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5 Retail Trade Companies Having a Breakout Week

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Good morning. I hope you had a great weekend. It's great to see people out and about, masked or not. I happen to live where things are opening up more quickly, and I have to tell you, it's a relief. The only problem is that what is true for one, is not true for the whole. The fallacy of composition across states is leading to a lot of uncertainty. That uncertainty is what's holding the bulls at bay.  There needs to be another bullish catalyst or the bears will want to come out of quarantine as well. Sponsored Content Collapse of 2020: What's Coming Next Is Even Worse... The destructive impact of the coronavirus has all but frozen commercial activity across the nation. Even as the pandemic recedes, we could see wave after wave of bankruptcies. And that's just the tip of the iceberg… Unless you prepare now, everything you've worked for all your life could be lost forever. Here's how to protect yourself and prosper. MARKETS DOW 23, 685.42 +0.25% S&P 2,863.70 +0.39% NASDAQ 9,014.56 +0.79% *As of market close • Stocks rose yesterday, as it posted the third weekly decline in four weeks. • Oil rallied 6.81%, as it breaks $25 and closes in on $30. • Gold rose 0.76%, as it closed above recent highs near $1735 • Cryptocurrencies traded lower, with Bitcoin finishing 4.42 % lower closing at $9295. Today's TOP TIPS 5 Retail Trade Companies Having a Breakout Week The S&P 500 has finished lower in three of the last four weeks, with last week's performance being on the weakest since the week of MARCH 30 and the biggest intraweek losses since the week of March 16. The weakness in the broader market isn't necessarily being felt in all industries and certainly not in every stock. For the week, Health Services posted the best weekly performance at 1.73%, followed by Health Technology at 0.98% and Retail Trade at 0.89%. » FULL STORY China Better Watch Out, the Option Market is Coming for You The rhetoric is heating up between the U.S. and China over the virus, Huawei, renegotiating the Phase 1 trade deal, and the halting of U.S. pension investment in Chinese companies. As all the news is swirling around and the potential impact on Chinese companies could be big. The option market has been taking notice and has made large bearish bets in the past couple weeks. The big bearish trades reemerged again on Friday. » FULL STORY This Company Claims the Prize for Insider Selling for Last Week YETI Holdings, Inc (YETI) announced a secondary offering of 15 million shares priced at $28.20 a share. The offering was expected to have closed last week as well. The desire to raise capital came after the company posted earnings that beat analyst estimates. The company has beaten estimates for four quarters in a row. Based on insider trading data available for last week, YETI led optionable companies with over $384.26 million in insider trading value on 13.7 million shares. » FULL STORY IN OTHER NEWS • Dow rises slightly, but loses more than 2% on week • House aims to pass a $3 trillion coronavirus relief package Friday • NYSE owner declines comment on coronavirus stock probe as CEO's wife Sen. Loeffler gives documents to FBI • GDP could decline by 42% in the second quarter, according to the Atlanta Fed • Stocks Rise With Weak Data Set Aside; Oil Jumps: Markets Wrap • Norfolk Southern's stock falls to lead the Dow transports' losers after downbeat volumes outlook • U.S. moves to cut Huawei off from global chip suppliers as China eyes retaliation • Gold futures end at highest since mid-April, up 2.5% for the week • Trump says he isn't concerned about Abbott's coronavirus test as FDA probes accuracy • Shale Explorers Slash Drilling to Decade-Low to Weather Crash   S&P 500 MOVERS TOP UAL 21.13% EXPE 18.62% NCLH 17.95% LB 17.59% ADS 17.42% BOTTOM CPD -4.84% CTXS -4.66% DPZ -3.07% AMGN -2.92% REGN -2.85% Quote of the Day There has been a very highly technical loophole through which Huawei has been in able, in effect, to use U.S. technology with foreign fab producers. - Wilbur Ross, U.S. Commerce Secretary, quoted by Reuters Sponsored Content Collapse of 2020: What's Coming Next Is Even Worse... 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