3 Small Cap Penny Stocks that are Breaking Out
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 |  | Good morning. Things were moving along swimmingly before the announcement came of a press conference tomorrow by President Trump on China. What's happening on Hong Kong is tragic.
I have a brother that's lived there for over 10 years and he's had to move to Japan. Somehow a tear gas gun in the face will do that to you. The market has continued to shrug off the tremendous risks that are still present. This is just another reminder that we're still lost in the woods economically.
Now here's the rest of the news: | |  | |  |  |  |  |  |  | DOW 25,400.64 | -147.63 |  | |  | S&P 3,029.73 | -6.40 |  | |  | NASDAQ 9,368.99 | -43.37 |  | |  | | *As of market close |  | | • | Stocks fell yesterday, economic data surprises on the negative side. |  | | • | Oil rose 2.19%, as refinery rates offset the weekly crude oil build. |  | | • | Gold rose 0.26%, as US trade tensions with China escalate. |  | | • | Cryptocurrencies traded higher, with Bitcoin finishing 2.94% higher closing at $9440. | |  | | | |  |  | | 3 Small Cap Penny Stocks that are Breaking Out |  |  |  | So much of the movement you see in the major market indices comes down to a handful of stocks. Just five companies make up over 20% of the S&P 500 and over 40% of the Nasdaq 100. As those companies move, it will tend to cause the market and many of the larger cap names to move with them. Therefore, looking at smaller cap stocks with lower prices is a way to have some investments that aren't as correlated to the overall market. » FULL STORY |  | | |  |  |  | What is the Options Market Saying About Gold? |  |  |  | The option market appears to be picking up interest in gold stocks on Thursday. A product that represents gold mining stocks is VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX). The overall volume for calls and puts were higher than average, with calls surging to 40% higher than average. » FULL STORY |  | | |  |  |  |  | | TOP |  | | DLTR | 11.55% |  |  | | ALXN | 7.801% |  |  | | WDAY | 7.149% |  |  | | REGN | 6.287% |  |  | | NLOK | 5.438% |  |  | | BOTTOM |  | | HPQ | 12.325% |  |  | | KSS | 9.735% |  |  | | HBI | 9.646% |  |  | | TRIP | 9.465% |  |  | | GPS | 9.272% |  |  | |  |  |  |  |  | | In terms of presidential efforts to limit critical commentary about themselves, I think one would have to go back to the Sedition Act of 1798 - which made it illegal to say false things about the president and certain other public officials - to find an attack supposedly rooted in law by a president on any entity which comments or prints comments about public issues and public people. |  | - Floyd Abrams, First Amendment Lawyer, quoted by Reuters |  | |
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