☑️ Facebook, Twitter and Instagram in the crosshairs as the ad environment gets incendiary

Good Morning. You would have thought a recession would have been the catalyst for Facebook and..
Good morning.You would have thought a recession would have been the catalyst for Facebook and other social media companies to start the selling party, but it was advertiser's virtue signaling to their consumers.

Regardless of whether you agree or not with these companies taking these actions, the spending for many is through the election and the rest of 2020. This could take a bite out of profitability even before recessionary forces do.

Now here's the rest of the news:
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MARKETS
DOW 25,015.55 -2.84%
S&P 3,009.05 -2.42%
NASDAQ 9,757.22 -2.59%
*As of market close
Stocks fell yesterday, as the IMF downgrades global GDP.
Oil fell 1.45%, as the increase in COVID cases stokes worries over demand.
Gold rose 0.8%, as investors move to safe-haven assets.
Cryptocurrencies traded lower, with Bitcoin finishing 0.96% lower closing at $9250.

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3 Gold Stocks with a Breakout Week
For over a month, the Federal Reserve has been reducing its asset purchases. Those reductions have led to the actual balance sheet of the Fed to decline for the last two weeks. This means that the Fed may need to reengage soon to help support the market and economy, which is exactly what gold is looking for and may be pricing in currently. As you break down the materials sector and include more than the S&P 500 companies, the Precious Metals industry really shined with nearly a 5% weekly advance.

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Big Bearish Option Trade Placed on iShares US Real Estate ETF (NYSEARCA: IYR)
The iShares U.S. Real Estate ETF (NYSEARCA: IYR) is a fund invests in real estate companies and REITs. As COVID-19 cases increase and weekly unemployment claims continue to run above expectations, it places real estate in a difficult position. After leveling off for a time, last week saw the numbers of people seeking forbearance increase by 79,000. As the uncertainty increases around the real estate sector, the option activity is picking up.

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Insiders of TETRA Technologies, Inc (NYSE: TTI) Stock Significantly Increase Holdings
With oil plateauing near $40, many energy sector companies have been struggling. For the week, the Energy sector was the worst performing sector in the S&P 500 as oil inventories continue to blow out to new highs. While analysts have been dour on their outlook, since June 22, 2020 there have been four insiders that have bought 617,068 shares for a value of $268,839 in TETRA Technologies, Inc (NYSE: TTI).

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IN OTHER NEWS

Stock market news live updates: Wall Street ends sharply lower; coronavirus surge outweighs recovery hopes

The Brands Boycotting Facebook Ads Over Hate Speech

Wall Street ends lower as coronavirus surge prompts renewed restrictions

Dow logs worst drop in 2 weeks, ends 730 points lower amid selling in banks and decline in Twitter, Facebook

A Second Wave of the Virus Is Threatening U.S. Oil Demand Again

U.S. dollar inches up, with spotlight on surge in coronavirus cases

Trump's spending for border wall rejected by U.S. appeals court

Oil futures end with a loss, with U.S. prices down more than 3% for the week

TREASURIES-Yields lower as COVID-19 cases surge in major states

Gold futures post a gain for the session, climb for the week


S&P 500 MOVERS
TOP
GPS 18.799%
NTAP 5.164%
FFIV 3.9%
EBAY 3.016%
CSCO 2.41%
BOTTOM
HBAN 11.021%
KEY 8.908%
COF 8.771%
GS 8.648%
RF 8.584%

Quote of the Day
Continuing to advertise on these platforms (Facebook, Twitter and Instagram) at this time would not add value to people and society...We will revisit our current position if necessary.
- Unilever public statement, quoted by BBC News

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