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Please open this email [Click to view in browser](. Nov 13th 2019 Dear InvestingChannel Reader, Welcome to the middle of the trading week! Today we are featuring analysis and commentary on the following: - [SPONSORED LINK: Special Free Report - 3 Stocks Are Poised to Go Up]( - [Google Wants To Be Your Bank Account]( - [Downsides From the October Employment Report]( - [Hidden Information in Earnings Reports: What You Need to Know]( - [October CPI Update]( - [10 S&P 500 Stocks With The Most Institutional Buying]( [Meet the Man Who Found SIXTEEN 1,000% Winners]( If you’ve ever wondered how legendary investors find stocks that shoot up 10X – and how you can do it too [Click here for his new pick.]( Sponsored by Stansberry Research On the heels of Apple’s Credit Card partnership with Goldman Sachs, tech giant Google announced this morning that they are getting onto the checking account business. It remains to be seen if the search leader will face backlash from consumers or regulators. [Google Wants To Be Your Bank Account]( [(Benzinga)]( The Alphabet Inc unit is also teaming up with a local credit union at Stanford University to offer bank accounts as part of a project dubbed Cache, according to WSJ. This would put Google in direct competition with legacy financial firms but could face a backlash from Washington lawmakers amid ongoing concerns tech giants have too much influence. [Click here to read more.]( While the October employment report was mostly positive, successful contrarian investors need to be able to fully evaluate good news for potential risks. Our friends at Angry Bear have done just that with their sober analysis of the October employment report. [Scenes from the October employment report: leading sectors remain poor]( [(Angry Bear)]( Next, let’s update the three leading sectors of employment that I have been tracking: temporary help (blue in the graph below), manufacturing (gold), and residential construction (red). Here’s what they look like compared with 2018, showing the slowdown this year (Note: the big decline in manufacturing last month was the GM strike, which will presumably be reversed in November) [Click here to read more.]( [Free OIC Webinar]( Front to back, enjoy a holistic overview of options from OIC’s instructors. [Register Now]( Sponsored by The Options Industry Council Savvy investors know that earnings season is one of the only regularly predictable price catalysts of stock markets. What many investors don't know is the body of research around ‘hidden’ information in earnings reports. Dave Royse of Benzinga summarizes the research below as well as tactics companies will often use to ‘’hide’ information in earnings reports. [Some Key Information Is 'Hidden' In Many Earnings Reports — And It Can Cost You]( [(Benzinga)]( “Very few people have the time to go through [10-Ks and 10-Qs],” he said on a recent edition of Benzinga’s PreMarket Prep. “Too few people are reading footnotes. And there’s a lot of noise in earnings.” The paper's authors said traders make more when they take the "hidden" numbers into account. "Street earnings for firms that meet or just beat analyst expectations are more likely to selectively exclude these items," the paper said. [Click here to read more.]( [BLS: CPI increased 0.4% in October, Core CPI increased 0.2%]( by [Calculated Risk]( The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) rose 0.4 percent in October on a seasonally adjusted basis after being unchanged in September, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. [Read more.]( [The Shrewdest Shark Tells All]( Sponsored by [MoneyMap Press]( You've seen "shark" deals on TV, but it may surprise you how little it takes to get in. [Read more.]( [10 S&P 500 Stocks With The Most Institutional Buying]( by [Benzinga]( Large institutional investors, such as mutual funds, pension funds, insurance companies, hedge funds, endowments and other investment firms, are often considered to be the “smart money” on Wall Street. Unlike the average retail investor, many of these professionals have industry connections, top-tier resources and huge teams of professionals to perform analysis and develop strategies. [Read more.]( Copyright 2019, Investing Channel, All Rights Reserved | [Privacy Policy]( [InvestingChannel, Inc.]( P.O. Box 118 New York, NY 10018. To unsubscribe, [click here]( [Link](

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