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[Click to view in browser](. Dec 13th 2019 Dear InvestingChannel Reader, Welcome back to Trackstar Weekly Sector Perspectives edition. TrackStar is the only newsletter tracking the behavior of the most powerful market participants and the information they consume. Trackstar Weekly Sector Perspectives dives deep into research trends by sector among the Wall Street elite. TrackStar’s elite sourcing technology allows you to see what verified Financial Professionals are researching. We saw advisor interest soar this week among a number of Oil & Gas ETFs: - [SPONSORED LINK: 93% of managed funds don’t beat the market]( - [SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production]( - [United States Natural Gas Fund, LP]( - [Alerian MLP ETF]( [Free Options Webinar – Theorem Pricing]( If you have a good grasp on the fundamentals of options pricing, take the next step with OIC. Watch now! [Watch now!]( Sponsored by The Options Industry Council Phil Flynn offers an excellent take on why there is so much interest in energy markets right now. Flynn centers on a number of conflicting forces that are driving energy prices. [Crazy Conflictions. The Energy Report]( [(Barchart)]( Oil traders want to know whether they can expect a tariff waiver on China. Traders know that China’s already record oil demand growth will go even higher if those tariffs get delayed. Oil rallied on reports out of China that seemed to suggest that a delay would happen, but White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow was not so sure. Larry, as we all know, has a way with words. Oil sold off after Kudlow put cold water on those reports. “The reality is those tariffs are still on the table, the Dec. 15 tariffs, and the president has indicated if the short strokes remaining in negotiations do not pan out to his liking than those tariffs could go back into place. So, they could not, but they also could. There is no definitive decision on that yet” Kudlow said. [Click here to read more.]( Craig Jones of Benzinga covers Bill Baruch’s innovative option trade idea for SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF. Multiple-leg option trades are a popular way to either increase or decrease the risk in a trade. [Bill Baruch's XOP Option Trade]( [(Benzinga)]( Baruch thinks the stock is going to reach a new low and he wants to sell the January $24/$22 call spread for 30 cents. He will use the premium to finance the purchase of the January $19/$17 put spread. The trade is going to make money if the stock drops below $19. It can reach its maximal profit of $2 if the stock drops to $17 or lower. [Click here to read more.]( [Expert Who Called Fed Shift Makes New Prediction]( Explains why a massive shift happening right now in the financial markets could create biggest opportunity in last 100 years. [Click here to know more.]( Sponsored by Stansberry Research With advisor research surging in the Alerian MLP it should come as no surprise that the ETF saw record inflows last week. [AMLP, BSCS: Big ETF Inflows]( [(Nasdaq)]( Comparing units outstanding versus one week ago at the coverage universe of ETFs at ETF Channel, the biggest inflow was seen in the AMLP ETF (AMLP), which added 14,600,000 units, or a 1.6% increase week over week. [Click here to read more.]( [Crude Oil Pushing Towards $60]( by [Barchart]( Crude oil has posted gains in the North American session. Currently, crude is trading at $59.66, up $0.84 or 1.43%. Brent crude oil futures are trading at $64.70, up $0.86 or 1.34%. The catalyst for the jump in crude prices was a comment from U.S. President Trump that China and the U.S. were close to reaching a trade deal. [Read more.]( [Insane Cash Back Card Wipes Out Interest Until 2021]( Sponsored by [The Ascent]( Plus, you can earn up to 5% cash back with a $0 annual fee. It's no wonder experts agree this is a #1 pick [Click here to learn more]( [Going Long On A RBOB Gasoline Spread]( by [Barchart]( The RBOB Gasoline RBH20-2*RBJ20+RBK20 butterfly spread has dropped over the past few weeks and is set up to increase into seasonal strength. This trade has hypothetically profited in 13 of the last 15 years if placed on 12/12 and closed on 12/23. The average profit to draw-down ratio is 251% while the average best profit is over 11 times the average worst loss. On Thursday I will be buying the RBOB Gasoline (H20-2*J20+K20) butterfly spread at a limit of ($0.1687). [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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