What to Expect After Gangbusters Jobs Data

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With the December 15 tariff deadline looming, you’ll want to read how the Mensa trader is playing it. - [Ben Sturgill]( recounts a series of failed pop culture IPOs — and explains why pop culture may be lots of fun in your personal life, but not in your trading life. Jeff’s [Total Alpha]( portfolio finished over $90,000 last week! Two trades made him over $45,000! [Image]( What did your portfolio do last week? Learn to make real money in this market with [Total Alpha.]( [Click here to join]( [I'm an image] One critical set of economic numbers rallied the markets this past Friday — jobs data. According to the report released on Friday from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), during the month of November nonfarm employment rose by 266,000. This included a positive trend in healthcare services, professional services, and technical services. Not only that, the employment changes during the months of October and September were revised. The October revision shifted from +128,000 to +156,000, and the September revision from +180,000 to +193,000. [Image] Hourly earnings of private-sector employees were also a factor, as the BLS reported payroll improvements of 7 cents during the month of November. These numbers smashed expectations and left us with a sweet ending to a hectic trading week. Here’s how the markets responded on Friday: - The Dow Jones rose 1.2% to 28,015.06 - The S&P 500 increased by 0.9% to 3,145.91 - The Nasdaq closed 1% higher at 8,656.53 The jobs data provided a much-needed reassurance to cautious investors, especially during a period dominated by tariff concerns. As we look forward to the week ahead, we have a Fed announcement on Wednesday. The great job growth that we’ve seen could be a sign of increased inflation, which could lead Powell to move forward with plans to tighten. With that said, a good thing to look out for in your trading this week is downward swings in the overall market following a potential hawkish announcement from Powell. If you’re trying to ride the momentum of the market with long trades this week, then for the love of God, make sure you have your stop losses in place. [I'm an image] [3 Trades to Start Your Week]( By Nathan Bear of Weekly Money Multiplier [Image]( The market continues to ride at all-time highs, which means that Nathan Bear has been choosing his trades with even more care than usual. Lately, this approach has kept him far away from trouble and even helped him snag some sweet 100.34% gains in YETI last week. So it comes as no surprise that this premium cooler and drinkware stock will also be at the top of his watchlist this week. In this post, Nathan shares his brand new trade ideas for you this week—three to be exact. And while most investors will be focused on the upcoming Fed meeting— he’ll be lasered in on these three setups. [Continue reading...]( [Join the Weekly Money Multiplier Mailing]( [Kicking Off the Week: Monday’s Stocks to Watch]( By Jeff Williams of Penny Pro [Image]( Coming off a tough Thanksgiving/ Black Friday/ Cyber Monday slump, the market kicked things back into high gear starting last Tuesday. Jeff Williams may have had himself a nice Thanksgiving hangover and exhausting shopping spree too, but that didn’t stop him either this past week. Having a watchlist ready to go last Monday made the difference between winning and losing in his trades, which is exactly why he’s doing the same exact thing today. In this post, he shares the 4 top stocks on his watchlist — ones that he believes could provide us with more monster gains this week. [Continue reading...]( [Join the Penny Pro mailing]( [Navigating the Tariff Trade]( By Jeff Bishop of Total Alpha [Image]( With the December 15 tariff deadline looming, investors are getting nervous, wondering how the negotiations may affect their positions. That’s why Jeff Bishop decided to set aside some time to do a little 101 on tariffs. Learning about them could only make you a better trader. He’ll take you all the way back to a little event that you may remember from high school American History — the Boston Tea Party. Then he’ll fast forward to why Trump has implemented tariffs this year, how they are affecting both the U.S. and China, and how to brace yourself for the potential impacts moving forward. [Continue reading...]( [Join the Total Alpha Mailing]( [Pop Culture Investing: A Cautionary Tale]( By Ben Sturgill of IPO Payday [Image]( Keeping up with pop culture is hard enough already. Listening to the latest music, wearing cool clothes, watching the trending shows — the process is exhausting and never ends. Now add the decision on whether to invest in companies that promote pop culture and you have yourself an even greater burden. We’ve had so many “pop culture” companies IPO this year, and the one question traders and investors have on their minds is whether they should play into the “millennial” investing mentality… or stick to their blue chips. In this post, Ben Sturgill reflects on a few pop culture stock IPOs gone wrong, and he shares a handful of new pop culture companies that should leave us wary. 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