🔦 Two Safe-Haven Plays from Market Fears

Markets continue to slide on fears, but at some point, every investor who wants out will be out. You’re receiving this email because you are subscribed to Trading Tips, if you no longer wish to receive these emails you can [unsubscribe here](. [Trading Tips] Good morning. Markets continue to slide on fears, but at some point, every investor who wants out will be out. And, since every seller has to find a buyer, an interesting question emerges: Who’s been buying shares during the recent market panic? We’ll likely find out soon among the big-name investors and fund managers out there. And we’ll likely see a continuation of the notion first voiced by Warren Buffett: “The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient.” Sponsored Content [Take a Look at This Strange Device]( It can fit in the palm of your hand... Weighs less than a can of soup... And uses less energy than a night light. But it could change EVERYTHING. [Discover its astonishing power now...]( MARKETS DOW 25,409.36 -1.39% S&P 2,954.22 -0.82% NASDAQ 8,567.37 +0.01% *As of market close • Stocks slid again, but closed well off their lows, with a tech rally ending the Nasdaq flat. • Oil prices slid 3.8 percent, osing at $45.26 per barrel. • Gold prices dropped 3.4 percent, hitting $1,587 per ounce. • Cryptocurrencies were mixed, with Bitcoin trading at $8,769. Today’s TOP TIPS [Two Safe-Haven Plays from Market Fears]( The market has flipped from greed to fear as concerns over the coronavirus outbreak spread. In the span of a week, stocks sold off over 10 percent. That’s only the sixth time since the financial crisis that a drop has been that steep. There could still be some downside, but a combination of solid growth plays and pre-coronavirus laggard companies could do well for investors here. » [FULL STORY]( [Insider Trading Report: Six Flags Entertainment Corp (SIX)]( Arik Ruchim, a director at Six Flags Entertainment Corp (SIX) recently bought a staggering 1.5 million shares. The total purchase prices came to over $44 million. The buy increases his stake by 27 percent, leaving him with 7 million shares in total. He joins company CEO Mike Spanos, who bought 16,075 shares on February 24th. That buy came to a total cost of just over $500,000. » [FULL STORY]( [Unusual Options Activity: Qualcomm (QCOM)]( The April $75 calls on Qualcomm (QCOM) saw a 17-fold rise in volume, going from 253 open contracts to having over 4,350 trade hands. The bet, expiring in 46 days, is already about $2.30 in the money given the recent share price of $77.30. The trader buying the shares paid about $5.90 per contract. For the option to profit at expiration, shares would need to be back over $81. » [FULL STORY]( IN OTHER NEWS • [Federal Reserve officials have no plans to lower interest rates]( unless the coronavirus epidemic escalates. • Stocks post their [worst weekly losses since 2008](; oil has its worst week in four years. • The [Euro surges against the dollar]( as carry trades unwind. • The flight-to-safety in Treasury bonds makes [emerging-market bonds look like a more attractive bet.]( • Companies with products [focusing on remote work]( are holding up well. • Clorox stands out as [the safest S&P 500 stock]( during the meltdown. • CVS and Walgreens warn on a [shortage of hand sanitizer.]( • In earnings, [Wayfair nearly doubles its annual losses.]( • Drug manufacturer Mylan warns on [shortages from coronavirus fears.]( • [Beyond Meat sees its revenues triple](, but a net loss sends shares down. S&P 500 MOVERS  TOP XEC 7.83% NCLH 7.254% NVDA 6.916% QRVO 6.097% ADSK 5.663% BOTTOM AES 8.529% MYL 7.976% AAL 7.524% AMG 6.303% LB 6.03% Quote of the Day I see this as a very severe one-year shock, and then a bounce back that could be extremely rigorous. This could be a really tough year, but 2021, ’22 onward, there’s no reason not to say we’re going to snap back from this. We always have. - Wharton School professor Jeremy Siegel on the severity of the market selloff on coronavirus fears. Sponsored Content [The No. 1 Pot Stock of 2020 Is Set to Be Bigger Than Cronos, Canopy Growth and Tilray - COMBINED!]( And right now, you can get in for less than $3. [Check out the details here.](  Not sure the best way to get started? 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