Good morning. Part of the surprising strength of the housing market over the course of the...
It’s the monthly jobs numbers today and they’re not going to be pretty and will be possibly the tip of the iceberg as we head into May. [Trading Tips] Good morning. Part of the surprising strength of the housing market over the course of the pandemic has been the reaction to the housing bubble of the mid-2000s. With excess inventory, new home growth slowed to a crawl, and this underinvestment in homes is now catching up, leading to higher prices for homeowners and new prospective buyers alike. A similar “underinvestment” trend may have occurred in the US oil market over the past few years. In 2014, OPEC members increased production to squeeze out smaller players, such as US shale producers. This bear market likewise has led to years of underinvestment relative to today’s demand. That may be why rising calls for oil to top $100 per barrel again may be right, and why those high prices may persist longer than expected. 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[Click here to see how you can prepare.]( MARKETS DOW 35,754.75 +0.10% S&P 4,710.21 +0.31% NASDAQ 15,786.99 +0.64% *As of market close • Markets rallied for a third day on Tuesday, but at a slower pace than earlier in the week. • Oil rose 0.8 percent, closing at $72.60 per barrel. • Gold rose 0.1 percent, last trading at $1,787 per ounce. • Cryptocurrencies generally rise, with Bitcoin going for $50,734 at the market close. Today’s TOP TIPS [This Industry Leader Could Take Over the Metaverse]( The concept of the metaverse has been around for a while. However, the past few months have seen a few big names starting to shift into the space. There’s plenty of room for many companies to work in the space, whether in providing hardware, software, or ancillary services such as currencies. But one company that’s already dominating in one industry is looking to do the same in this new digital world. » [FULL STORY]( [Insider Trading Report: PayPal Holdings (PYPL)]( Enrique Lores, a director at PayPal Holdings (PYPL), recently added 2,770 shares. The buy increased his stake by over 325 percent, and came to a purchase price of just under $500,000. This buy comes after another director bought 1,547 shares back in late November, paying nearly $289,000 to do so. And a third director picked up 9,780 shares for just under $2 million at the start of November. Insiders have otherwise been sellers over the past three years. » [FULL STORY]( [Unusual Options Activity: Walmart (WMT)]( Shares of retail giant Walmart (WMT) sold off heavily in recent weeks, but have started to rebound. One trader sees that trend continuing through the holidays. That’s based on the December 31 $147 call. With 22 days until expiration, over 11,750 contracts traded hands compared to a prior open interest of 172, for a 68-fold surge in volume. The buyer of the calls paid $0.45 to make the trade. » [FULL STORY]( IN OTHER NEWS • [Job Openings Topped 11 Million in October]( Available jobs rose to 11 million in October, exceeding expectations of 10.4 million. The read is just under the record high set in July of 11.1 million. The largest increase in jobs came from leisure and hospitality. • [Refinances Surge as Interest Rates Drop]( 30-year fixed rate mortgages dropped slightly last week as bond yields dropped, but the move was enough to spur a 9 percent rise in refinancing demand, based on industry data. That indicates that low rates and appreciating property prices are enticing homeowners to potentially lower payments, but also take some cash out of their home equity. • [Social Spending Bill May Lose in Congress]( The Build Back Better bill, a $2 trillion plan for spending on all sorts of social projects, might not pass before Christmas as expected. Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia, a key moderate, has noted that the massive bill could keep fueling the 30-year high levels of inflation currently underway. • [AWS Outage Shows Cloud Dominance of Internet]( A number of big websites were disrupted on Tuesday as Amazon (AMZN) Web Services had an interruption. Besides several websites going offline, a number of smart devices such as light switches and vacuum cleaners were also impacted. • [TrueNorth Raises $50 Million]( TrueNorth, a platform that allows independent truckers to manage customers, routes, and coordinate loads, has raised $50 million. The platform is betting that predictions that truck drivers will be replaced by AI software and self-driving vehicles by the end of the decade are overoptimistic. S&P 500 MOVERS TOP NCLH 7.704% CCL 5.487% RCL 4.886% LVS 4.343% UAL 3.985% BOTTOM KR 5.259% NXPI 4.508% KHC 3.637% BFB 2.623% STX 2.488% Quote of the Day When the omicron news hit the tape on Thanksgiving night there was clearly an overreaction. Markets sold off very rapidly on news that was not very reliable,” he added. “And now its basically recovering those back. - Marko Kolanovic, JPMorgan Chief Global Markets Strategist, explaining the market’s volatility of the past few weeks as purely a phenomenon of the Omicron news hitting markets before fizzling out. Sponsored Content [GM and Toyota Shut Down]( Once again, the word "Crisis" is being thrown around. 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