👏The Market’s Planning on This Massive Move Next Year

Good morning. Markets are forward looking. And one of the ways markets are forward looking comes... 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. Markets are forward looking. And one of the ways markets are forward looking comes from the yield curve. We’ve mentioned before that it’s inverted, with shorter-term debt yielding more than longer-term debt. Typically, that’s a sign of a recession in the short to medium term. Based on the current level of inversion, traders are now betting that by the end of next year, the Fed won’t just be done raising interest rates. Wherever the final level ends up, there’s a strong chance for a rate cut of as much as 5 percent. With rates currently under 5 percent, that’s a sign that the Fed will likely have to cut rates back to zero in the next year. Time will tell if that’s how it plays out. But for now, traders would be best to be mindful of the inverted yield curve and slow economic growth as a warning sign for the economy – and a sign that stocks could still fall further from here. Now here's the rest of the news: Sponsored Content [Receive Free A.I. Scanned Stock Alerts!]( They may not be in the headlines, and no market guru is sending them to your inbox. So, where…? A.I. is bringing them straight to your mobile phone once a week via [TraderGPS](, a brand-new platform for traders of all experience to instantly learn the top 3 bullish and bearish trends on stocks! [Send me The Free A.I. Scanned Stock Alerts >]( MARKETS DOW 33,596.34 -1.03% S&P 3,941.25 -1.44% NASDAQ 11,014.89 -2.00% *As of market close • Stocks dropped again on Tuesday, continuing Monday’s selloff. • Oil slid 3.3 percent, closing at $74.40 per barrel. • Gold rose 0.2 percent, hitting $1,772 per ounce. • Cryptocurrencies traded mixed, with Bitcoin last going for $16,989 at the stock market close. Today’s TOP TIPS [Market Pullback Offers a Year-End Buying Opportunity for This Industry-Leading Tech Play]( Stocks had a pretty strong rally on reports that the Federal Reserve would lower the rate at which it increases interest rates. But that rally ended as traders realized that rates would still rise—and a slower pace would allow the increases to continue for longer. However, we’re likely closer to the end of the rate hike cycle than the beginning. And for investors looking for year-end buys, it could be time to pick up some beaten-down names, particularly in big tech. » [FULL STORY]( [Insider Trading Report: BRT Apartments (BRT)]( Jeffrey Gould, President and CEO at BRT Apartments (BRT), recently added 4,626 shares. The buy increased his holdings by about 0.1 percent, and came to a total cost of just over $93,000. The buy came a day after the CEO bought 14,445 shares, paying about $291,000. Overall, company insiders have been large and steady buyers since May, with some modest insider sales last occurring back in January. » [FULL STORY]( [Unusual Options Activity: Peabody Energy Corporation (BTU)]( Shares of coal producer Peabody Energy Corporation (BTU) are up 227 percent over the past year amid a strong energy market. One trader sees a further year-end rally for the stock. That’s based on the December 30 $32 call. With 23 days until expiration, 4,043 contracts traded compared to a prior open interest of 128, for a 32-fold rise in volume on the trade. The buyer of the calls paid $1.10 to make the bet. » [FULL STORY]( IN OTHER NEWS • [Housing Component to Inflation on Track to Fade]( After two years of above-average growth, rental increases are starting to slow back to pre-pandemic levels. That’s a big component to inflation calculations, and a sign that further declines in inflation are likely in the coming months as measurement delays get worked in. • [Trade Deficit Rises for October]( The US trade deficit rose 5.4 percent in October, hitting $78.2 billion. The move came amid a strong dollar and weakening global demand for goods and services weighed on exports from the US. The weak dollar also made imports relatively cheaper as well. • [Margin Debt Declines to Normal Levels]( Margin debt, the total funds borrowed by traders from brokers in order to buy stocks and other assets, is back to a normal level. Margin debt soared during the pandemic, amid ultra-low interest rates on debt in general, and a rapidly appreciating stock market. Typically, above-average margin debt is seen as a short-term danger for the markets. • [Boeing’s Last 747 Rolls Off Assembly Line]( Boeing (BA) has rolled out its last 747 jumbo jet, number 1,574. Production of the iconic jet first started in 1967. The final jet is going to a cargo shipping company. While commercial airliners have generally phased out use of the 747, existing plans can continue to serve for decades with proper maintenance. • [SpaceX Developing Starshield Satellite System]( Privately-held SpaceX is developing a satellite system to support national security goals, dubbed Starshield. The system is designed to provide secure communications and satellite designs for government entities, most likely those in intelligence communities. S&P 500 MOVERS TOP TXT 5.165% LUMN 2.789% EXC 2.659% ACGL 2.096% AEP 2.084% BOTTOM NRG 15.389% ENPH 8.272% PARA 7.304% META 6.69% CTLT 5.476% Quote of the Day Clearly, equity markets want to move higher, but that’s very dependent on inflation getting under control. And so, when you have above expectation prints on any econ number that comes out, that tends to fuel inflationary concerns, which sends rates higher. - Peter Essele, head of portfolio management at Commonwealth Financial Network, on why inflation concerns remain the big headwind for the economy, as it will continue to drive interest rates higher going into 2023. Sponsored Content [Receive Unprecedented Artificial Intelligence Scanned Stocks!]( End the year strong knowing that artificial intelligence scanned stock predictions are coming your way. Who doesn't want to have the upper hand on future price movements to propel into the new year? Brought to you by the pioneers behind the A.I. powered trading software VantagePoint, [TraderGPS]( is the simplest way to get a pulse on 6 stocks to make the most confident trades every week. [Sign Up Free for TraderGPS >]( Not sure the best way to get started? 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