πŸ— Two Tech Companies Likely to Run to New All-Time Highs

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MARKETS
DOW 28,164.00 +0.15%
S&P 3,153.63 +0.422%
NASDAQ 8,705.17 +0.66%
*As of market close
Stocks rallied into Thanksgiving Day, with more highs being set in light trading.
Oil declined 0.5 percent, to $58.11 per barrel.
Gold dropped 0.4 percent, to $1,461 per ounce.
Cryptocurrencies had a great day, with bitcoin rallying 4.8 percent to $7,550.

Today's TOP TIPS
Two Tech Companies Likely to Run to New All-Time Highs
Typically, technology companies help lead the market to new highs. That's because these firms are capable of rapid, disruptive growth.

While that's been true generally, in the past two years technology companies have been lagging while value-oriented companies have taken a turn as market leaders.

Nothing lasts forever, however, and buying some tech companies still well off of their most recent highs of past years will likely give investors great returns in the next rotation.

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Insider Trading Reports: Genesis Energy (GEL)  
Kenneth Jastrow, a director at Genesis Energy LP (GEL), recently bought 50,000 shares. At a cost of $948,000, the buy brings his holdings up to 150,000 shares.

Insider buying data shows only buys from insiders in the past two years, including another 50,000 share buy from Jastrow back in May.

Overall, insiders own over 12 percent of the company, a strong sign that their interests are aligned with long-term shareholders.

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Unusual Options Activity: Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCL)
Put options expiring on December 6th with a $117 strike on Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCL) saw an 89-fold surge in volume recently, going from 131 open contracts to over 11,675 contracts trade.

The option, expiring in nine days, will likely expire worthless unless shares drop from their current price just under $120, about a 4 percent move in-the-money.

At a cost of just $1.00, or $100 per contract, however, it's an inexpensive bet on a drop.

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IN OTHER NEWS
U.S. GDP growth is revised upward in the third quarter.

The CBOE is looking to slow down the speed of trades on its exchange.

Active funds have underperformed the S&P 500 Index for the past 10 years.
Netflix leases the Paris Theatre in New York, with the intent of screening its films there.
Facebook buys Beat Games, the company behind Beat Saber.
Xerox says it will take its bid for HP directly to shareholders, avoiding the hostility of management.
Cattle ranches are getting lobbyists and scientists to defend their turf against fake meat.
In earnings, Box beats on expectations and raises its full-year revenue forecast.
Dell cuts its full-year forecast, citing a PC chip shortage.
HP beats on earnings and guidance.

S&P 500 MOVERS
TOP
HP 6.558%
UA 6.193%
UAA 6.17%
ADSK 5.492%
WDC 3.49%
BOTTOM
DE 4.297%
PVH 2.599%
CME 2.375%
DLTR 2.341%
IRM 1.902%

Quote of the Day
Everybody looks at the stock market and sees share prices going through the roof right now, but few of the CEOs I talk to feel good about that. There is an increased worry about their ability to deliver results amid prolonged periods of uncertainty next year.
- John Richert, head of J.P. Morgan Chase regional investment banking, on the disconnect between the market rally this year and the slowing global economy.

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