🎍Two Stocks that Got Crushed in 2019 and May Never Recover

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	MARKETS

	DOW 28,515.45 -0.13%
	S&P 3,223.38 -0.02%
	NASDAQ 8,952.88 +0.08%
	*As of market close
	• Markets closed mixed in short trading on Christmas Eve, and are closed today. • Oil rose 0.8 percent, o $61.00 per barrel. • Gold rallied 1.05 percent, o $1,504 per ounce. • Cryptocurrencies traded flat, ith Bitcoin declining 0.5 percent to $7,310.

	Today's TOP TIPS

	Two Stocks that Got Crushed in 2019 and May Never Recover
	2019 has been a great year for stocks, bonds, real estate, commodities… really just about any asset saw double-digit gains. But a few companies weren't so lucky. 2019 gave them some serious operating challenges and crushed their share price amidst the general prosperity. While some underperforming stocks are likely to recover, a few aren't, thanks to how they operate or the industries they're in. That means, even if they look like interesting prospects, 2019's decline could just be the beginning. » FULL STORY

	Insider Trading Reports: First Keystone Corporation (FKYS)
	Nancy Jean Marr, a director at First Keystone Corporation (FKYS), bought 3,500 shares. The buy increased her stake by 44 percent. At current prices, the buy came to just over $79,000. Insider buying data shows a number of buys and sells throughout the year, mostly by company directors, with total sales just outnumbering buyers in total volume. Despite these sales, insiders own nearly 14 percent of company shares. » FULL STORY

	Unusual Options Activity: Micron (MU)
	The January 10th, 2020 $57 call options on Micron (MU) saw a 37-fold rise in volume, going from 139 open contracts to over 5,000. With only 16 days until the option expires, shares will need to rise 2.8 percent in order to move in-the-money. And costing around $0.90, or $90 per contract, shares may need to move closer to $58 before the call buyer profits. » FULL STORY

	IN OTHER NEWS

	•	U.S. durable goods orders dropped in November, largely on a decline for military equipment.
	•	Following the U.K. election, London property prices are expected to move 18 percent higher by 2024.
	•	Apache announces a joint venture in Suriname with French oil giant Total.
	•	Palladium tops a 60 percent return this year, as the overall commodity market does well too.
	•	Netflix reigns as the top performing stock of the decade.
	•	Todd Combs will take over investment management at Geico.
	•	PG&E creditors offer $13.5 billion for wildfire victims in California.
	•	Advance Auto Parts pays $200 million to buy the DieHard brand from Sears.
	•	Sports betting company DraftKings looks to go public next year via a reverse merger.
	•	Electric auto company Rivian raises $1.3 billion in funding.

	S&P 500 MOVERS

	TOP AMD 2.376% LEN 2.067% SWKS 1.775% VMC 1.632% TSCO 1.541% BOTTOM IVZ 2.145% APA 1.357% BA 1.348% HP 1.299% TPR 1.292%

	Quote of the Day

	It has become increasingly difficult to understand how the economy and markets will perform in the future. Adding to that difficulty is an election year in which both parties have become hyper-polarized. To me, that looks like a perfect opportunity for volatility to strike, but volatility does not guarantee we will end the year either up or down.
	- Doug Boneparth, president of Bone Fide Wealth, on why market volatility will rise in 2020 and the year will be much different from the performance of 2019.

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