↘ Markets Decline as Powell Speaks

In a bull market, a lot of bad behavior seems to go unnoticed. But some folks still speak out where they find it. On Tuesday, for example, billionaire Carl Icahn called out Occidental Petroleum for outbidding Chevron to acquire Anadarko Petroleum.
Good morning. In a bull market, a lot of bad behavior seems to go unnoticed. But some folks still speak out where they find it. On Tuesday, for example, billionaire Carl Icahn called out Occidental Petroleum for outbidding Chevron to acquire Anadarko Petroleum.

Icahn stated that company boards that would "bet the company to serve their own agendas" are a "fiasco," and that such boards treated shareholders like peasants. At least Ichan, who can buy enough shares to get board seats at companies, can get a seat at the table, unlike most individual investors.

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MARKETS
DOW 26,548.22 +0.67%  
S&P 2,917.38 -0.95%  
NASDAQ 7,884.72 -1.51%  
*As of market close
Stocks traded down Tuesday, as markets reacted to slightly less dovish statements from the Fed Chairman.
 
Gold hit a six-year high of $1,433, and oil topped $58.

Today's TOP TIPS
Markets Decline as Powell Speaks

Chairman's comments send stocks down.
The stock market dipped slightly on Tuesday.

Speaking at the Council of Foreign Relations, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell had the biggest opportunity to move the market. His comments slightly pulled back from the dovish views expressed in recent weeks, enough to send markets down in afternoon trading.

He also commented on the need for the Fed to remain independent of politics.

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AbbVie Agrees to Buy Allergan With $63 Billion Offer
Merger would combine two of the industry's largest players.
On Tuesday, AbbVie (ABBV) announced a plan to buy Allergan PLC for about $63 billion. Allergan is best known as the manufacturer of Botox and other beauty-related drugs, where it has a sizeable amount of market share.

The offer for Allergan came in at $188 per share in a mix of cash and stock, a 45 percent premium over where Allergan shares closed on Monday. Shares had already been rallying on the rumor that Allergan was looking to unlock value by breaking up the company.

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Insider Activity: Stoke Therapeutics (STOK)
Insiders buy millions of shares of genetic disease research firm.
Insiders continue to be bullish on the pharma and biotech space at current prices. One of the latest buys is in Stoke Therapeutics (STOK).

RWT Investments, a partnership that already owns more than 10 percent of shares, picked up 555,556 shares last week, increasing their stake by $10 million.

Then, this week, another big insider trade occurred.

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Unusual Options Activity: Delta Airlines (DAL)
Airline carrier may see big drop in shares.
A large bet has been made that shares of Delta Airlines (DAL) will drop in the coming months.

On Tuesday, nearly 3,000 contracts of the December 2019 $45 put options traded. With shares of the airline around $56.50, this is a bet on shares dropping by 20 percent between now and the end of the year.

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IN OTHER NEWS
  Iran says sanctions close the door on diplomacy, Trump tweets the potential for a military response.  
  The Democratic presidential field addresses the affordability of housing and rent, a major concern usually avoided by presidential contenders.  
  But not so fast… Goldman Sachs gets into political guesswork by releasing a chart suggesting President Trump will be reelected in 2020.  
  In a move all Americans can get behind, the DOJ and FTC crack down on illegal robocallers.  
  And the CBO lowers its long-term debt forecast thanks to falling Treasury yields.  
  The rebound in Bitcoin prices brings shorts out of the woodwork.  
  In tech, Bill Gates says his biggest mistake was failing to come out with the winning non-Apple phone platform Android.  
  This comes as Microsoft dethrones Apple at the top of the Russell 1000 Index.  
  SpaceX has a successful night launch, and uses as ship at sea to catch the falling nosecone.  
  In earnings news, Micron (MU) beats on earnings by $0.26, sending shares soaring after hours.  

S&P 500 MOVERS
TOP
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MYL 3.842%  
HCA 3.12%  
NEM 2.534%  
MOS 3.116%  
BOTTOM
ABBV 16.252%  
BHF 11.7%  
LEN 6.205%  
TRIP 4.094%  
ADBE 3.968%  

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Damage arises when policy bends to political interests,
- Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, taking a more hawkish tone than in the past few weeks

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