🇺🇸 Stocks Flat as VP Comments on China Trade Issues

The banks could have easily avoided the 2008 financial crisis, says Sallie Krawcheck, a former executive at Citigroup and Bank of America. How? By having more diversity in the C-suite, which she strictly refers to as hiring females.
Good morning. The banks could have easily avoided the 2008 financial crisis, says Sallie Krawcheck, a former executive at Citigroup and Bank of America. How? By having more diversity in the C-suite, which she strictly refers to as hiring females.

Currently, only 30 percent of senior-level managers in finance are women. But even if that number were 100 percent, human nature, from greed to fear, goes beyond gender. Plenty of credit analysts, lenders, home owners, and flippers had a role to play in the crash of a lifetime, both male and female. It's doubtful that a different group of executives would have changed that.

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MARKETS
DOW 26,719.13 -0.13%  
S&P 2,950.46 -0.13%  
NASDAQ 8,031.71 -0.24%  
*As of market close
Stocks dropped at the open, rallied a bit, then closed slightly down Friday, on positive comments regarding the U.S./China trade war.
 
Oil continued to move higher, closing over $57 per barrel. Cryptocurrencies rallied, with Bitcoin closing in on $10,000. Gold topped $1,400.

Today's TOP TIPS
Stocks Flat as VP Comments on China Trade Issues

Vice President cites "positive signs" of progress on trade.
The stock market moved off its lows on Friday as more positive comments came out regarding trade. Vice President Mike Pence stated that he will postpone a planned speech on China policy ahead of the meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump.

Pence stated that there were "positive signs" of progress with China regarding issues on trade. The comments were enough to cause a brief pop in markets.

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Overstock Shares Rally on Plan to Sell Retail Operations
Company to focus on blockchain technologies.
Shares of online retailer Overstock (OSTK) railed over 15 percent on Friday, following comments from CEO Patrick Byrne. Byrne has been looking to sell the company's core retail business, and indicated that two potential acquirers have stepped forward.

Byrne is looking to sell the company to focus on another trend: Cryptocurrency. Byrne sees retail as too competitive and challenging, but the rapid growth opportunities in blockchain technologies are wide open.

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Insider Activity: Associated Capital Group (AC)
Billionaire owner adds to beaten-down research firm.
Billionaire investor Mario Gabelli bought 3,544 shares of Associated Capital Group (AC) on June 20th. This doubles his personal share stake, but Gabelli is also Executive Chairman and owns more of the company through his Gabelli funds.

The New-York based company was founded in 1976 by Gabelli as an institutional research firm based on bottom-up research and generating market-beating returns.

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Unusual Options Activity: Barrick Gold (GOLD)
Traders bet on a gold decline.
After gold hit a 5-year high, one trader is betting on a pullback. On Friday, a bearish bet was made on Barrick Gold (GOLD).

On Friday, over 7,100 contracts of the November $14 put options contracts had been traded, against an open interest of 155, representing a 46-fold surge in volume. This bet, with shares currently at $15.40, would need to see shares decline at least 9 percent between now and November to move in-the-money.

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IN OTHER NEWS
  President Trump decides not to retaliate against Iran for shooting down a U.S. drone—for now.  
  Global factory slowdowns since the start of 2018 are likely a key piece of data for recent central bank comments.  
  It wouldn't take that big of a return for the Dow to hit 30,000 in the next few years.  
  Sprint and T-Mobil hearing starts in Federal court, as several states file suit against the merger.  
  Toyota sets aggressive target for electric car production and sales.  
  Employee health care plans may look increasingly like 401k plans starting in 2020.  
  In tech, PayPal COO set to leave at the end of the year.  
  Niantic, the team behind Pokémon Go, launches Harry Potter: Wizards Unite.  
  Google is no longer in the tablet business, to better focus on laptops.  
  In earnings news, Canopy Growth declines following disappointing revenues and a larger-than-expected loss.  

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The killer app of blockchain is security tokens…And those security tokens are going to need a regulated exchange. The regulated exchange will disrupt Wall Street itself."
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