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MARKETS
DOW 27,001.98 -0.08%
S&P 2,989.69 -0.20%
NASDAQ 8,124.18 -0.30%
*As of market close
Stocks traded flat yesterday, on weak retail sales data.
Oil rallied 0.9 percent, to $53.30 per barrel.
Gold rose 0.7 percent, to $1,493 per ounce.
Cryptocurrencies generally declined 2-3 percent, with Bitcoin hovering around $8,000.

Today's TOP TIPS
Three Stocks Trading Like It's 2009
There's an old saying that the stock market takes the escalator up, and the elevator down. In other words, stocks fall faster than they rise. While many investors are wary of the overall market valuations out there after a decade-long bull market, there are still plenty of names that are cheap.

In fact, they're a good argument for higher markets. It's when all companies, start to move higher together that the market is getting into its final speculative phase.

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Insider Activity: Assured Guaranty Limited (AGO)
Andrew Feldstein, Chief Investment Officer at Assured Guarantee Limited (AGO), has been buying shares this month in four separate transactions. Each has been for at least 23,000 shares, and in total he has bought 105,700 shares so far this month.

The total cost for each transaction has exceeded $1 million, and he has spent over $4.6 million total so far. Other insiders have largely been sellers this year, but in far smaller share amounts.

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Unusual Options Activity: Morgan Stanley (MS)
The June 2020 $57.50 call options on Morgan Stanley (MS) saw a 145-fold explosion in trading volume, from 203 open contracts to over 29,550. With 246 days until expiration, and with shares around $43, shares would need to rally nearly 34 percent for these options to move in-the-money by expiration.

At a price of just $0.23, or $23 per contract, it's an inexpensive bet on the financial giant moving higher, even if shares don't rally to the strike price.

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IN OTHER NEWS
The IMF warns on high debt and asset valuations.
China's biggest economic problem? A possible stagflation.
Retail sales report a slight drop in September.
Cattle prices rise on expectations of growing demand from Asia.
General Motors and the United Auto Workers reach a tentative agreement to end the strike.
Canva raises another $10 million at a $3.2 billion valuation.
In earnings, Bank of America beats on revenues and forecasts.
PNC Financial beats on earnings thanks to higher loan growth
BNY Mellon shares head slightly higher despite reporting a decline in fees.
Outside the financial stocks, United Airlines beats on quarterly earnings.

S&P 500 MOVERS
TOP
MCK 4.827%
JBHT 3.629%
ABC 3.426%
CPRI 2.625%
PHM 2.466%
BOTTOM
ALXN 5.057%
EXC 4.569%
DXC 3.897%
CRM 3.778%
ADSK 3.08%

Quote of the Day
I think policy probably is in a good place right now. All told, the growth outlook is good, and we have policy accommodation in place to support rising inflation. That said, there is some risk that the economy will have more difficulty navigating all the uncertainties out there or that unexpected downside shocks might hit.
- Chicago Federal Reserve President Charles Evans on why he expects no more interest rate cuts in 2019.

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