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Dec 22, 2020 View in Browser If for any reason you believe you received this email in error, you can safely ignore it, or click here to unsubscribe. Your daily source for trading strategies, tech news, and politically incorrect humor. Hey there, Bullets Fans -   Your Morning Bullets Evening Edition has arrived!   Is this your first time reading, or are you tired of waiting on someone to forward it to you? Be sure to opt in here to get it every day!   Now, let's dig in! What happened in the stock market today? Image Source: CNBC The S&P 500 was relatively unchanged today, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped 150 points and the Nasdaq Composite climbed .4%.    Overall, each of the three major indexes are up for the year. The S&P 500 saw 14% in gains, while the Dow and the Nasdaq rose 5% and 41% respectively.    President Donald Trump is slated to sign the $900 billion stimulus relief deal coupled with a $1.4 trillion funding bill in the next few days.    "The passage of this package only solidifies that there are massive structural tailwinds on the economy and markets as we enter 2021," said Sevens Report Founder Tom Essay. "Which is longer-term positive for cyclicals and value styles (and the markets more broadly)."   Investors were also digesting key economic data today. For instance, gross domestic product came in at 33.4% versus the 33.1% estimates. But consumer confidence dropped.  What else should you know about the markets today? Other Hot Market News... Here's how the extra $300 will affect you How much will social security retirees get in the stimulus check? This is how Mark Cuban feels about the new checks The best tech stocks of the year These are the top two companies on the market right now This is what you can expect from your favorite digital currency This legend is sharing his secrets to winning big Recommended Link:   Paul Mampilly is a Wall Street legend. (Barron's crowned his hedge fund as the "world's best" and Kiplinger ranked it in the top 1%.) But a few years ago, he left Wall Street. "I just grew tired of helping the rich get richer," Paul explains. "So I started sharing my No. 1 investment picks with Main Street Americans." And his No. 1 stock picks have been phenomenal.   In 2016, Paul's No. 1 pick — Tableau Software — shot up 199%. In 2017, Paul's No. 1 pick — Foundation Medicine — shot up 524%. In 2018, Paul's No. 1 pick — Roku — shot up 393%. In 2019, Paul's No. 1 pick — MTech Acquisitions — shot up 332%. But Paul believes his No. 1 stock pick for 2021 could go even higher. (By clicking this link you will be automatically opted in to Bold Profits Daily) How far away is the next SCOTUS vacancy? Image Source: CNN I don't think any President has left their mark on the judicial branch like Donald J. Trump has. But already, it looks like a Liberal Justice is considering making room for a new member on the bench.    But when it comes to when that might happen, your guess is as good as mine."I mean, eventually I'll retire, sure I will," Breyer said while noting that "it's hard to know exactly when."   Well, I'm pretty sure I know when it won't be - and that's any time in the next 30 days.    But there are two other possible retirements that make me a lot more nervous: Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito. There have been rumors that they're considering it, too. And if they are, I wish they'd have done it six months ago.   Will this be a Biden Administration's first opportunity to start reshaping Donald Trump's legacy? More Political Headlines Why these 6 GOP Senators said no to stimulus And why these 2 Democrats joined them on the no Dr. Deborah Birx is resigning her post - here's why CNN has dubbed it "the 30-day reign of destruction" Great Conjunction photos from around the world Thanks for reading today and being a loyal subscriber.    Know someone who should be getting these Bullet Briefs? Make sure to send them over to www.morningbullets.com to subscribe. Stay tuned for our next edition!   Your biggest fan,  Fredrick Frost  P.S.  We'd love your opinion.  How useful did you find today's Morning Bullets?  Not useful - 22.52% It was ok - 13.18% It was good - 38.89% Very useful - 25.41%     Note: Percentages are updated once per week on Sundays and include all feedback since inception.  Follow Morning Bullets on: Advertise With Us: advertise@leadmark.com   You are receiving this e-mail because you made a great decision to receive Morning Bullets Daily Newsletter. To ensure you receive our emails, be sure to whitelist us. Follow instructions here.     © 2020 Morning Bullets. All Rights Reserved.   20 North Orange Avenue, Unit 1100 Orlando, Florida 32801 checking for bots