MarketBeat: Week in Review 11/23 – 11/27. 3 Stocks to Consider Buying in December. Asia Today: Speed of viral spread causes concern in S. Korea.

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Saturday, November 28th

Good Morning The S&P 500 closed the day on Friday with a gain of 0.30% to end at another all-time closing high. The move was driven by a rise in optimism despite the rising number of COVID-19 cases but may be short-lived. While the index moved up to set a new closing high there is still resistance at the all-time intraday high. Until the market moves above that level bullish traders should be cautious. Next week will bring another round of important economic data that could move the market. Topping the list is the monthly Non-Farm Payroll report and unemployment figures. The risk for the market is that an unexpected uptick in jobless claims in November may point to weaker than expected NFP numbers. Until then there is a raft of other data including the Fed's Beige Book for investors to consider.

Stocks MarketBeat: Week in Review 11/23 – 11/27 Investors will also get a look at the all-important Jobs Report on Friday, December 4.  The MarketBeat staff will be actively tracking the stocks to watch then and provide you with this recap of the week that was. Read The Full Story >>

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Markets 3 Stocks to Consider Buying in December While it’s tempting to focus solely on your holiday shopping list during December, diligent investors should also be interested in adding shares of companies that could close out the year in a big way. With the potential for a “Santa Rally” and new market leaders emerging regular... Read The Full Story >>

Healthcare Asia Today: Speed of viral spread causes concern in S. Korea South Korea reported more than 500 new coronavirus cases for the third straight day on Saturday, the fastest spread of infections the country has seen since the early days of the pandemic. The 504 cases reported by the Korea Disease Control and Prevention brought the total number of i... Read The Full Story >>

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Politics The Latest: British govt insists virus measures are needed LONDON — The British government is warning lawmakers who oppose strict coronavirus restrictions that the measures are the only way to avoid a surge that will overwhelm the health system. A four-week national lockdown in England is due to end Wednesday, and will be replaced by three-ti... Read The Full Story >>

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Markets Tony Hsieh, retired Zappos CEO, dies at 46 Tony Hsieh, the retired CEO of Las Vegas-based online shoe retailer Zappos.com who spent years working to transform the city's downtown area, has died. He was 46. Hsieh was with family when he died Friday, according to a statement from DTP Companies, which he founded. Downtown Partner... Read The Full Story >>

Politics The Latest: Speed of viral spread causes concern in S. Korea SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea has reported more than 500 new coronavirus cases for the third straight day, the speed of viral spread unseen since the worst wave of the outbreak in spring. The 504 cases reported by the Korea Disease Control and Prevention on Saturday brought the nat... Read The Full Story >>

Markets Buy the Dip on Freshpet (NASDAQ: FRPT)? The Dow hit 30,000 for the first time yesterday and the S&P 500 surged more than 1.6%. But this wasn’t a day where there was green across the board. Many of yesterday’s winners were companies that have struggled during the pandemic, but expect to turn it around once a vaccine beco... Read The Full Story >>

Markets Buy Abercrombie & Fitch (NYSE:ANF) On The Dip A Stunning Rebound In Abercrombie & Fitch Lifts Shares Abercrombie & Fitch (NYSE:ANF) has made a stunning rebound since hitting its March lows and is proof of my new theory. The retailers with well-established brands and a healthy eCommerce presence are going to come out of the pandemic eve... Read The Full Story >>

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