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Your Evening Recap for Thursday, December 17th The equities market crept up to set another new all-time high on Wednesday following reported progress on economic stimulus. The latest reports say the two sides are closing in on a deal that now includes stimulus checks for most Americans. The caveat is that this deal, while a shot in the arm for economic activity, is far less than the proposal for nearly $2 trillion in aid that helped drive the market to these new heights. Wednesday's trading was helped by the FOMC. The FOMC held the last policy meeting of the year and held interest rates unchanged. In addition, Fed chief Jerome Powell says the Federal Reserve Bank is prepared to keep buying U.S. securities until there is substantial progress in the data. This means U.S. investors can expect the easy-money policy that has been driving the market to stay in place for many quarters to come. Consider Lennar Corporation Now, While It's Still Cheap Home Sales Drive Results At Lennar Corporation If anyone is surprised by the strength shown in Lennar Corporation’s (NYSE:LEN) FQ4/calendar Q3 report they are not paying attention to the housing market. Tight supply reigns supreme in a market that is experiencing rising, record-high demand. Simply looking at the New Home Sales data, the sale of New Homes is up more than 40% on a YOY basis, and all signs point to stronger demand next year as well. What’s driving all this demand, you may ask? It’s a convergence of trends that has home creation on the rise and city-folk fleeing... Read The Full Story > Buying Tesla Stock? Wait Until You See This... (Ad) With most investors focused on big tech, a frenzy is quietly erupting in one tiny sector, with gains like 500% in two months and 104% in a single day. Click Here... Close but not yet: Deal near on COVID-19 economic aid bill Congressional negotiators are closing in on a $900 billion COVID-19 economic relief package that would deliver additional help to businesses, $300-per-week jobless checks and $600 stimulus payments to most Americans. But there was no deal quite yet. The long-delayed measure was coming together as Capitol Hill combatants finally fashioned difficult compromises, often at the expense of more ambitious Democratic wishes for the legislation, to complete the second major relief package of the coronavirus pandemic. A hoped-for announcement Wednesday failed to materialize as lawmakers across the spectrum hammered out details of the sprawling legislation and top negotiators continued to trade offers. Read The Full Story > 3 Earnings Reports That Confirmed Investors Should Buy Sometimes a company's quarterly report gives confirmation one way or the other about the health and prospects of the business. For this reason, investors often wait until after hearing about the recent results and outlook to make a buy or sell decision. In the past week, there have been several company reports that have solidified their bullish investment cases. Whether it be about surging sales or investments made for future growth, these three corporate check-ins told us that it’s a good time to buy. What is Driving Growth at Broadcom? Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO) continues to assert itself as a leader in the semiconductor space. Read The Full Story > Tiny Massachusetts Company Awarded $75 Billion Patent (Ad) Tiny biotech's breakthrough proves it's possible to remove cancer cells from sick patients. Bill Gates says new discovery is so powerful it could "help humanity." This under-the-radar company is not yet a household name. Our research proves that anyone who gets in now could turn $1,000 into $1.57 Million >>> Asia Today: S. Korea marks deadliest day, over 1,000 cases South Korea has added more than 1,000 infections to its coronavirus caseload for the second straight day amid growing fears that the virus is spreading out of control in the greater capital area. The Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency on Thursday said the COVID-19 death toll was now at 634 after 22 patients died in the past 24 hours, the deadliest day since the emergence of the pandemic. Among 12,209 active patients, 242 are in serious or critical condition. Nearly 800 of the 1,014 new cases were reported from the densely populated Seoul metropolitan area, where health officials have raised alarm about a looming shortage in hospital capacities. Read The Full Story > Camping World (NYSE:CWH) And Lordstown Motors (NASDAQ:RIDE) Electrify RV Market Camping World (NYSE:CWH) and Lordstown Motors (NASDAQ:RIDE) are both attractive investments in their own right. On the one hand we have a leader in RV sales and supplies while on the other an up-and-comer in the EV industry. Read The Full Story > My #1 5G Takeover Target for December (Ad) Ex-Wall Street CEO Dylan Jovine is the best takeover investor on earth. On August 6, 2020, he recommended Denali... 60 days later it was up 110% on news of its Biogen deal. On May 8, 2020, he recommended Agio Pharmaceutical options... 3 weeks later it soared 142% on takeover rumors... Well Dylan just released his #1 5G Takeover Target right here >>> Another dog company heads to Wall Street: Bark to go public Bark, which ships pet toys and treats every month, is heading to Wall Street, taking advantage of the pandemic-related boom in online pet spending. Founded in 2012, Bark ships dog treats, chews and squeaky toys, through its service called BarkBox. It also has other brands, including Bark Eats, which creates personalized meal plans for pups. It's a good time to sell kibble online. More people are avoiding stores and shopping for their pets online during the pandemic. Pet supplies are one of the fastest growing categories online, with sales up 64% in the first eight months of this year, according to retail consulting firm 1010data. Read The Full Story > Zynga (NASDAQ: ZNGA) Looks In Great Shape To End The Year A 4.4% jump in yesterday’s session was enough to make shares of social game developer Zynga (NASDAQ: ZNGA) among the best performing of US equities. Though still a 10% move away from their multi-year highs hit back in August, shares are looking good value to be above them soon enough. Yesterday morning, JPMorgan was out with a bullish upgrade to the San Francisco-based company’s stock, moving them to Overweight. They also slapped a fresh $12 price target onto the shares which suggest an upside of 25% even from last night’s closing price. In a note to clients, analyst Alexia ... 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