MARKET RECAP

Yesterday: Stocks finished higher Wednesday, building on Tuesday’s strong rally, as investor concerns eased following President Trump’s comments supporting Fed Chair Jerome Powell. Market sentiment was further supported by reports suggesting U.S. tariffs on China could be reduced. Growth sectors, including technology and consumer discretionary, led the advance, while defensive and energy sectors underperformed. Bond yields edged lower, with the 10-year Treasury yield closing around 4.38%. Corporate earnings remained in focus, with 20% of S&P 500 companies having reported already.

On Our Radar: Markets will watch existing home sales and remarks from Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari for fresh signals on housing and the Fed’s policy outlook. On the earnings front, Alphabet, Intel, and Gilead Sciences will release Q1 results after the market closes today.

TOP STORY

3 Key Signals Say It's Time To Invest In This 'Forgotten' Market, Here's How

Wall Street may be cheering the bull market, but three powerful indicators are flashing red — and quietly pointing toward a high-yield opportunity most investors have overlooked for years. Could this forgotten market be your portfolio's secret weapon?

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Wall Street vs. Main Street: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s private comments on China sparked a $2.2 trillion market rally — hours before retail investors were informed. Read on how one closed-door comment shook the markets and the trust of retail investors.

Boeing Pivot: The global aerospace company is shifting its strategy as the company faces halted aircraft deliveries from China due to retaliatory tariffs. Discover how the company plans to navigate these challenges and what it means for the industry.

Revved Up: Auto stocks spiked after hours with reports that Trump may ease tariffs on car parts and materials. Click here to learn how this could impact your investments!

Tech Bets: Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest boosts holdings in Nvidia and AMD as Chinese giants stockpile chips amid U.S. export curbs. Find out why these trades are sparking investor interest and what it could mean for your portfolio.

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Alpha Buying: Uncertainty Reigns But Select Insiders Are Buying The Dip

Editor’s Note: Every week, Tim Melvin releases Alpha Buying, a report detailing the insider buying that, unlike most, is actually worth paying attention to. Here’s a sneak peek at the report:

Insiders have not really responded to the madness of the past few weeks. There has not been a surge of buying to take advantage of the opportunities created by falling prices. No Magnificent Seven executives or board members have decided that prices have fallen to the point they need to buy to take advantage of the massive long-term profit potential.

In times of great volatility, a lack of unusual activity is unusual. At times like these, seemingly normal purchases stand out.

One particular stock would seem to be a poster child for tariff-related disaster. Although the company is based in California, most of the products it sells are grown in Mexico. While the initial 25% tariff has been delayed, there is always a chance it comes back sometime later this year.

Two top executives certainly think the company will deal with any challenges, as they both stepped up and were buying shares as markets plunged last week. In mid-March, with tariffs looming on the horizon, the board showed a great deal of confidence in the future of the company as well. It announced a new $25 million stock buyback plan.

One director already owns almost 2 million shares of stock, decided he needed to increase that last week by purchasing another $11 million worth of stock as markets plunged.

These two insider buys stand out as purchases made by level-headed insiders looking for massive returns from buying into misplaced weakness in good companies.

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