Did You Know That These 2 Russell 2000 Stocks Are Set to Dominate in 2022

*December 11, 2021*

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2 Russell 2000 Stocks Set to Dominate in 2022

As we approach the end of the year, a lot of people spend time reviewing their portfolios — what worked and what didn't.

And while looking back is good, it's just as important to look ahead.

To that end, I have two top Russell 2000 stocks set to dominate in 2022.

With the Federal Reserve moving to aggressively end its bond purchases, we're likely to see a big move in the Russell 2000.

That's because it's made up of smaller-cap stocks. Small caps typically have less correlation with the broader market, and react less to inflationary pressure since they typically don't carry as much revolving debt as large caps.

And with the Russell 2000 oversold, now is a great time to look for some bargains.

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Strong Black Friday Sales Mobilize 'Meme Stonk' Retail Army

We're taking a look at internet retail company Jumia as shares continue their run up on the strength of its Black Friday sales.

If you've heard of Jumia Technologies, odds are good you're from one of the handful of countries where the online marketplace does most of its business... or you're a degenerate trader.

Once touted as the "Amazon of South Africa," JMIA shares have rocketed over 30% higher from Monday's closing price after the company released record Black Friday sales figures for 2021.

Preliminary numbers show Jumia's gross merchandise volume and total orders up more than 30% year over year.

That news rattled the cages of the retail trading army and sent them on a buying frenzy, with the "apes" grabbing call options in bunches!

And that's not the only trade tearing up the tape... I have three more tickers seeing unusual options flow right inside...

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The Hottest ETF — and an Option Play — as the Market Pulls Back

Jobless claims hit a new low not seen since 1969 and Friday is going to be an important day for Federal Reserve data — and more in this stock market recap.

Jobless claims came in at 184,000 this past week, which is not only lower than expected but a new 52-year low!

The FDA also approved a COVID-19 treatment for those who are immunocompromised. The treatment is an injection designed to be given as often as every six months and developed by AstraZeneca.

Interest rates are going higher... It's just a matter of time. And the No. 1 sector that benefits from higher rates and inflationary pressure is the Energy sector.

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