A huge issue right now in the market is the young amateur traders seeking millions so they buy options (either side) and influence thé market by pounding it with increased risk.  

Especially in the current environment where new traders on Robinhood are buying options willy-nilly, it's like taking candy from kids.

Noho west opened up recently with a new Trader Joe’s which is a 3 min drive from my place and there’s a Whole Foods that’s opening up later in the year which is a 5 min drive.

Hence, currency traders are now likely baking in, that the U.S. dollar is inflating.)

The day I moved to Denver a Trader Joe's opened up in the neighborhood and several large developments were finally underway and when I sold a year later (so owned for 3 years--lived in for 2 and rented for 1) I netted $50k.

In the stock market, if you are an active investor/trader, get yourself a low/no commission account and have at it. 

@Alex Keathley Wall Street Journal did a piece recently on the rise of a new set of day traders.

He's a pretty smart day trader, so when he wants those returns, he knows where to go.

What got me started in the stock market was the Investing for Beginners Podcast and Zip Trader videos on youtube.

I know day traders that can turn $100k into $300k in 4 months.