On Friday morning’s PreMarket Prep, KOR Group President Dave Lauer and founder/CEO Christopher Nagy discussed the origins, impact and shortcomings of the “Maker-Taker” market structure.

The S&P 500 has started off the month of May with a scary 1.9 percent selloff, but the credit markets are looking much more bullish. According to Fundstrat analyst Thomas Lee, the credit market is predicting that the S&P 500 may be in for a major bounce in coming months.

J C Penney Company Inc JCP 2.47% shares are poised to finish the week down more than 10 percent after the company announced it will be taking a series of drastic measures to help protect the struggling companies bottom line.

Fintech has burst onto the scene in the past decade to challenge the status quo of the banking industry. While many companies have begun to pose serious threats to traditional banks, other fintech startups have relied upon suspect business models and reckless lending and spending.

There’s no doubt about it: Apple Inc. AAPL 0.97%’s technical picture has been pretty bearish in the past couple of months. However, the stock is now in danger of things getting a lot worse.

GoPro Inc GRO 0.97% is making strides to turn around its slumping business, but it still might not be enough to boost its struggling stock. Barclays analyst Joseph Wolf is waiting to see a major upside catalyst from GoPro. According to Wolf, solid-but-unspectacular earnings reports are not enough to justify buying GoPro stock.

The 11.8 percent sell-off in Churchill Downs, Inc. CHDN 0.7% in the past month could be a buying opportunity for patient investors.

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump is in favor of a British exit (Brexit) from the Eurozone. In a new interview with Fox News, Trump said British voters should make up their own minds ahead of the June 23 referendum vote, but he would be in favor of a Brexit.

The Labor Department reported U.S. payrolls climbed by a seasonally adjusted 160,000 in April, the weakest monthly gain since September. The unemployment rate held steady at 5 percent, but the jobs report was certainly on the weak side.

According to a Vellum blog post by James Pinkstone, Apple Inc. AAPL 0.97% now deletes music files off of Apple Music customers’ hard drives.