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Top Stock Cop Makes Surprising Inflation Call

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April 24, 2022 Joel’s unique stock market “early warning system” has been featured on

April 24, 2022 [Investment Journal Group] Here's an important message from one of our colleagues: Dear Reader, Rising inflation has given the Federal Reserve no choice… Interest rates are going up. Some experts think we could see four or five increases in 2022 alone. But what does that really mean for your portfolio? Are we in a bull or bear market? Which stocks should you sell? Which should you buy? America’s Top Stock Cop – Joel Litman – recently sat down for a rare interview. [And he made a huge prediction about inflation and the stock market.]( Joel’s unique stock market “early warning system” has been featured on CNBC and in Barron’s. The 10 biggest money managers in the world all use his research. So do the FBI, the Department of Defense and the US Marine Corps War College. Joel has been invited to teach his stock market technique to future CEOs at Harvard and the Wharton business school. In fact, former Harvard Business School professor John Sviokla said this of Joel’s system: “Unless you’re running billions of dollars and hiring the best talent, you’ll never see anything like this.” As you can imagine, Joel’s time is very expensive. [But he agreed to join us on short notice…]( And share the most up-to-date information from his stock market indicator. Joel’s system is flashing red on some of the most popular stocks in the market. [And he believes 14 heavily-owned stocks will get crushed when the Fed raises rates.]( But there’s more to the story than that… You see, Joel’s system is signaling something else odd… A strange shift ahead for the stock market. Joel believes a few surprising stocks will soar as the Fed raises rates. And you could profit, if you get in ahead of time. [Click here to watch Joel’s full interview – FREE.]( Regards, Rob Spivey Director of Research, Altimetry This third party offer is brought to you by Investment Journal Group. 483 GREEN LANES, LONDON, N134BS, UK. If you would like to unsubscribe from receiving offers, [click here.]( To file an email abuse complaint, please [click here.]( [Please Read Our Privacy Policy]( To ensure you receive our emails, be sure to whitelist us. [Unsubscribe]( | [View In Browser]( © Copyright 2022. All Rights Reserved.

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