| Russia’s invasion of Ukraine “changed everything” if you follow the headlines. It’s hard to disagree, even without a background in global politics. But when it comes to investment trends, it’s crystal clear to me that nothing has changed. In fact, the war only accelerated trends that I’ve been writing about for the better part of two years. And there’s no better place to see evidence of this than in the energy sector. P.S. My renewable energy recommendations are on fire right now! All four stocks tied to my newest “Infinite Energy” presentation are in the green since we added them to the model portfolio on March 4. Two of them are already up between 37% and 38%! And I believe we’re just getting started. Click here to watch my “Infinite Energy” presentation and see why you need to invest in these renewable stocks before they potentially rocket even higher in the coming years. Suggested Stories: Last-Minute Tax Tips: HSAs, Side Hustles and the Best Time to Prep 108% Dividend Growth in 7 Years! Inflation-Proof Your Portfolio
Marijuana Market Update Matt Clark, Research Analyst In this Marijuana Market Update, I discuss a potential problem in the cannabis sector, how it can be fixed and how you can profit from it using cannabis real estate investment trusts (REITs). Click here for my latest cannabis market insights.  Suggested Stories: Powell Follows Volcker's Lead on Inflation — Why That’s Bullish Strong Bullish at Sea: Buy Shipping Stock as Prices Soar 43%
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Chart of the Day In a speech earlier this week, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell was firm in his commitment to fighting inflation, noting the central bank might raise rates more than 0.25% at a future meeting. He added that the Fed could even use rate hikes to restrict the economy if needed. While Powell’s words are welcome, the Fed’s stance may be too late. An important theory featured in the chart below says the Fed is further behind inflation than ever. Here’s why.  Suggested Stories: Too Little, Too Late: No. 1 Bullish Trade as the Fed Chases Inflation Stock Rally Indicator: Look at Real Interest Rates
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