 | Managing Editor’s Note: It’s your last chance to sign up for Adam’s “Super Oil Bull Summit.” Later today, he’s going to reveal details on the one stock he expects to soar 100% higher in only 100 days as oil charges on. So click here to sign up before his presentation at 4 p.m. Eastern. — Chad Stone
- The oil and gas sector led the market for most of the year.
- That doesn’t mean every oil and gas stock is one you should invest in.
- Today, I’ll share one of the largest natural gas gatherers in the U.S. whose stock rates a sorry 6 out of 100 on our proprietary system.
| If you’ve watched stocks this year, you know that the broader market hasn’t seen a sustained uptrend in months.
But the second-biggest storyline is this: Oil and gas stocks are on fire!
Now, remember, just because the oil sector is blowing the doors off … it doesn’t mean all stocks in that sector are worth your investment.
Our proprietary Stock Power Ratings system will show you there are some great stocks primed to boost your portfolio.
On the other hand, there are those that will only drag your portfolio down — even in the red-hot oil and gas sector.
And this mega gas stock falls into that category.
Click here to see what Stock Power Ratings reveals about this awful energy stock. 
 | From our Partners at Paradigm Press. Secret plan to destroy the markets?
This former government insider just went on LIVE camera and exposed the Federal Reserve for what it REALLY is…
An institution created in secret designed to rob you of your savings, and destroy your wealth.
And even though we all know these central bankers have blood on their hands (inflation, the Greenspan bubble, Ben Bernanke)…
No one, and I mean NO ONE expected this.
If what this insider says is correct, you may only have days to prepare.
Click here to see his shocking exposé. |
 | News from the holiday season was mixed for retailers. Mastercard reported that sales increased 7.6% between November 1 and December 24.
While that’s good news, it still lags the 8.5% boost we saw during the same time frame in 2021.
Additionally, there are indications that discounts boosted overall sales.
The credit card processor noted: “Retailers discounted heavily but consumers diversified their holiday spending to accommodate rising prices and an appetite for experiences and festive gatherings post-pandemic.”
Restaurants reported the biggest boost with sales up 15.1%. Sales of jewelry and electronics were each down about 5%, possibly reflecting discounts.
Other data indicates consumers are struggling to maintain spending.
And today’s chart below shows even high earners are struggling.
Click here to see what that means for the overall economy. 
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