| Good morning Wake-Up Watchlisters! While you're sipping coffee you'll see stock futures rose on Wednesday. Investors are awaiting key consumer price index data, and economists expect the CPI rose 6.5% over the prior year last month. If true, the reading would be another drop from the 7.1% increase seen in November. Urgent: Today is the day. We have a new technology that's over 20 years in the making. This new tool could help you find winning trade patterns even faster. And we're going to show you exactly how it works for free TODAY at 2 p.m. EST. Click here to get on the guest list before it's too late. Here's a look at the top-moving stocks this morning. Party City (NYSE: PRTY) Party City is up 32.89% premarket after reports the company is seeking funding for a potential Chapter 11 bankruptcy. It's sharing information with potential providers of debtor-in-possession financing. Party City has been squeezed by a higher costs of goods and shipping as well as a helium shortage. Sales were disappointing for investors during the critical Halloween period last October. Energy costs have spiraled out of control due to Russia's refusal to supply oil, gas or any energy to Europe. Our friend Alexander Green is showing investors how they could benefit greatly from Russia President Vladimir Putin's grave mistake. Click here to learn what this predictable, low-risk opportunity is. Biora Therapeutics (Nasdaq: BIOR) Biora Therapeutics is up 28.70% premarket after receiving Pre-IND feedback from the FDA. The company is still on track for an IND filing for its PGN-600 program, which is focused on treatment of ulcerative colitis. Biora has previously shown strong potential for its targeted therapeutics program. It expects to report data from preclinical studies on its next generation device during Q1 and Q2 of 2023. Recession or not, everybody wants to remain healthy. This is why health stocks are off to strong start despite volatile markets, and right now we're looking to position ourselves in this sector in The War Room. Click here to see which stocks we're looking at. | 
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