 - Old energy has dominated headlines, but it doesn’t mean new energy is dead.
- Six regions around the world will spend a combined $785 billion on offshore wind energy between 2019 and 2040!
- Today’s Power Stock focuses on offshore wind turbines and rates a 99 on our proprietary system.
| In 2022, old energy (oil and gas) dominated the market as it ended the year in the black.
It doesn’t mean that new energy (renewables) won’t take off … because it will.
Trends suggest countries are going to pour even more money into renewable energy, such as wind, from here.  (Click here to view larger image.) This graph shows the six global regions pushing for more offshore wind energy.
According to the International Energy Agency, these six regions will spend $785 billion between 2019 and 2040 on offshore wind energy alone!
The European Union is projected to spend $376 billion, while the U.S. expects to invest $98 billion on wind power.
And today’s Power Stock is set to benefit from that growth.
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CPI Sets the Market Trend On the eighth business day of every month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics releases the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
It’s a dense report that few people read. But almost everyone pays attention to the headline number.
It tells us how much the cost of living rose in the past year, but there are problems with the data.
Economists tend to rely on other measures of inflation to define trends in prices. But CPI dominates the headlines and captures the attention of traders.
In the past four months, the report kicked off a trend of massive buying or selling after the report drops. The blue bars in the chart of the S&P 500 Index below show you when each trend kicked off.
Bottom line: Traders simply needed to follow the trend to profit. This pattern may not last long but it’s worth paying attention to this month.  (Click here to view larger image.) Of course, I’m focused on a bigger trend that I call the “Silicon Shakeout.”
Tech stocks are in trouble. The Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSE: XLK) has lost 22% of its value over the last year.
But I see many short-term trading opportunities as individual companies collapse.
And I’m eyeing three big opportunities, one of which could return as much as 824% by July.
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