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66% in 7 days – here’s what’s next

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Hey, Anthony here:

The Fed hiked again Wednesday afternoon, bringing interest rates to their highest level in 22 years.

There will be lots of commentary about this… but the truth is, this was exactly what the Street expected.

It's a good sign because Fed Chair Jerome Powell doesn't seem too worked up about inflation or the possibility of a recession.

Personally, I'd worry about recession…  


 

66% in 7 Days… Here's What's Next

 
On July 20, my colleague Steven Place issued a buy alert for Keurig-Dr. Pepper (KDP) to his readers based on one of his favorite entry signals.

… And yesterday, they closed half the position for a 5% return on the stock and 66% on the call option Steven recommended.

Not bad for 7 days in the trade!

Steven's already eyeing a new setup thanks to this secretive signal…

Watch him show you how it works and see how you can get positioned before the next one pops off in a free training video right here!

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