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View in browser SPONSORED Two BIG AI Events Set to Rock the Markets Starting October 27. Here's Why We've Called an "All-Hands" Meeting on October 22 at 1 p.m. ET to Prepare You for Market-Altering AI News Coming Out of the White House. Editor's Note: Tomorrow, our top two strategists are teaming up for one of the biggest events of the year here at The Oxford Club. Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld and Chief Investment Strategist Alexander Green have put together a portfolio of seven small cap and microcap stocks they believe could rocket 1,500% in the next year... And they're hosting The Micro Mag 7 Summit to prepare Oxford Club Members for what's to come. Why now? It's simple: They've discovered two major events occurring on October 27 that they say could kick off a dramatic bull run in some of the smallest stocks in the market. The event kicks off at 1 p.m. ET tomorrow. Make sure you reserve your FREE spot here. - James Ogletree, Senior Managing Editor FINANCIAL LITERACY The Right Way to Own Small Cap Stocks Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club Years ago, a friend of mine asked me for a stock recommendation or two. "I need to make some money," he said. I told him I really liked Texas Instruments (Nasdaq: TXN). "The calculator company?!" he exclaimed. "Yes, the calculator company," I replied, rolling my eyes. I explained that while there are still calculators out there with Texas Instruments' name on them, the company is one of the world's leading semiconductor makers. And it pays a nice dividend. He snored loudly, pretending to be asleep. I then told him about Raytheon Technologies (NYSE: RTX). The government never gets tired of spending money on new toys for the military. "C'mon, Marc... give me something exciting," he demanded. "Okay, how about Digital Realty Trust (NYSE: DLR)?" I explained that this company is a real estate investment trust that rents out shelf space to household-name companies to place their servers. It generates a ton of cash and also pays a solid dividend. "Booorrrring!!!" he cried. Had he invested in those companies, he wouldn't have thought they were boring at all. Texas Instruments became the second-biggest winner in the history of my monthly newsletter, The Oxford Income Letter, gaining over 450% in 10 years. I sold Digital Realty Trust in 2022 for a more than 220% gain in eight years. Raytheon, now called RTX, is still in the Oxford Income Letter portfolio and is up 792% since 2013. But my friend wanted something tiny that could really move. There's a misperception in the market that low-priced stocks can move faster than high-priced stocks. Tell that to anyone who bought Nvidia (Nasdaq: NVDA) at $400 or Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) for $300 two years ago. They'll laugh in your face. Goldman Sachs has more than doubled to $760 since then, and Nvidia has more than quadrupled (it underwent a 10-for-1 stock split in 2024). Still, there is something exciting about owning a lot of shares of a low-priced, very small company. And when tiny companies move, they can move fast. SPONSORED Claim Your FREE Ultimate Dividend Package (Seriously, put your wallet away!) CLICK HERE Look at RedCloud Holdings (Nasdaq: RCT). It was trading between $1.40 and $1.70 in June of this year. But by July 1, it had tripled to $4.29. PepGen (Nasdaq: PEPG) recently doubled - from below $2 to over $4 - in just a month. And Dominari Holdings (Nasdaq: DOMH) skyrocketed nearly 13X, rising from $1 to $13, from mid-January to mid-February. That's the kind of action most people who get involved in microcap stocks are looking for. And there's nothing wrong with that as long as you know the risks and position size accordingly. Many investors don't know this, but you can also find microcaps that pay dividends. For example, Kimbell Royalty Partners (NYSE: KRP) has a market cap of just $1.4 billion and yields almost 12%. And $30 million market cap Crown Crafts (Nasdaq: CRWS) sports an 11% yield. That brings me to another point: Microcaps don't have to be startups that have recently gone public or are involved in Bitcoin or some other speculative technology. Crown Crafts makes baby furniture and has been around for almost 70 years. I tell investors that when creating a portfolio, they should diversify into various sectors, geographies, and market caps. There are times when large cap companies outperform and other times when small cap or microcap companies are better. No doubt, my buddy was looking for one of those microcaps that are about to take off. Everybody is. And it's okay to invest in these types of companies. In fact, I recommend that investors include microcaps in their portfolios so they have exposure to these small companies that can double or triple in a short period of time in some cases and fly under the radar in others. Just be sure you know why you're buying a stock, and have an exit plan (like a stop) set up ahead of time. This ensures that you will sell if things change or grab profits when it's time. Good investing, Marc P.S. Tomorrow, I'm co-hosting an event with Chief Investment Strategist Alexander Green that we're calling The Micro Mag 7 Summit. During the summit, we'll explain how America's quest to beat China in the AI race could lead to unprecedented gains for certain small cap stocks... And why it could all start as soon as six days from now. We'll have more details during the event - and we'll even give away the name and ticker of our favorite small cap stock right now (for free!). Don't miss it. Lock in your spot right here. BUILD AND PROTECT YOUR WEALTH Marc Lichtenfeld Reveals Strange "23 Enigma" This Is the Real Secret to Market-Beating Returns Gold at $2,500/Oz, but This Investment Gives You More for Just $20. How? Trade This if AI Heads South MORE FROM WEALTHY RETIREMENT Are Stocks in a Bubble Right Now? Stoke Therapeutics: A Biotech on the Verge of a Breakthrough AGNC Investment Corp.: Can This 14% Yielder Finally Afford Its Dividend? The AI Transformation: A $13 Trillion Bet Worth Making Facebook LinkedIn Email Share Push Alert SPONSORED The "Impossible" Chip That Runs on Pure Light Google's quantum computer shocked the world... but China DEMOLISHED Google's record using pure light particles instead of exotic superconductors. The secret? A revolutionary material that ONE American company is the first to commercially produce. Get the Complete Story Here You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Wealthy Retirement. Wealthy Retirement is published by The Oxford Club. Questions? 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