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Today’s Biggest Winner Profrac Holding Corp Opening Price: $11.50 Percent gain: 2.782%Hey there

[Image] [DAILY WATCHLIST RECAP] Did You Win Today? Every morning, our Experts research and report on 3 stocks that they expect to win big. Here are today's results: [Image] Today’s Biggest Winner Profrac Holding Corp (ACDC) Opening Price: $11.50 Percent gain: 2.782%Hey there! So, the markets didn’t exactly impress us with big returns again today. But you know what? It’s all good. Two days of less-than-stellar performance shouldn’t send us into a panic. The thing is, markets have their ups and downs, and it’s pretty normal. Here’s the deal: instead of freaking out, let’s stay cool and keep our eyes on the long game. Remember, investing is a marathon, not a sprint. Short-term fluctuations don’t necessarily reflect the overall trajectory of our investments. So, there’s no need to make hasty decisions or stress ourselves out. Rather than reacting impulsively, it’s wise to take a step back and evaluate our investment strategy with a long-term perspective.Other Wins Today Nextier Oilfield Solutions Inc (NEX) Price: $8.03 Percent gain: 1.992%Tronox Holdings PLC (TROX) Opening Price: $12.00 Current: $11.81 --------------------------------------------------------------- Want to make profits with a low-risk investment? [Financial Advisors Are Lying]( We've all heard the trope… "A 60/40 stocks/bonds portfolio is the best to hold long-term." Well, allow us to dispute that with a resounding cry of "bullsh*t." While the 60/40 portfolio does have a compelling history with several decades of good performance… Since 2000, this hasn't been the case. Just take a look… [Image]( Looking closer, 2022 was actually the worst year in history for many stock and bond funds. In fact, 2022 was only the second time in over 40 years that both stocks and bonds posted losses for two consecutive quarters. Why? Sparing the details, the primary reason was inflation, which hurts both stocks and bonds simultaneously. And with a recession – or another market downcycle – looming, the traditional 60/40 portfolio looks even more worrisome. So, if a 60/40 portfolio no longer works, what do you do instead? You build a diversified portfolio that combines growth and income that also benefits from inflation or economic downturns [(like this one).]( That's why we just published our [latest report]( highlighting 5 stocks that will benefit in the coming years while also paying huge dividends. Every single stock in our new report is paying yields higher than 10%. The picks are all yours - absolutely free. [Just click here to download our report](… and discover why this could be the best moment in decades to own high-yield dividend stocks. --------------------------------------------------------------- 406 Media and Learn Price Action, is not giving individualized financial advice. Our trade picks are examples and are not actionable investments, trades, or recommendations. Never invest more than you are willing to lose. 406 Media and/or Learn Price Action is not giving financial, investment, or stock advice. Our content is designed for generalized informational purposes only. If you have specific questions about investments or stocks you should consult a licensed financial advisor. We might feature some stocks that are controversial or that you might personally want to invest in, these are examples of where recently we found opportunities for Price Action Trading, and are using them for educational purposes and demonstrations, again any stocks featured here are not recommendations or actionable trade alerts. Articles, News, Or Other published materials are not always the views of 406 Media and Learn Price Action. If you feel you are receiving these emails in error please email Support@learnpriceaction.com or click the unsubscribe button below. 406 Media LLC, 30 N GOULD ST STE R Sheridan WY United States 82801 To update contact information or unsubscribe from this list, please [click here](

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