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[TUNE IN TO THE VIDEO HERE]( BRIEF FROM THE CHIEF Each week in this section, Chief Investment Strategist Alexander Green responds to reader questions. It's your direct line to the Chief! Have a question for Alex? Drop him a line at mailbag@oxfordclub.com. Reader: I'm in the market to buy a home, but the volatility surrounding interest rates concerns me. I know we can't predict what the market, Federal Reserve or economy will do, but is it reasonable to assume that rates will begin dropping again in 2024? - M.T. Alex: Rates may or may not drop in 2024. But it's not necessary to wait to buy a home with a lower mortgage rate. It's better to find an owner with a low mortgage rate who is motivated to sell and willing to help with the financing. That means setting up a "contract for deed" where you make payments to the seller, who then continues making payments on the existing mortgage for a specified period of time. Both buyer and seller are fully protected. (See a real estate lawyer for details.) I've personally bought several houses over the years this way myself, especially in the inflationary '80s when mortgage rates were at double digits. YOUR WEEK IN WEALTH In Case You Missed It... On Monday, Alexander Green wrote... The stock market provides two essential functions. It allows companies to raise money so that they can hire people, grow, and offer us the products and services we need. And it provides opportunities for investors to share in their success. [Go here to read on...]( [Full Analysis Banner]( DATA DROP [The Greenback Surges]( On Wednesday, Senior Markets Expert Matt Benjamin noted that the dollar has been gaining strength recently. The U.S. Dollar Index, which tracks the dollar against six other major currencies, is up about 6% since mid-July, which is a major move. [Yet the BRICS countries are plotting to reverse this trend - discover their plan here.]( SPONSORED [Bad News - Good News]( One $8 Stock Could Help Put You on the Right Side of This Equation. [Click Here for Details]( FRIDAY FEATURE Below we're sharing a sneak preview of [tomorrow's edition](... What is the biggest investment risk you face today? Some will say inflation. Others will say higher interest rates. Still others will say a recession. Yet these aren't your biggest risks. Not even close. These are well-recognized possibilities and even - to different degrees - probabilities. The biggest risks, on the other hand, are the ones you can't see coming. [Keep an eye out for tomorrow's Liberty Through Wealth article to read on...]( WEALTH OPPORTUNITIES - [Alexander Green Reveals the ONE Stock He's Invested $100K in Right Now. 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