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Stock Power Daily: March 9, 2023. - Who?s ready to sit on their deck and enjoy the sunshine? - Woo

Stock Power Daily: March 9, 2023. [Turn Your Images On] [Maximize Momentum With a Top Wood Products Stock]( - Who’s ready to sit on their deck and enjoy the sunshine? - Wood product manufacturing in the U.S. will reach $123.9 billion by 2024. - Today’s Power Stock manufactures chemicals that protect your deck. And it rates an 82 on our proprietary system. [Turn Your Images On] [Matt Clark, Research Analyst]( I know many of you across the U.S. have experienced snow, ice and blistering cold temperatures recently. Not to brag, but it’s been sunny and in the 80s here in South Florida. (OK, I’m bragging a little.) But there’s hope for all the winter weather haters like me out there: Spring is coming. That means grilling outside, sitting on the deck with your favorite beverage and enjoying the outdoors. I don’t have a deck at the moment, but when I did … I loved it. Especially in the spring and summer months when I could just sit outside and take in the scenery and weather. While reflecting back on those times, it got me thinking about potential investing opportunities. That’s just where my mind goes. And that led me to wood, the key material for all of our deckbuilding needs. Statista expects wood product manufacturing to increase more than 11% over the next two years! [Turn Your Images On] [(Click here to view larger image.)]( This includes outdoor wooden buildings and decks. Today’s Power Stock creates products to preserve and protect wood used for decks and outdoor buildings. [Click here to see its maximum momentum in action.]( [Turn Your Images On]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Turn Your Images On]( From our Partners at Banyan Hill Publishing. [Biden’s $1 Trillion Gamble … Backfired.]( Biden canceled the Keystone pipeline, froze oil drilling permits and canceled coal. He turned his back on traditional fuels, and gambled $1 trillion — and the future of America — on clean energy instead. Now it has backfired … and put our entire nation at risk. [Click here to see why.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- We’re Finally Back to Normal [Turn Your Images On] [Michael Carr, Editor, The Banyan Edge]( As consumers, we got used to hearing "supply chain" as an excuse for everything. Empty store shelves? Supply chain. Late delivery? Supply chain. Higher prices? Supply chain. It sounded like an excuse, but it was a problem. Federal Reserve economists created the Global Supply Chain Pressure Index to track the problem. At its worst, the supply chain index was four standard deviations from its average. You can see that in the right-hand portion of the chart below. That meant conditions like this should be expected once every 10,000 years. Supply chain pressures have been easing. And in February this index fell enough to cross below its average level. Bottom line: This is an indicator that the economy is finally back to normal after the pandemic. 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