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You are receiving this email because you signed up to receive emails from True Market Insiders, rebranding to Sector Edge. [Unsubscribe here]( Keep the emails you value from falling into your spam folder. [Whitelist True Market Insiders](. Forgot your login information? Click [here](. [Image] Saturday Market Update Hey TMI Subscriber, Today, we talk about inflation, what it means for you, and what you can do to protect your assets. Then, enjoy a quick and easy read that recaps True Market Insiders’ market outlook from the past week. Today is Saturday, Nov. 13, 2021 The elephant in the room just roared loud enough to be heard clear across the globe. As hard as the Federal Reserve tried to convince Americans not to worry about inflation they deemed transitory (aka, the elephant), the Consumer Price Index (CPI) spoiled the Fed’s little attempt at misdirection. This week, data revealed that the rate of inflation grew 6.2% in October year-over-year, the highest in 30 years. Without a doubt, we should be worried about inflation. Don’t bother listening to politicians, just check your latest grocery bill, or your bank account balance. Want specifics? Get a load of these one-year price increases: - Rental cars: 42.9% - Gas: 42.1% - Used cars: 24.4% - Hotels: 18% - TVs: 12.7% - Furniture: 11.2% - Meats, poultry, fish, and eggs: 10.5% - New cars: 8.7% - Appliances: 7.1% - Electricity: 5.2% - Restaurant prices: 4.7% - Rent: 2.9% Perhaps the Feds should have heeded the warnings months ago when the inflation red flag hit them upside their collective heads. But, no. They assumed it would evaporate into thin air once supply chain bottlenecks eased and shortages disappeared. Instead, your money is evaporating. You can blame a monetary policy as loose as Big Bill Spencer’s pants following his recent 80-pound weight loss. The Fed doled out trillions of dollars in the name of COVID relief, kept interest rates near zero, and bought $120 billion in government-backed bonds each month. They’ve scaled back the bond buying, but that’s not going to put a dent in inflation. So, Now What? The non-action by the Fed has put them in a lose-lose situation. If they do nothing, which is economic suicide, inflation will grow unabated. If they decide to raise interest rates — one way to curb inflation, the bull market as we know it might be over. It’s an unenviable position to be in, but since the fight against inflation is out of your control, don’t waste energy worrying about it. You can’t fight City Hall or Wall Street for that matter. So, focus on what is in your control: your investments. You can count on the editors here at TMI to lead you in the right direction in the weeks ahead. Or, you can take the first step right now, especially if you’re tired of being pushed around by men (and women) in suits telling you what you can and cannot do. TMI Founder Chris Rowe is presenting an [exclusive webinar]( with Editor Costas Bocelli on Monday, Nov. 15, at 3 p.m. And we think it’s right up your alley. You see, we’re just as fed up with “the establishment,” maybe more. And Chris doesn't take kindly to bullies either. With the help of a former insider, Chris has been sharing one of Wall Street’s most controversial secrets with a small group of TMI readers. These readers have turned around trades so explosive (and almost unheard of in the business) that we call them “Shadow Spikes.” Wall Street bigwigs caught wind of it, and tried to “convince” us to stop. As you can see, we didn’t. It’s your ticket to beating inflation — and bullies. [Register today by clicking here]( and join us for an empowering experience that will last a lifetime. This Week in True Market Insider Nov. 8 - Nov. 12, 2021 [Micro-Cap Monday: Smaller Caps Are BACK, Baby, So Let's Cash In — Bill Spencer]( While most of the US “fell back” to Daylight Savings Time last week, small- and micro-caps “sprang ahead” of other market averages. Bill Spencer talks about [one in particular]( that’s ahead of the pack. [Technical Tuesday: Why ‘Evolutionary’ Thinking Is Key to Market Success — Chris Rowe]( [Chris Rowe]( shows why changing your investment stance to address shifts in the market can feel more uncomfortable than admitting you’re on the wrong side of a trade. He also shows [why you should still do it](. [Build Your Portfolio with These Infrastructure Plays — Tim Fortier]( The Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill just passed, and President Biden is preparing to pump $1.2 trillion into our roads, bridges, railways, and more. Tim Fortier shares how [you can profit]( from the coming boost in spending. [Skimming Profits Off The Infrastructure Bill — Costas Bocelli]( Costas Bocelli’s been using his [signature vertical spread strategy]( all year, and here he tells you how to implement it to cash in on the uptick in infrastructure spending. [Landlords Are Living High on the Hog — Karen Riccio]( Rising home prices and shrinking inventories are spoiling the American Dream, and making renting property a nightmare for many. In the face of this disruption, Karen Riccio tells you about [one special stock]( to watch. Learn More About This Week’s TMI Topics [America Has an Infrastructure Bill. What’s Next?]( Stocks Are Surging After Infrastructure Bill Passes]( Security Recipients Get Cost of Living Increase of 5.9% for 2022]( 'Transitory' Inflation Plot Thickens Again with Rate at 30-year High]( Rising Inflation Can Affect Your Money]( [78% of US markets hit with double-digit home price increases]( Demographic Trends Could Affect Your Portfolio]( Percent of Investors Regret Making Emotional Decisions]( [Rising Rents, Rising Fortunes For Landlords, But Is It Fair?]( Copyright © 2021 True Market Insiders, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: 33 SE 8th St, Boca Raton, FL 33432 Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [change your preferences here]( DISCLAIMER The information contained herein has been prepared without regard to any particular investor’s investment objectives, financial situation, and needs. 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