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[A]( If for any reason you believe you received this email in error [click here to unsubscribe](. At Stocks For Me we're always looking out for special opportunities we believe you, as a valued reader, will want to see. Below is a message from our colleagues that we think you should check out. [click here!]( I’ve been helping investors navigate the markets for nearly 50 years. I’ve seen all sorts of market conditions… starting in the late 1970s, when my market-beating trading algorithm I wrote in college got Wall Street’s attention. And from all of those years investing, I can tell you history is very clear on one thing… 2023 should be a banner year for markets. Yes, 2022 was a painful year for investors. Just about everything dropped – even bonds. Cryptos were hammered, precious metals stayed basically flat, and the S&P 500 dropped 19%. But it’s very rare for markets to lose ground for a second year in a row… Take a look at this chart. It shows all down years for the S&P 500 since 1950: [click here!]( As you can see, it’s rare for one down year to immediately follow another. Stocks rally after a down year 83% of the time. In fact, as my colleague Brett Eversole has pointed out, the typical year after a drawdown is a 15% rally. We’re seeing it already… as I write, the S&P 500 is up 5.6%. The Nasdaq is up 13.3%. Just as history predicted, stocks are behaving like a coiled spring. But I know that too many investors will stay on the sidelines. They’ll be haunted by the ghosts of 2022, and miss out on a powerful market rebound. I don’t want that to be you… so today, I’ve prepared a FREE report on 11 stocks I see as uniquely positioned to not just match, but dramatically outperform, a soaring stock market. [Claim Your Special Report “The Top 11 Stocks for 2023”]( Over my decades in the markets, I’ve honed a formula for pinpointing winners. And I’ve used it to uncover 11 stocks that are perfectly positioned to soar in 2023 and beyond. In my free report, you’ll be briefed on: A World-Dominator Tech Stock That Defied 2022’s “Earnings Recession.” You probably know that tech was particularly hard hit in the 2022 selloff – in fact, the “FAANG stocks” lost trillions of dollars between them. Meanwhile, S&P 500 companies’ earnings fell 3.2% in the last quarter of 2022. But the tech company I’m recommending defied this trend, growing revenue by 29.3% while earnings jumped a staggering 59.4%. It holds over 800 technology patents, and its platform is used in 32 countries. You’ve almost certainly never heard of this stock – but when its revenue passes $1 billion in 2023 as management is forecasting, that could quickly change. A 13.4% Yielding Stock Helping Meet America’s Energy Needs After Putin Attacked Ukraine. With the US banning Russian oil and gas imports, and Saudi Arabia cutting their production by 2 million barrels a day, one company has stepped up to help meet America’s energy needs – and it’s grown its earnings by 402% already as of last year. As a result, it can afford a dividend yield of 13.4% for investors – compared to the S&P 500 average of just 1.67%. And with no end to the war in sight, this stock could have a long way to go. The Solar Stock That Keeps Stunning Analysts: This solar stock has been among the top three of the S&P 500’s performers over the last five years – yet it shows no sign of slowing down. A big part of the reason for this is that it keeps surprising analysts to the upside. In each of the last four quarters, analysts have lowballed its earnings by 27.4%, 15.7%, 21.8%, and 13.2%. For fiscal year 2022 it grew net income by 173% over 2021... and I think it’s going to keep surprising a lot of people. I understand why so many people are still wary of getting back into the stock market today. All I can do is remind them of Warren Buffett’s famous saying: “Be greedy when others are fearful.” And the cliché that there’s always a bull market somewhere applies here. That certainly applies to a handful of stocks. My job is to find them for you, starting with this free report. So if you’ve missed out on the market rally that kicked off this year, I urge you not to delay another minute. [Download this free report now]( to access it in seconds. You’ll receive a full briefing on why I’m so bullish on these 11 stocks, and the upside they could present for you. Sincerely, Stocks For Me, 14422 Shoreside Way Suite 110-238 Winter Garden, FL 34787 [You can unsubscribe here any time](.

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