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Given the stock's meteoric rise, has Pool Corp. already seen its heyday? [Shield] AN OXFORD CLUB PUBLICATION [Wealthy Retirement]( [View in browser]( SPONSORED [MASSIVE Sales Record 🚀🚀🚀]( [Rocket]( One company just set another massive sales record. The company brings in more revenue than Netflix or Tesla... yet it trades at a fraction of the price. And there's a very unusual reason. [See for yourself here.]( Editor's Note: 2022 was rough for retirees and pre-retirees... between inflation and a bear market... That's why Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld decided to DO something about what folks are going through. It's not right that you and your family should struggle because of the Fed and the government's economic missteps. So today he'll show you [a special "asymmetric" trade designed to help you THRIVE in this market](... rather than just try to make it by. Best of all? You can start with as little as $50. That's right. Just $50. 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[Chart: Pool Corp.'s Massive Growth]( Personally, I never wanted a swimming pool. But my wife and kids wanted one, so I quickly lost that battle. What I've learned since we installed our pool last year is that once you have it, you have created a permanent cash outlay. We continually need to spend on the chemicals, filters and other supplies needed to keep the pool in swimming shape. And our pool is brand-new. But after a couple of years, we will be spending on parts replacements and other maintenance. (My vote was for a cabin, which would have at least appreciated in value!) For my family, the pool is now a lifetime expense. But for companies like Pool Corp., it's a lifetime of revenue. Given the stock's meteoric rise, has Pool Corp. already seen its heyday? Or, thanks to its business model of recurring revenue, are its best days still to come? 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