♟ Profit From the Global Heat Wave

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"When you combine global warming with extreme temperatures - and the misery they both create - buying a world leader in air conditioning and refrigeration sounds like betting on a trend that won't go away anytime soon." Bryan Bottarelli, Head Trade Tactician, Monument Traders Alliance When asked what the greatest modern-day invention in our lifetimes is, most will reply immediately and say the internet. I'm here to tell you... that response is wrong. You see, in my opinion, the better answer is that the greatest modern-day invention in our lifetimes is air conditioning. And right now, as we enter a global heat wave, we have an opportunity to buy one stock that'll most certainly benefit. So let's dive in... Ignore the Noise and Follow the Whispers Wall Street always tries to hide behind all the noise to make some sneaky insider trades. Would you believe that there is an investment secret YOU can learn that could be the most powerful strategy in your investing repertoire? Sounds too good to be true, doesn't it? Check out Insider Matrix for yourself so you can learn Wall Street secrets. As I'm sure you know, record high temperatures have wreaked havoc around the world. In southern England, railway tracks bent from the heat. In China, roof tiles on a museum melted. In Texas, heat and droughts have caused nearly 200 water main breaks over the past month. Just look at the world heat map... With triple-digit temperatures being reported across the country - including in parts of California, Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Tennessee - and meteorologists now estimating that more than 85% of the population (totaling 275 million Americans) could see high temperatures above 90 degrees over the next few weeks, the case for an air circulation/air conditioning leader like Carrier Global Corp. (NYSE: CARR) makes a TON of sense. As a quick overview, Carrier provides heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC), refrigeration, fire, security, and building automation technologies worldwide, and it has three primary business segments: HVAC Refrigeration Fire & Security. As crazy as it may sound, extreme heat is deadlier than tornadoes, hurricanes and all other weather events - combined. YOUR ACTION PLAN When you combine global warming with extreme temperatures - and the misery they both create - buying a world leader in air conditioning and refrigeration sounds like betting on a trend that won't go away anytime soon. With Carrier reporting earnings before the open this Thursday, the time to get positioned in the stock is now! It's no secret the markets had a rough first half of 2022, but they've had nothing on us in The War Room. We have a 90% win rate on hedge trades this year, and right now, we're guaranteeing 322 wins for members in their first 12 months. Click here to join The War Room. P.S. 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