| Good morning Wake-up Watchlisters! While you're sipping coffee you'll see stock futures ticked up on Thursday. After March's selloff due to the banking crisis, Wall Street has traded in tight ranges as investors await the path for interest rates after strong jobs data and signs of cooling inflation. With inflation going down, it's possible the Federal Reserve could slow its interest rate hikes. If this happens, it will present a new opportunity for potentially growing your wealth. Our Head Fundamental Tactician Karim Rahemtulla has already made $79,487 off this development through his "Super Income" System. And right now he's showing readers exactly how he's taking advantage of this opportunity. But you'll want to get in fast since it only lasts as long as inflation and interest rates remain at their current levels. Click here to discover Karim's Super Income system. Here's a look at the top-moving stocks this morning. American Airlines (Nasdaq: AAL) American Airlines is up 3.08% premarket but the stock tumbled in after hours trading. The airline reported in a regulatory filing that it anticipates first quarter earnings per share of between $0.01 and $0.05. That was above the previous outlook of approximately breakeven; however, it was below the $0.06 average estimate by analysts. Delta Airlines (Nasdaq: DAL) Delta Airlines is up 4.46% premarket ahead of the carrier's first quarter after the closing bell. Analysts expect Delta to post an adjusted bottom line of 30 cents per share, a major profit change from the $1.23 loss posted last year and close to the carrier's own forecast of between 15 and 20 cents a share. Group revenues are likely to rise 28% from last year to just under $12 billion. When it comes to playing earnings, we have a special strategy we use in The War Room called overnight trading. This strategy allows members to make simple, 5-minute trades at the end of the day. It's the closest thing we can think of for making money while you sleep. Click here to learn how you could see gains as high as 178% from overnight trading. Harley Davidson (NYSE: HOG) Harley Davidson is down 3.64% premarket after the motorcycle maker said CFO Gina Goetter will leave the company for a new role at Hasbro. Goetter joined Harley Davidson in 2020 and CEO Jochen Zeitz said the group is currently searching for her replacement, adding that treasurer David Viney would act as interim CFO during that process. | 
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