| Good morning Wake-up Watchlisters! While you're sipping coffee you'll see European stocks and US equity futures pared losses sparked by China's economic woes, while bonds gained amid signs of easing inflation. Investors are paying close attention to the debt-limit deal forged by President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. The bill is heading for a House vote Wednesday after clearing a crucial procedural hurdle with just days remaining to avoid a US default. The uncertainty surrounding the debt ceiling could lead to volatility in the markets, but fear not. The truth is there are more ways you could profit thanks to a recent fed report. Our Head Trading Tactician Bryan Bottarelli is telling traders about the "Next American Index." This index is specifically created to prioritize owning stocks during periods where the odds of strong returns are highest. Plus, it also reduces your exposure during the market periods proven to deliver negative returns. Click here to discover the "Next American Index." Here's a look at the top-moving stocks this morning. Advanced Auto Parts Inc. (NYSE: AAP) Advanced Auto Parts is down 20.86% premarket after reporting its financial results for the first quarter. Despite a 0.4% decline in comparable store sales, the company experienced a 1.3% increase in net sales, reaching $3.4 billion. Operating income for the quarter was $90.0 million, with an operating income margin of 2.6%. Tom Greco, the president and CEO, acknowledged the challenges faced during the quarter and expressed gratitude towards the Advance team members and independent partners for their dedication to customer service. He attributed the lower-than-expected operating margin to higher investments aimed at reducing competitive price gaps in the professional sales channel and an unfavorable product mix. Yesterday in The War Room our Head Trading Tactician Bryan Bottarelli got positioned on a 2-sided overnight trade in AAP. Click here to learn more about how overnight trading could double your money overnight. HP, Inc. (NYSE: HPQ) HP is down 4.82% premarket despite exceeding expectations with its quarterly earnings. The company experienced pressure on unit sales in its PC and printing segments, attributed to cautious financial management by businesses and consumers post-pandemic. However, HP's cost-cutting measures implemented over the past year helped maintain margins in both divisions. HP CEO Enrique Lores credited disciplined execution and strong innovation in a challenging macro environment for delivering non-GAAP EPS at the higher end of their target for Q2. | 
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