Attention Readers: This is it. Today is your LAST CHANCE to sign up for our FREE War Room Open House, which starts Monday. We're pumped for this event, as Bryan and Karim will be giving away their top strategies – all for FREE. Last month alone, they opened and closed 32 winning trades, including gains of 214%... 190%... even 293% in less than 24 hours. Now, they want to prove they get RESULTS by letting you into The War Room. The Open House starts on Monday, June 26 and runs through June 30th, giving you five days worth of trades – all for free. Click here to sign up to our War Open House today before this offer expires. Good morning Wake-up Watchlisters! While you're sipping coffee you'll see stock futures fell on Friday, putting the indexes on track for a losing week. Investors are coming to terms with the prospect of more interest-rate hikes ahead from the Federal Reserve. Fed Chair Jerome Powell reiterated his stance on Thursday that more rate increases are needed to cool inflation, and that has revived some worries about the potential hit to economies. Here's a look at the top-moving stocks this morning. CarMax (NYSE: KMX) CarMax is up 10.96% premarket after reporting its latest earnings for the first quarter ending May 31, 2023. Net revenues were down 17.4% compared with the prior year first quarter. However, the company delivered strong margins in retail and wholesale; as gross profit per retail used unit of $2,361 and gross profit per wholesale unit of $1,042 were both in line with the prior year's first quarter. Our Lead Trading Tactician Bryan Bottarelli saw some potential with KMX yesterday and placed an overnight trade in The War Room. If you want to see how Bryan uses overnight trading to potentially double his money overnight, you can check it all out LIVE for FREE next week during our War Room Open House. You'll have to get in today though, since this is the last day to sign up before the event begins on Monday. Click here to sign up for The War Room Open House. 3M Company (NYSE: MMM) 3M Company is up 3.03% premarket after announcing a significant breakthrough. The industrial group has reached a tentative agreement with several public water companies regarding the use of 'forever chemicals' known as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAs). Under the agreement, 3M will pay approximately $10.3 billion over the next 10 years to settle lawsuits related to PFAs, with the potential for payments to reach $12.5 billion based on the presence of PFAs in public water systems. |
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