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View in browser SPONSORED The Gift Gap Summit Starts In: (Register Now!) On Wednesday, October 2 @ 2 P.M. ET, pro trader Bryan Bottarelli reveals a new trading tool that scans the market for Gift Gaps... short-term gaps in a stock that can be exploited over and over. Backtest data shows it could have produced as much as a 97% win-rate with rare gains as high as 114% in 19 days, 235% in 11 days, and 452% in 8 days. [RSVP FOR FREE] FINANCIAL LITERACY The #1 Secret to My Investing Success Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club "You have bigger cojones than me." That's what one of my buddies told me this past August as the market was sliding. He and I were discussing investing, and I mentioned that I had put some money to work. "I don't know when this sell-off is going to end. I'm too scared to buy right now," he added. I had no idea when the market would stop falling either. 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View larger image   I try to stay disciplined in most areas of my life, but I'm not perfect. On occasion, I'll eat so much that my stomach hurts, or I'll go down some internet rabbit hole while I'm supposed to be writing (why can't Hall and Oates just get along?). When it comes to investing, I use three key strategies to stay on the straight and narrow. Find Out My Top 3 Tips for Disciplined Investing BUILD AND PROTECT YOUR WEALTH Get Marc's Top 5 Dividend Stocks (FREE PICKS) Why High Inflation Is Behind Us Now 3-Minute Stock Secret Message: Learn the Little-Used Technique That Delivered Gains up to 227% in a Single Month Is More Inflation on the Horizon? MORE FROM WEALTHY RETIREMENT Snowflake's Stock Is Melting... Should Investors Stay Away? Can Division and Conflict Lead to Prosperity? Could NextEra Energy Partners' 13.5% Yield Actually Be Safe? Is the American Dream Dead? 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