Add These 2 Consumer Stocks to Your Portfolio Before the Holidays

 
November 29, 2021
 
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Oil Prices, Inflation and Supply Chain Issues Point to More Volatility
There was a lot going on in the market this past week...

Oil, natural gas and coal stocks were all down a little Tuesday morning before the bell. And just after I sat down at the desk at 7 a.m. EST that day, President Joe Biden's staff announced it would release 50 million barrels from our Strategic Petroleum Reserve to combat high oil prices.

Most people thought that would push the price down — including the president — but us career energy analysts knew y'all were in for a surprise...
Get Ready for Volatility
 
Why Now Is the Best Time to Trade These 2 Consumer Stocks
It's probably no surprise that tech and consumer staples stocks are ruling the market...

But if you look under the hood, you'll notice that the put/call ratio continues to make lower lows, which tells me the Consumer Discretionary sector will pull back in favor of the broader stock market.

In fact, most of the drama surrounding earnings and chip stocks is already priced into the market.

That's why I'm giving away the top-performing consumer staples stocks that you need to know about now...
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"Frankly, I am impressed... seen a lot of systems... and some great returns... but you have us looking behind the curtain!"

Jay


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