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I hope you’re having a pleasant week. I’m going to keep this update short as I am out of office working on some exciting things for the future of Money & Markets. It’s been a wild month, but I think you’re going to love what comes next.

I hope you enjoyed the guest appearance by my lead research analyst, Matt Clark, last week. I thought his inside scoop on the future path of Clean Energy Fuels Corp. (Nasdaq: CLNE) was super. You can check it out here if you missed it. One last housekeeping note from me… The launch of my brand-new service, Infinite Momentum Alert, has been a huge success. We’ve welcomed hundreds of subscribers to this new venture, and I just recorded the first weekly video update, which goes out tomorrow. We’re off to a strong start … and it’s not too late to join us!

Adam here. We’ve got some really important news today concerning Clean Energy Fuels Corp. (Nasdaq: CLNE), one of two biofuel stock recommendations in the 10X Stocks model portfolio. But first… For the past year, the Money & Markets team and I have been working diligently in the background on a completely new kind of investment strategy… I gave you a sneak peek last week, but with the big reveal less than a week away, I wanted to make sure you had a chance to add this event to your calendar now.

Today, I want to take a quick break from our normal weekly updates … to tell you about a brand-new stock-trading service I’m launching later this month! First, though, let me assure you that I have ZERO intentions of ending what we’re doing here at 10X Stocks … nor will I change our strategy in any way. We will continue to target +1,000% returns by following our simple three-step approach: Identifying the right mega trend. Identifying the right stock. And identifying the right time to buy in.

Investors are hungry for yield… Actually, that’s an understatement. They’re the hungriest they’ve been in 20 years. A quick look at Google Trends shows that searches for the phrase “high yield” exploded fourfold earlier this year: It makes perfect sense. Sustained inflation, combined with the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes, made high-yield investments a staple of nearly everyone’s financial plan. But there’s a good and a bad way to “reach for yield.” As Chad Stone pointed out on Friday, one of the best ways is to buy quality dividend stocks. Emphasis on “quality.”