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Today, Fitch Ratings, which recently made headlines for downgrading the U.S.’ long-term credit rating, sent another word of warning. Fitch stated that the credit ratings of major U.S. banks could be up for reassessment if the overall industry continues to face downward pressures. The U.S. banking sector fell about 1.6% in response, using the Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF (NYSE: XLF) as a proxy. Smaller regional banks fared even worse, with the SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF (NYSE: KRE) falling by more than 3% at last glance.

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Last week, Chief Research Analyst Matt Clark and I launched the first iteration of our brand-new Max Profit Alert Trade Room! More than 200 of you joined, and I can’t wait for round two on Monday morning, from 10:30 a.m. ET to 11:30 a.m. ET. We’ll walk through my Wednesday Windfalls strategy, potential signals for Monday’s 2 p.m. trade and interact with you all in real time.

We have a full boat of positions on both sides of the market, so today we’ll check in on them… If my commentary comes off a bit, I don’t know, “matter of fact,” it’s because I try my best to not become emotionally involved with positions we have on. I’ve been running Max Profit Alert for going on 12 years now. I’ve recommended hundreds of positions over that time. I can recall a handful of the ones that went particularly well, and particularly poorly … but there are dozens and dozens I can’t recall, simply because I followed the buy signal, then followed the sell signal, then moved on.

I’m excited to share some great news with you… Starting next week, I’m incorporating a new trading strategy into your Max Profit Alert subscription … and a whole lot more. To be clear … you’ll continue receiving the exact same type of trades I’ve been recommending in this service ever since 2012. The “trend and momentum” style trades where we use call and put options to trade big moves over a two- to three-month holding period.