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The latest CPI data released yesterday morning was in line with expectations at 0.2% for the fourth straight month.

Those are pretty tame numbers. And, as you would expect, the markets have already have priced the data in.

But you should know this about investors: They’re like racehorses with blinkers on, focusing only on whatever is right in front of them.

So attention turned away from the economic promise of a new Trump Administration and toward the broader state of the economy.

I wrote yesterday morning that the “markets are likely to have some wild swings on the news,” and sure enough, they did.

By early afternoon, we were looking at a green day before some percolating comments from Fed officials sent the major indexes back to where they opened.

My “tactical trade” idea yesterday — iSpecimen Inc (ISPC) — followed SPY and QQQ almost exactly…

It spiked more than 7% and by the early afternoon was still up 5% before it followed the markets down. Ultimately, it closed the day down a few points.

ISPC is a tiny stock, with Yahoo! placing its market cap just over $4 million.

Even a small handful of sellers could easily account for the drop.

But here’s the thing: I still like the stock.

It’s still sitting well above the support I mentioned in yesterday’s dispatch, and I think it may still be on the cusp of another breakout like it has had several times in the past few months.

My reasoning stands: The stock “has tested levels roughly 20-120% higher on five occasions in the past two months, and based on that history, I won’t be surprised to see it test those levels again soon.”

All the front-page news this morning is about Trump’s latest Cabinet nominations, so I expected the market “racehorses” to focus again on the promise of the coming Administration rather than inflation and the broader economy.

As such, I’m still watching ISPC closely today, and I recommend keeping it high up on your watchlist as the day unfolds.

DO NOT TAKE YOUR EYES OFF OF ISPC TODAY!

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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