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Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld covered a near-double-digit yielder in this week's Safety Net... But this generous payout is in for a cut - and uniquely, it has nothing to do with the company's fundamentals or staying power. Find out all the details in this week's Safety Net.

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CRISIS CREATES OPPORTUNITY In this week's Financial Literacy piece, Marc revealed a historic opportunity for investors in one of the market's most profitable sectors. This could be the biggest investment you ever make... Click here for the full story. WILL APPLE START TO SLIP? On Tuesday, Contributing Analyst Jody Chudley revealed why one popular tech stock's soaring valuation could signal trouble ahead. This darling of the market could fall in share price by as much as one-half... Read more here. IS A MANAGED ACCOUNT FOR YOU? On Friday, Wealthy Retirement featured Alexander Green, editor of our sister e-letter Liberty Through Wealth. Alex explained why, while some investors can benefit from account management, others prefer to "grow their own tomatoes"... Click here for all the details.

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On Thursday, Jody put two of investing's greatest strategies - and legends - head-to-head. In comparing the performance of growth investing (exemplified by Philip Fisher) and value investing (as made famous by Benjamin Graham), he revealed something interesting... The most successful investors combine both strategies to use the right method at the right time. Find out which one best suits today's market.

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