On Wednesday, September 16, Trump’s new Federal Reserve will announce its next
interest-rate decision. And one overlooked ticker could begin moving before
most investors understand why.



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Editor’s Note: Barron’s ranked Larry Benedict’s former hedge fund among the
top 1% in the world. He went 20 straight years without a losing year and
generated $274 million for his clients. Now he’s revealing the one ticker he
believes could benefit most as Trump reshapes the Fed.Click here to see it
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On Wednesday, September 16, Trump’s new Federal Reserve will announce its
next interest-rate decision.

And one overlooked ticker could begin moving before most investors understand
why.

That’s why legendary trader Larry Benedict says the time to see this ticker
is now…

Not after the decision hits the financial news.

See the ticker Larry is watching before September 16.
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In January 2022, Larry positioned his readers ahead of a major Fed
announcement.

In under a month, they had the chance to make 117%.

Following another Fed announcement, Larry handed readers the opportunity to
make 89% in just 17 days.

Now he believes the September 16 decision could trigger another string of
opportunities.

Because the Fed won’t only announce what it is doing with interest rates.

It will also release fresh projections that could change expectations across
the entire market.

When that happens, billions of dollars could start moving within minutes.

And Larry believes one ticker sits directly in its path.

Discover why Larry is watching this one ticker.
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Larry has recorded a short briefing revealing the ticker completely free…

Along with what he believes could happen when Trump’s Fed makes its move.

But timing matters.

By the time the newspapers explain what happened on September 16, the
opportunity could already be passing.

Get Larry’s ticker before the Fed decision.
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Regards,

Lauren Wingfield
Managing Editor, The Opportunistic Trader

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The ROI Open — Week in Review
The Market Priced a Rate Hike and Rallied Anyway
Volatility collapsed, an earnings-night price panic reversed itself, and next
week’s Fed decision is now the single number that resolves both. Three signals
from a week that didn’t behave the way the textbook says it should.

Markets are closed for the weekend, so this edition looks back at the signals
from the week just finished, with the benefit of Friday’s full closing data
that wasn’t available when we first flagged them.
ROI Signal 01 — Volatility got crushed on a report that raised rate-hike odds
Friday morning, this desk flagged a genuine anomaly: August CPI came in
exactly at consensus (3.4% headline, 2.4% core), yet prediction markets pushed
the odds of a Fed rate hike next week to roughly 70–79%, even as the 2-year
Treasury yield fell. By Friday’s close, equities had resolved that tension
toward relief: the S&P 500 closed up 0.86% at 7,656.98, the Dow up 0.98% at
52,573.29, the Nasdaq up 0.96% at 26,333.04, and the VIX — Wall Street’s fear
gauge — fell 11.21% on the day.

A market that simultaneously prices higher hike odds and lower volatility is a
market betting the Fed can raise rates without derailing growth. That is a
specific, testable bet — and next week’s decision is the test.
ROI Signal 02 — Oracle’s earnings-night price panic fully reversed
Thursday night, Oracle’s post-earnings price action produced three
conflicting data points within hours of each other: a regular-session close of
$152.94, an immediate after-hours spike to $159.58, and a separate, much lower
quote of $126.41 that we could not reconcile at the time. By Friday morning the
stock had settled at $153.78 — within 1% of Thursday’s regular close, as if the
entire after-hours episode, in both directions, never happened. The lesson
holds regardless of which of Thursday night’s numbers was ever real: on a
heavy-volume earnings night, wait for a full, liquid session before treating
any single price as a verdict.
ROI Signal 03 — A beat-and-raise quarter still lost to the market
Kroger raised its full-year earnings guidance Friday morning and still fell
2.6% to $55.48 the same day the broader market rallied 0.86%. That is a roughly
3.5-percentage-point gap between one stock and the index on the same trading
day — a reminder that a guidance raise is a promise about the future, and
Friday’s sellers were pricing something else in the numbers underneath it. Full
breakdown in today’s Performance Audit.

What the Numbers Actually Say
All three signals point to the same underlying condition: markets are
currently pricing conflicting outcomes at the same time — a hike and calm, a
panic and a shrug, a raised guide and a sell-off — and resolving each conflict
quickly once more information arrives. That makes next week’s Fed decision
unusually high-stakes: it is the one input all three signals are still waiting
on.
Risk to the Return
If the Fed hikes and markets have genuinely priced it as calmly as Friday’s
VIX drop suggests, the reaction should be muted. If the market’s relief rally
was instead a bet the Fed holds, a real hike could reverse Friday’s gains
quickly — the current Fed funds target sits at 3.5–3.75%, and every basis point
of that decision now has a week of pent-up positioning behind it.

Next Week’s Measurement Point
The FOMC meets September 15–16, with its decision due Wednesday afternoon.
Watch whether the outcome matches the roughly 70–79% hike odds priced into
markets Friday, and whether the VIX stays near its post-CPI lows through the
announcement.



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