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Click here to unsubscribe.  ECONOMIC CALENDAR EANINGS CALENDAR UP & DOWNGRADES Because it's never too late to retire early The most aggressive growth stocks you can add to your portfolio Because of the market's excitement regarding the company's future possibilities, aggressive growth stocks frequently experience price increases. This typically refers to the growth trajectories of sales. Many of these stocks have high price-to-sales multiples as a result.   Additionally, the high-growth stock frequently lacks good earnings. As a result, the adjusted EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization) statistics may also be meager. Because of this, the multiples of price to adjusted EBITDA or enterprise value (EV) to adjusted EBITDA are frequently high.   Some investors even prefer to invest in higher-multiple EBITDA stocks since they assume that this signals the underlying company is growing quickly.   Let's dive in and look at these 6 aggressive growth stocks. FIND OUT MORE >>>   The Perfect Retirement Trade? Silicon Valley trading millionaire says…  "FORGET 99% of the Stock Market… Trade ONE Stock… ONCE Per Month – Over and Over Again!" He's recommended REAL gains of 100%, 228%, and 373% in just 8-days – in any market condition.  Leveraging a trading secret he's used for years… helping over 171,000 regular people… It's called: The "One Stock Retirement" – a trading breakthrough to help anyone collect triple-digit profits regardless of trading experience, location, starting capital, or market condition.  Click here, it's all revealed in this exclusive interview…   Inflation is ruining your retirement in these 4 ways The purchasing power of Americans is eroding as inflation rises steadily and the value of their retirement funds along with it. As a result, your retirement is being ruined by inflation in several ways, including by making it difficult for you to save as much as you'd like and by wrecking your 401(k) investments and stock market returns.   But don't give up. There are numerous opportunities for inflation to slow and the bear market to level out if you have some time before retirement.  According to statistics from GOBankingRates.com, the majority of bear markets are short-lived. However, whether you've never experienced similar economic conditions before or are currently retired, you're probably feeling stressed as your investment portfolio declines.   Here are the four ways that inflation is destroying your retirement, along with some advice for minimizing the harm. FIND OUT MORE >>> What does Google's stock split mean for investors? For the second time in its history, Google's parent company, Alphabet (GOOGL) (GOOG), is set to split its stock.    The 20-for-1 split means Alphabet investors will receive an additional 19 shares for each one they already own. It will be the company's first stock split since April 2014, when it split its shares 1,998-for-1,000.   The Google stock split is set to take place after the market's close on July 15.   Here's what else you need to know. FIND OUT MORE >>> Why you should never stop investing in your 401(K) Many investors have recently been let down by the stock market, with the S&P 500 posting its poorest performance in about 50 years during the first half of 2022. As a result, it is understandable if you are hesitant to keep investing in the market. However, even if you might be considering pausing your 401(k) contributions out of concern that the recession will worsen, there are three primary reasons why doing so would be a bad financial decision. FIND OUT MORE >>> The Strategies & Tools You Need To Succeed: Are REITs a good alternative to investing in physical real estate? Cheap blue-chip stocks to add to your portfolio Energy stocks getting love from mutual funds ©2022 Never Too Late Investor 20 North Orange Avenue, Unit 1100 Orlando, Florida 32801 You are receiving this message because you are subscribed to Never Too Late Investor. You can view our policies, terms & conditions by visiting investinglate.com If you would not like to receive this publication feel free to unsubscribe   Thank you for your readership!