Checking the Boxes

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Note: Is stevenmagallanes520.nims@blogger.com your correct email? You haven't clicked in a while, and we're concerned you might lose access. Please confirm your address with one click here. Checking the Boxes: Where Stocks Go From Here SPONSORED This Car Puts Tesla to Shame Inc. magazine calls THIS NEW EV Tesla's worst nightmare. It puts Tesla's flagship Model S to shame, featuring... The ONLY battery with a range of 500 miles on a single charge A powerful 1,080-horsepower engine An ultra-fast zero-to-60 time of under three seconds. If you love investing in disruptive new companies... Check out this EV's stock - you can get in for just $10. Andy Snyder Founder We took another truckload of cardboard to the recyclers last night. When you're refinishing an old house and running a successful business from a farm, you go through a lot of boxes - a dumb amount of cardboard. 'Tis the economy we live in. Everything on a truck... everything in its neat little box. [Biden Promised to End Fossil Fuels. It's a Terrible Plan for America. Discover Why He May Finally Be Changing His Tune (And How It Could Potentially Hand You a Fortune).] As the nation holds its breath waiting to interpret some more Fedspeak this week, those oh-so-dull cardboard boxes just might tell us more than the tight-lipped fella on the stage will on Wednesday. The news, as you may suspect, isn't great. In fact, the numbers haven't been this bad since the Great Recession. SPONSORED Alexander Green Reveals Where He's Going "All-In" Right Now Click Here to Find Out   The fine folks at Packaging Corp. of America (PKG) opened their books last week. The ensuing 10% drop in the share price tells us all we need to know. Shipment numbers for the quarter came in worse than expected. It marks six straight months of figures failing to match estimates. The number of boxes shipped during the year's first three months plunged by nearly 13%... matching the pain felt at the bottom of the 2009 slowdown. View larger image Digging into industry notes from the end of last year, we see that this Q1 slump wasn't supposed to happen. It was widely expected to be a rebound quarter, when shipments would jump after a period of "inventory adjustments." The folks at Packaging Corp. don't give many reasons to hope for a Q2 turnaround. They admit the slump accelerated through March. SPONSORED Wow, Putin Just MAJORLY Screwed Up!   Source: Wikimedia Commons   Vladimir Putin just made an idiotic mistake that will cost him dearly. It's going to drain trillions of dollars out of Russia... and potentially make some AMERICANS rich. What a bizarre story...   Shipping data confirms the trend. Here's a chart we shared with our VIP subscribers during a call last week... View larger image The last time over-the-road tonnage fell this steeply was during the horrific shutdowns of 2020. Clearly things have slowed. An economy that's using fewer boxes is one that's spending fewer dollars. It's good news for the folks begging Jay Powell to halt his rate hikes. He certainly has all the rationale he needs to sit this round out. Boxes deliver the economy. Right now, those deliveries are falling short. Keep an eye on this vital indicator. Be well, Andy Want more content like this? YES NO   Andy Snyder | Founder Andy Snyder is the founder of Manward Press, the nation's premier source of unfiltered, unorthodox views on money and what it means for a free society. An American author, investor and serial entrepreneur, Andy cut his teeth at an esteemed financial firm with nearly $100 billion in assets under management. 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