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Now, it doesn't feel like everybody's raising prices.

I mean, that's one reason this market hasn't been in exactly great shape lately.

Dow dipping 67 points. S&B advanced 0.13% came up from the grade.

Now it's like the initial point 11%. The break in nasty downstream.

Most of the time when we get hit with a price increase, we feel like we've been ripped off.

It's natural. It's aggravating. It's also inflation.

So when too many companies raise prices at once, we start worrying that the Fed

might have to stay in the brakes on the economy. In order to keep prices stable,

the Fed can control a lot. But all of these price hikes are a great way for

me as a stock picker to separate the wheat from the chaff.

So let me teach you how. Why does it work? Because you get to see which products

we're willing to pay more for without much resistance, I regard this as a

not that inflationary. And then we look at which companies behind those products

generally have stocks that we want to don't. We don't want to pay too much for them.

But that's what we're looking for. Companies that can raise price and we barely

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