Tomorrow’s newsletter, like many of our recent issues, uses stop-in orders, and it came to our attention that some subscribers may not be familiar with how that type of order works. I made the video below to explain what stop-in orders are, how to use them, and why we rely on them. A quick performance note: Of the four existing positions we carried through the market weakness two weeks ago, only McCormick & Company [MKC] moved against us, and even that position was stopped out for a small profit. Our other three longs continued moving in our direction, while our newest entry, Nucor [NUE], reached its first profit target. That happened during a week in which all four major U.S. indices finished lower—the Russell for a fourth consecutive week, the Dow for a third, and the S&P 500 and NASDAQ for a second straight week. This is another example of why we pick the stocks we pick. This past week, none of our open trades were stopped out, and several reached both their first and second profit targets. We are proud of this kind of "stock-picking" as it's proven profitable over the last 30 years. Thank you to our subscribers. - Bobby -