Many of us woke up this morning to another round of heavy selling pressure – which is being attributed to inverted yields on the two-year Treasury vs. the 10-year Treasury.

What exactly does that mean, and why is it so alarming?

First off, it means that the two-year yield is now higher than the 10-year yield.

Secondly, it’s the first time since 2007 that this has occurred. Whenever this does happen, it’s considered a reliable indicator of an economic recession.

In fact, according to research from Credit Suisse, this yield curve inversion has preceded every recession over the past 50 years – with a typical recession lasting 22 months following such an inversion.

Yikes.

If the forecast is true – and we’re in store for 22 months of recession – does this mean trouble for you and your investments?

Honesty, if you’re a War Room member, it shouldn’t matter.

You see, The War Room is like a social media club for investors with a singular goal: to make winning trades.

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What sets The War Room apart from everything else? I’ll show you.

Let’s go back to a real winner we had with Kellogg (NYSE: K)…

On July 31, we recommended entering a call and put combination for $2.15.

Why was it so cheap?

Quite simply, nobody in their right mind thought that the maker of Pop-Tarts, Eggo Waffles and Pringles could make a big move.

That is… nobody except our members in The War Room!

You see, Kellogg fit perfectly into my selection methodology – so War Room members jumped in.

And what happened?

Kellogg stock exploded higher!

And the play War Room members could’ve entered for $2.15?

They had the chance to sell it for $5.01.

That’s an overnight gain of 133%!

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