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Fed + Election = Market Moves to Watch 🔍

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These stocks immune to election jitters?

These stocks immune to election jitters?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 November 03, 2024 | [Read Online]( Fed + Election = Market Moves to Watch 🔍 *Together with Monument Trader’s Alliance [MTA’s War Room’s FIRST Election Open House!]( What Is It? One week inside MTA’s War Room - totally free! When Is It? November 4 – 8 (Election Week - starts TOMORROW!)  What You’ll Get: FREE Live Trades… FREE Training… FREE Post Election Livestream Trading Event You're Invited! Join MTA’s War Room for a one-week FREE PREVIEW (no credit card, no BS) Good evening, I hope you’re having a very relaxing Sunday. The cool weather has really set in here in Virginia, and the fall colors are incredible, though nothing can beat October in New Hampshire. I kind of miss that now I’ve moved. It’s hard to believe, but we’re finally at Election Week. I’ve followed markets and politics for a long time, and I can’t think of an election that seemed to weigh on investors’ minds as much as this one. I came across an[interesting analysis]( from FactSet that found that the word “election” came up in S&P 500 earnings calls more times in this election than any other recent one. I’m expecting some election-related turbulence in the markets, though not a whole lot unless the results are delayed or contested. As[this article]( from U.S. Bank pointed out, “The historical data suggests that economic and inflation trends, more so than election outcomes, tend to have a stronger, more consistent relationship with market returns.” With that in mind, the Fed’s meeting on Thursday may have a bigger market impact than Tuesday’s election. I keep telling my members not to be lulled to sleep by the market’s recent rally. The bond market is pointing to signs of severe stress right now, and it could drag down the stock market as soon as the election is over. Ask yourself why interest rates are climbing while the Fed has signaled to us that they are lowering them? Look at how rates have surged since the “rate cut” announcement in September. Source: [Yahoo Finance]( This will be one of the crazier trading weeks we have seen in a while, so make sure you are ready for a lot of volatility! For my part, I will continue hunting “tactical trade” ideas that I think have great chances of imminent surges. Smaller stocks with momentum at their back seem to be immune from Election and interest rate jitters – and that’s where I will keep my focus this week. If you’ve been reading my emails and texts these past few weeks, you know I’ve been on a tremendous winning streak with these. I’ve alerted stocks that jumped 20%... 30%... even 40% the same day. Three of the stocks were among the top movers in the entire market – and I alerted you to all of them before the market even opened each day. I’m preparing to issue another “tactical” alert at 9am EST on[this page right here](. The stock I’m watching was already on the move in after-hours trading on Friday, so I’m expecting this to be a very fast-moving situation tomorrow. You’ll want to have your eyes on my writeup as soon as it drops. Consider this your fair warning! See you in the morning. To Your Success,  Questions or concerns about our products? 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