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DISCLAIMER: Stock, forex, futures, and options trading is not appropriate for everyone. There is a substantial risk

of loss associated with trading these markets. Losses can and will occur. No system or methodology has ever been

developed that can guarantee profits or ensure freedom from losses. No representation or implication is being

made that using the information in this special report will generate profits or ensure freedom from losses. Risks

also include, but are not limited to, the potential for changing political and/or economic conditions that may

substantially affect the price and/or liquidity of a market. The impact of seasonal and geopolitical events is already

factored into market prices. Under certain conditions you may find it impossible to liquidate a position. This can

occur, for example, when a market becomes illiquid. The placement of contingent orders by you, such as “stop-

loss” or “stop-limit” orders will not necessarily limit or prevent losses because market conditions may make it

impossible to execute such orders. In no event should the content of this correspondence be construed as an

express or implied promise or guarantee that you will profit or that losses can or will be limited in any manner

whatsoever. Past results are no indication of future performance. Information contained in this correspondence is

intended for informational purposes only and was obtained from sources believed to be reliable. Information is in

no way guaranteed. No guarantee of any kind is implied or possible where projections of future conditions are

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Introduction

The coronavirus, social justice, and cancel culture.

These three topics will become even more popular as we hurtle toward the 2020

presidential election. And, depending on who you support for president (or simply

how outspoken you are), the next few months could have dramatic impact on

your life.

Not just on an emotional level, either.

These days, it isn’t easy getting political in America. Everyone’s got an opinion.

And thanks to the internet, they’re more than happy to share it with the world.

But when it comes to actually discussing the issues, Americans remain completely

stubborn, bull-headed, and most of all…

Divided.

The idea of debating anything is mostly a non-starter. Millions of people have

made their political beliefs part of their identity.

Disagreements over those beliefs are often interpreted as personal attacks as a

result.

Now, level-headedness has given way to tribalism. The political parties have

grown hostile.

It’s no longer just a race for the White House between Liberals and Conservatives.

It’s a full-blown war.

Making things worse are extremists on both sides of the aisle. Cities have erupted

with violent clashes between the two groups. Misinformation and censorship are

the norm.

But thankfully, it’s not all bad, demoralizing as affairs may currently seem.

Because through the fire and flames, one constant holds true:

The strength of the free market.

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Don’t believe me? Just take a look at how much money traders have made since

the “Covid-19 crash.” The market bottomed in late March, only to rally in historic

fashion shortly thereafter.

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likely what happened.

But it doesn’t change the fact that there was big money to be made for nimble

traders that could predict what was coming next.

With a massive presidential election coming up, another one of those moments is

about to kick-off.

And it all depends on who wins:

The incumbent, President Donald J. Trump…

…Or the challenger and former Vice President, Joe Biden.

It’s going to be Democrats vs. Republicans in a “winner take all” cage match with

the Oval Office hanging in the balance. Biden says he’ll change things dramatically

if he’s victorious in November.

Trump says he’ll double-down on his mission to keep America great if re-elected.

The truth is, though, that we don’t quite know exactly what’s going to change (or

stay the same) after the election.

What we can predict, however, is how the market is going to react.

And how to play those reactions for big profits.

If Joe Biden Wins

If Biden manages to win the presidency in November, you can be sure that a

heavy dose of chaos will be injected into the market, followed potentially by a

recession (as corporations pivot out of aggressive growth) and even a financial

upheaval.

When those kinds of things happen, specific groupings of stocks tend to surge.

First and foremost, ones related to precious metals.

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Precious Metals Stocks

Gold

It’s no surprise to see gold surge when uncertainty rises. And if Biden becomes

president, a massive wave of uncertainty will undoubtedly wash over equities,

pushing gold higher.

But not all gold stocks are created equal. Some are ETFs while others are

individual gold miners. Among the many offerings on the equity side of gold

investing, these are the best options for the average trader:

VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF (NYSE: GDX)

The VanEck Vectors Gold Minders exchange traded fund (ETF) is the easiest – and

most liquid – way for traders to gain exposure to companies that mine gold.

Established in 2006, this ETF was created in the midst of a strong gold market.

Since it debuted, though, GDX hasn’t tracked gold 1-for-1. Gold’s spot price has

outperformed GDX substantially in the past, and while that may frustrate

investors, it’s good news for anyone buying-in more recently. Now, GDX is

catching up to gold, making it a very attractive ETF to buy as gold miners slingshot

higher.

VanEck Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF (NYSE: GDXJ)

Is GDX not risky enough for your investing appetite? Don’t worry, the VanEck

Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF has you covered. As an ETF focused on younger,

less-diversified mining stocks, GDXJ is more “boom and bust” in nature. When

gold rises, GDXJ soars. When gold falls, GDXJ plummets.

Depending on your own risk tolerance, it might make sense to invest in either

GDX, GDXJ, or a portion of both.

Royal Gold (NYSE: RGLD)

Among the precious metals companies, few can compare to Royal Gold in terms

of pure performance. RLGD is up a whopping 3,000% since the year 2000,

outperforming both physical gold and the S&P 500. Much like GDXJ, though, RGLD

is prone to bigger drops as well.

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If you’re investing for the long-term, RGLD provides a fantastic way to profit off

gold. Especially if Biden takes the Oval.

Barrick Gold Corp. (NYSE: GOLD)

Last, but not least, is Barrick Gold. As a gold miner, GOLD has significantly

underperformed over the years. In fact, it’s actually down since 2000, which isn’t

reflective of the physical gold market in the slightest.

However, that doesn’t mean GOLD is a “bad buy.” It’s simply valued lower due to

inefficiencies and poor decision making during the last gold boom. When gold

rises, GOLD does, too, often in spectacular fashion.

Silver

In addition to gold, precious metals traders like to also invest in silver. Often seen

as a “blue-collar” metal, silver has played second-fiddle to gold for a long, long

time. More recently, though, gold’s incredible run-up has made silver seem

somewhat undervalued.

That makes it an especially desirable metal to trade should uncertainty arise in

the near future.

Wheaton Precious Metals Corp (NYSE: WPM)

Wheaton Precious Metals is a multinational precious metals streaming company,

responsible for producing over 26 million ounces and selling over 29 million

ounces of silver mined by other companies as a by-product of their main

operations.

In other words, when other miners go looking for gold and find silver, Wheaton

steps-in. The company was founded in 2004, and since then, has seen its share

price rise almost 1,500%.

Among the silver-focused stocks, WPM is one of the most popular, and as a result,

one of the most liquid.

Pan American Silver Corp. (NYSE: PAAS)

Pan American Silver is a miner through and through. The Canadian-based

company has mines all over the world – in Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, and Argentina –

and has been a top performer since it was founded in 1994.

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Stocks Less Impacted by Recession/Uncertainty

If Biden wins, you can be sure that the market will likely react poorly. When

Trump won in 2016, Wall Street celebrated.

Biden should have the opposite effect.

That means it might be a good idea to find stocks that are more resilient to

market upheaval, like those in the consumer defensive and healthcare sectors.

Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT) – Consumer Defensive

Walmart, love it or hate it, persistently does good business regardless of what’s

going on in the world. The stock continued to flourish amid the Covid-19

pandemic. If it can survive – and thrive, even – during a pandemic, Biden’s

election won’t knock it down either.

Coca-Cola Co. (NYSE: KO) – Consumer Defensive

It’s the most successful beverage of all time. So, it makes sense that Coca-Cola

boasts a market-leading, recession-resistant stock often seen as a market

bellwether. In many ways, KO’s an “equity cockroach.” It doesn’t get wounded as

severely as other companies do during economic downturns, making it a smart

addition to any “Biden portfolio.”

Merck & Co. (NYSE: MRK) – Healthcare

Scared that Trump’s re-election plan won’t work? Invest in Merck. As one of the

largest pharmaceutical companies in the world, MRK has weathered plenty of

storms.

And many times, emerged on the other side stronger than its peers with vicious

comeback rallies.

Cannabis Stocks

With a Democrat in office, there’s a chance that marijuana may be federally

legalized quicker than with a Republican. And even if it doesn’t happen any faster,

you can expect cannabis stocks to rise in anticipation.

And of the many cannabis corps. out there, one stands a head above the rest:

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Canopy Growth Corp. (NYSE: CGC)

Canopy Growth has sold-off considerably from its all-time high in 2018, at the

height of “pot stock mania.” When Covid-19 hit, though, it didn’t get crunched

nearly as much as other corporations.

And as the top pot stock in terms of revenue, CGC is the industry leader. If Biden

wins, expect investors to pile back into the cannabis company they know best.

Infrastructure Stocks

If the Democrats take control of Washington, you can be sure that they’ll finally

get what they’ve wanted for years, now:

An infrastructure bill worth several trillion dollars.

If Biden wins, a massive infrastructure boost will follow, causing top-flite utility

and infrastructure companies to soar.

American Water Works (NYSE: AWK)

If you had to pick one utility stock to own, it’d probably be AWK. Since appearing

in 2008, AWK has done little but go up. Even the coronavirus couldn’t keep it

down. The stock actually hit another new all-time high in the midst of the

pandemic.

And a Biden victory would likely send its share price into the stratosphere.

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If Donald Trump Wins

Thankfully, we already have a “playbook” on what to do if Trump is re-elected.

When he won in 2016, certain sectors outperformed the rest as a flood of

business investment (CAPEX) and new money entered the market in anticipation

of pro-business policy.

First and foremost, commodities – which have mostly been stuck in a bear market

as of late – should enjoy a huge surge in demand.

Commodity Stocks

Freeport-McMoran Inc. (NYSE: FCX) – Copper

Freeport-McMoran is a geographically diverse mining company that focuses on

copper production. Based out of Phoenix, Arizona, the miner has had a rough go

of it over the last decade. Commodities in general have, too.

In 2016, however, after Trump won, FCX went on a tear, rising over 200%. When

increased productivity seems likely, the market loves commodities. Copper

included. That makes FCX a great buy if Trump is re-elected.

Invesco DB Agriculture ETF (NYSE: DBA) – Agriculture

This ETF, despite being agriculturally focused, isn’t just for hayseeds. If Trump

wins in November, expect DBA to surge as agriculture demand does as well.

And for investors trying to profit off the agriculture market, DBA is their best bet.

Much like copper, the agriculture industry has been in a bear market for a while.

One of the few bright spots was Trump’s election, which sent DBA on a short-

term uptrend.

Should Trump be re-elected, it’s likely to happen again.

Democrat Targets

In addition to buying stocks that make sense on a fundamental level, some

companies stand to do well on a policy-based level as well. House Democrats

have their sights set on a few of America’s top corporations.

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If Biden wins, they’ll probably go after them more seriously in the name of

“monopoly busting.” If Trump wins, they probably won’t.

Historically, Trump doesn’t care about breaking up monopolies. He’s more

worried about preventing censorship and anti-consumer practices. So, if re-

elected, Trump is likely to let the following stocks continue to dominate their

respective sectors:

Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ: FB) – Technology

Facebook is a bit of a polarizing company. Some people say it’s “the devil.” Others

would be lost without it. What can’t be denied, however, is its fantastic post-IPO

performance. The stock is up big since it debuted and should rise further if left

alone by regulators.

Exxon Mobil Corp. (NYSE: XOM) – Energy

Exxon Mobil is an oil & gas “megaproducer.” If Biden and the Democrats get their

way, XOM could end up in splinters.

But if Trump stays in the White House, XOM should continue to do well and

remain a leading energy stock.

Teva Pharmaceutical Ind. (NYSE: TEVA) – Healthcare

When you think Big Pharma, think Teva. It’s a huge drug producer, responsible for

thousands of medications and billions in revenue. Democrats have long awaited

the chance to slice-up Big Pharma firms.

If Trump wins in November, Teva should be safe. For now, at least.

Defense Stocks

No, not defensive stocks, but defense stocks – the companies that produce

weapons and technology to physically defend borders. There are several

companies in this sector, but only one truly stands out as an overachiever:

Lockheed Martin Corp (NYSE: LMT) – Aerospace & Defense

Historically, Republicans have been big defense spenders. Trump, despite not

being a “classic Republican,” fits the bill at least in this regard. LMT shares surged

after he was elected, rising over 70% in less than a year.

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Since then, LMT has only climbed further. If Trump wins, expect more spending

on defense offerings from Lockheed.

Industrial Stocks

Much like commodities, industrial stocks got a “shot in the arm” from Trump’s

election in 2016. Again, there are plenty of stocks available in this sector, but if

you had own just one, it would be:

Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE: CAT) – Construction Equipment

If something’s getting built in America, you can almost guarantee that CAT

equipment will be doing the heavy lifting. As a longtime market bellwether, CAT’s

also a bit of a market superstar.

Especially among industrial stocks. CAT shares are up almost 200% since they

bottomed in 2016. Trump winning in November will likely ensure that they go

even higher as renewed economic strength results in more business investment

(CAPEX) and, as a result, demand for construction equipment.

Conclusion

Regardless of who reigns supreme in November, and what they plan to do once

elected, the market should react in one of two somewhat predictable ways.

Now, you’ve got “game plan” to follow depending upon the results of the

election. A Biden victory would result in instability and change, causing a shift in

momentum.

A Trump victory would kick the 2016 “winners” into overdrive.

And with the U.S. economy in recovery mode following the Covid-19 pandemic,

the future is likely a bright one for investors that choose to buy in the near future.

Like anything else, though, it’s not just about doing well in the market; it’s about

outperforming the market, too.

Armed with this information, you’ve got a great shot at doing so.

No matter the outcome of the presidential election later this year.

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