Hey, Ross here:
Welcome back.
The most pro-jobs, anti-regulation President of all time is now officially back in the White House.
I’m going to share what I expect for the start of his new term – and what it means for the markets.
But first, a look at how the markets have been reacting in anticipation.
Chart of the Day
The markets have been weak since December, with breadth/participation being especially weak.
The good news is that, leading up to Trump’s inauguration, breadth has been recovering.
For the whole of last week, more than two-thirds of the stocks in the S&P 500 were advancing.
For context, the last time this happened was nearly a century ago in 1928.
It’s extremely rare – which is a great sign for things to come.
But here’s the thing…
Even though Trump is undoubtedly good for the markets and economy…
I wouldn’t be surprised to see higher volatility and a choppier market in the coming weeks.
I explain why below.
Insight of the Day
As Trump moves to quickly make his mark, we will see specific sectors and companies win – and lose.
I’m expecting a flurry of executive orders from Trump this week.
Many of these orders will have a big impact on specific companies and sectors.
It will be a major shakeup that will likely lead to higher volatility.
But it will also be a prime positioning opportunity that we don’t want to miss.
Position yourself correctly, and you could already be invested in the new market leaders his policies will create.
That’s why later this morning at 11 a.m. Eastern…
I’m going LIVE for a special strategy session to show you my formula for doing exactly that.
If you haven’t registered for this session already…
Make sure you click here to do so now…
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Trump is about to unleash a wave of new opportunities in this market.
Don’t let yourself miss them.
I’ll see you in a bit at 11 a.m. ET.
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