Senior Managing Editor of The Freeport Society
Sixty-five days and counting until Election Day.
We’ve been through media storms, a cringe-worthy debate, a failed assassination attempt, a replacement candidate, endorsements, conventions, heavily funded campaigns, cemetery brawls.
At this point, you’d think we’ve seen it all!
But as we slog through all this, my money’s on more election shocks. Charles, our Freeport Society Chief Investment Strategist, has identified possibly the biggest election shock of them all.
This bombshell will shake markets to their core.
We want you to be prepared, so watch Charles’s special presentation.
Then come back to see what we discussed this week at The Freeport Navigator…
Be Careful What Rate Cuts You Wish For
The Fed finally voiced the words everyone has been waiting to hear… To understand how different rate-cutting cycles can look, Charles takes us back to 2001 when Alan Greenspan was the one cutting rates. Click here to read more.
No Endorsements Will Prevent This Election Shock
Last week, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suspended his presidential campaign and immediately endorsed a second Donald Trump term. Read what this means for the election here.
It’s Not Too Late to Get Election Shock Insurance
Government spending is nothing new, and whoever’s in power can’t do much to control it. For more detail on inflation trends and how you can stay protected, continue reading here.
Gold Is Flashing an Election Shock Warning
As government debt keeps rising the price of gold is following the same track. And it’s telling us to prepare for the worst. Click here to read more.
Gold Is Flashing an Election Shock Warning
As government debt keeps rising the price of gold is following the same track. And it’s telling us to prepare for the worst. Click here to read more.
Looking Ahead
Monday is Labor Day, a time to tip our hats and honor hardworking folks everywhere – and to take a break from the grind.
Ironically, Friday brings us the U.S. employment and unemployment reports, which will offer some extra insight into the workforce and economic scenes. Will it solidify the Fed’s upcoming rate cut? Most likely. But we take these numbers with a grain of salt because there’s a good chance the Bureau of Labor Statistics will revise the data one way or the other in a few months’ time.
Rather than rely on unreliable data, we look to invest in trends that are already well established and accelerating… particularly as we barrel toward the next election shock. Again, Charles has more for you on that here.
To life, liberty, and the pursuit of wealth.