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Once the dust settled on the election, it turned out to be a big ol’ nothing-burger. That’s fine by us. We’ve been helping members position themselves to thrive… no matter who won.

Trump’s victory has made stock market investors very happy… but bond buyers are miserable. Why? Because we’re heading for a fresh bout of inflation thanks to the policies Trump intends to implement.

After yesterday’s election, we expected a bitter post-election battle in the courts as both candidates contested the results. But the whole thing went smoothly. And Donald Trump will be returning to the White House without a hitch. Today, let’s turn to what a Trump presidency means for us as investors.

As Warren Buffett urges, be greedy when others are fearful. And considering the level of anxiety around today’s Presidential Election, it would serve you well to get ready to back up the truck. But what you invest in depends on who wins. So here’s a guide.

The results of today’s election will have a very real impact on the taxes we expect to pay in the years ahead… the sectors of the economy most likely to benefit from government handouts… and a host of other issues. Worst of all, regardless of who becomes the next president of the United States of America, the citizens will be the biggest losers.

Expect stomach churning volatility in the stock market to begin this Wednesday. But this is the perfect opportunity to profit… especially because the stock market follows a predictable pattern after elections.

This election isn’t just a contest between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. It’s a smackdown between the dominant players in AI as well. To understand the dangers – and opportunities – ahead, let’s look at what a victory for Harris or Trump would mean for AI respectively.

Anecdotal evidence is piling up along side the statistics that investors are growing ever more fearful of Tuesday’s Presidential Election. Don’t let that lead you down the path of stupid mistakes. Here are three steps to take to not only survive the election, but profit from it.

It doesn’t matter who you’re voting for. That’s when unprecedented social strife will be unleashed, as both sides contest the election. It’s also going to set off a chain reaction on Wall Street – one that will set off a bout of massive stock market volatility.

Most analysts are betting on who wins this election. But there’s a bigger story here. One that could mean the difference between a wipe out or windfall.