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The stock market has enjoyed a strong rally since Trump won the presidential election. Will it last? Maybe. Maybe not. Either way, it’s best to be prepared to profit in either direction.

Not only do you need to diversify the stocks you invest in, you also need to employ a mix of investing and trading strategies. That’s where tech investing expert Luke Lango comes in. 

You can see an outright lie coming a mile away and you know to keep your defenses up. But with a half-truth, you’re likely to let your guard down and get burned. So, here’s the whole truth about long-term investing and trading…

The current AI “arms race” looks all too much like the fibre-optic cable race of the 1990s. A handful of companies throwing insane amounts of money at new tech development in the hopes they don’t get left behind. But does this make those companies good investments?

Trump is now threatening 100% tariffs on the BRIC countries as well, but who actually pays for these tariffs? And what can we invest in now to prepare?

It’s too early to tell how much money people will spend today, but the stark divergence between two of America’s biggest retailers is a warning sign to pay attention to.

This is why we celebrate this holiday… and enjoy the best pie ever created.

One exit poll after another tells a similar story: Americans are furious that their grocery bills have climbed nearly 30% over the past five years… and that a Chipotle burrito and a Coke now costs close to $15. Voters blamed Biden for this mess, but the outgoing president is handing over a bad bag of apples…

Bloomberg calls it “trading dynamite.” And it’s easy to see why. It gives you leverage of 100-to-1 and even higher. In some cases, a 1% move in a stock or index could result in a 500% gain. But is it as scary as the mainstream media would have us believe? Let’s find out.

How do we profit from Trump’s second term?

That was the question on the table over the last couple of weeks at The Freeport Society. As our Chief Investment Strategist, Charles Sizemore, put it…