How the Presidential Election Will Affect the Stock Market

September 11, 2020  What's Got the 1% Scared? We probably sound like a broken record since we've been talking about these stocks all week… But Wall Street veteran Adam Sarhan and trading expert Roger Scott just revealed the next Alpha Line stock that's set to skyrocket. Adam's Alpha Trades are known for soaring in 24 hours… giving you the potential to see gains like 289%, 456% or even 1,950% in a couple of weeks! Just take a look at past trades that crossed the Alpha Line… Readers recently scored 321.62% from DocuSign and even 531.06% from Amazon! What are you waiting for?  Where Is the Trade? I love reading. Nothing beats finding a good book and immersing yourself in one adventure or another. I guess you could say that's why I've always found Wall Street to be so interesting. Every day that I look at my charts, I wonder what the stock market narrative is going to look like. Who's going to succeed in their quest for riches, and who's going to fail and remain a secondary character to the plot? Get all that and more with this market analysis. Catch the video here...  How the Presidential Election Will Affect the Stock Market 2020 has been filled with surprises and uncertainty… a trend that's likely to continue as we approach the presidential election. It doesn't matter where your political alignments or expectations lie, we are only interested in how an event changes (or doesn't change) our investment strategies and where we see potential value in the stock market. Historically, there are certain stock market indicators which can give hints into who has best chances of winning elections… There are strategies that can be adopted if a particular party is expected to win over another… But keeping with how this year has gone so far, there are maybe more questions than answers… So, I got you the answers "Good morning, Roger! Thank you for all your amazing videos!  It's really world-class material! I learned something from every one of them, ...actually from every sentence!"  German E. A Day Trader often closes all trades before the end of the trading day, so not to hold open positions overnight. A day trader is more concerned with price action characteristics of a stock itself. Volume, liquidity, price volatility, and average daily range are critical to a day trader.   Past performance is no guarantee of future results. There is a very high degree of risk involved in trading.  For our full disclaimer, visit here. Please see our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use for more information.

 

                                                           

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