Dear Reader, Election Day is just over a month away. And with volatility already hitting highs we haven't seen since the last election year in 2020... I understand why many investors might be battening down the hatches – and preparing for rough days ahead. So let me be upfront: Selling your stocks and fleeing to cash is the exact WRONG step to take with your money before Election Day on November 5. And the consequences for your wealth could be far more devastating than election volatility. You see, while you're focused on petty infighting... worthless polling data... and who appears to be in the lead on any given day... Your portfolio could be taken out at the knees by a completely different dramatic market event. One that could send hundreds of stocks soaring sky-high... And hundreds of others crashing back down to earth. This same event wreaked havoc on the markets in both the 2016 and 2020 election years. And if you weren't positioned properly back then... You could've missed out on 10x gains... And faced losses as steep as 68%. (I explain everything here.) My point is this: If you don't understand what's happening by the end of THIS election year... It could impact what you're able to achieve financially not just in the final weeks of 2024, but for every year of the next election cycle. That's why I've stepped forward to explain everything, including the exact steps you need to take to prepare. Until tomorrow – you can get all the details, here. Regards, Marc Chaikin
Founder, Chaikin Analytics P.S. I highly recommend you take a few minutes today to see my stock warning. Just for watching, you'll also get two free recommendations you can act on immediately. One is my favorite stock to BUY right now, before Election Day... And the other is my No.1 stock to SELL or avoid before November 5. Over 20% of its shares are held in short positions, more than double what's typically considered "high." I see dark days ahead for this stock and recommend you SELL it immediately. Get the names and tickers before the market opens tomorrow here. | 
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