Dear Reader,
Think Trump will win the election?
Then Forbes says to buy energy, defense, and drug stocks.
Favor Harris?
In that case, Kiplinger suggests healthcare, chipmakers, and companies making electric vehicles.
My take?
Forget about betting on the presidency.
See, no matter who wins, I expect the market to be volatile for the rest of the year (and especially now, with Earnings Season in full swing).
Soâ¦. play volatile stocks!
And thereâs no better way to play volatile stocks than with my Volatility Rush Trader program.
Thatâs because weâll be implementing a clever options strategy that not only gives you a chance to win no matter what the stock does, it strictly limits your risk.
That means you know exactly what your maximum loss will be before you hit the âexecuteâ button.
Sounds interesting, right?
It pores over mountains of data to find the very best options to play on volatile stocks.
Result â it saves you from having to research stocks⦠and gives you 1 or 2 trade recommendations every month.
What could be simpler?
As I said, the next trade recommendation comes out on Monday, Nov. 4, the day before the election.
To get this trade, justâ¦
Sign up for Volatility Rush Trader before the deadline, and Iâll let you in for only $29 a month.
(Thatâs less than the cost of a lunch out!)
In exchange, youâll not only get Mondayâs trade recommendation, youâll also get 1 or 2 more every month afterward.
This offer represents huge savings for you, as Volatility Rush Trader retails online for $195.
That means you save over $166 every month!
But this deal ends at 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 3.
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So go aheadâ¦
Set your reminder! An exclusive buy alert is coming at 12 PM on Monday!
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