How to Trade the Trump Mandate By Michael Salvatore, Editor, TradeSmith Daily On Monday, Jan. 20, the first non-consecutive two-term president in 132 years will take office. Suffice to say, it’s a historic moment. And the backdrop is just as consequential. Trump was elected with a popular-vote win. Control of both houses of Congress. A conservative Supreme Court. And with it all: a stacked agenda and no intention to waste time. That means the next 100 days could become some of the most volatile we’ve seen in years. And whether stocks wind up higher or lower from now until then – or right back where they started – master trader Jeff Clark has a plan to make a ton of money trading them. This week, I sat down with Jeff to talk about what he expects from the second round of a Trump White House, including which sectors are set to thrive or dive. Jeff doesn’t need to see a single headline to know which move to make. But he’ll let you know what he will be looking at in our interview: 
This Wednesday, Jan. 22 at 1 p.m. Eastern, Jeff is releasing a free research presentation all about Trump’s first 100 days and how traders and investors alike should prepare for them. Jeff does not mince words about what he thinks could happen to the market in the near term. He believes buy-and-forget investors might see some serious pain in the short term. But those who follow his work and understand his methods could find a fortune on the other side of the next few months. Jeff believes that the strategy he’s about to deploy when Trump takes office could make this The Most Profitable 100 Days of Your Life – sign up to join him Wednesday to find out what he has in mind. To your health and wealth, 
Michael Salvatore
Editor, TradeSmith Daily | Recommended Link | | | | Legendary investor Louis Navellier, who correctly predicted Trump’s win… Believes this “day-one” Trump move is about to create a rare opportunity for everyday Americans like you to turn a small stake into real wealth in the stock market. But hurry… After January 20th, it could be too late. |  |
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