Can you tell me with 100% certainty who will win the presidential election? Nobody can.
As I’m about to show you, the fact that certain entities have already seemed to call a winner means that there could be massive implications to your money.
And when there’s an event that will cause change, you can be sure that there will be money changing hands in a big way. Here’s what you need to know about it…
Let me first be clear that this is not a partisan article in favor of any politician. Instead, this is a measurement of facts and a peak into the potential futures.
So let’s start with some facts…
1. As Election Day nears, the stock market is hovering around the all-time highs that it reached within the past couple of months.
2. Hillary Clinton is seen as the “known” for the stock market, as opposed to the “unknown” that Donald Trump is perceived to be.
3. Although national polls in the past had Clinton winning by a wide margin, Trump has closed the gap according to most reputable sources.
I bring up those facts because we’re currently experiencing recent history repeat itself…
Do you remember Brexit? The vote in Britain to leave the European Union came as a shock to the majority of people looking on from the outside. And what happened to the stock market in the days following Brexit?
A free-fall.
The benchmark S&P 500 stock market index (SPX) fell from $2,113 to $2,000 in just 2 days!
But why did a fall of that magnitude occur? It came as a result of Wall Street pricing in the “Stay” vote to defeat the “Leave” vote.
So when the “Leave” vote secured the United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union, the impact was twice as great…
And that could be happening again right now in the U.S.
Because she’s seen as the “safe bet” for the stock market, Hillary’s perceived lead in the race for The Oval Office is being priced into the stock market.
Hillary = the “Stay” vote during Brexit.
So just as a victory for “Stay” was priced into the market before the election was held, which caused a big climb for stocks, what is expected to be a Hillary victory is causing similar action now.
And that means that Trump = the “Leave” vote during Brexit.
Just as the “Leave” victory was, a Trump victory would be a shock to the market. The kind of shock that creates windfalls of cash into the pockets of the few who could see it all coming.
For Brexit, we told you about the upside for gold throughout the situation. The “Leave” vote won and gold shot through the roof. That’s the kind of thing we’re talking about here.
So why weren’t the experts on Wall Street able to price in the correct outcome beforehand?
Simple – during Brexit there were two types of people. A) The people who were angry (for a number of reasons, like jobs being taken by foreigners because of wide open borders), and B) those who were content with the way things were.
When you see it in that context, it’s no shock that the “Leave” vote won. Those were the people who were angry, and who had the drive to get out and vote no matter what.
On the flipside, you saw the content group, consisting in large part of young people who love to shout their beliefs on social media but then can’t seem to drag themselves out of bed to go vote.
So I ask you this: who is the angry group now?
Is it the Trump supporters who demand change, or the Clinton supporters who want to keep things the same?
If the angry group wins yet again, that would likely cause an immediate free-fall for the market. And you can imagine how much bigger the impact would be when the election causing the drop is for President of the United States of America, not Brexit.
But there’s a very simple and powerful way to easily be on the receiving end of the windfall payouts, and it all comes down to a secret that we’ll be walking subscribers of Midas Wave Alert through…
Inverse ETFs.
