Now that the vaccine is approved and can begin to do its work, all eyes turn to one issue: stimulus. President Trump is pushing to have checks approved during his final month in office, and bipartisan groups are working hard on Capitol Hill to get a deal done. If the deal happens, expect Wall Street to react in kind. It could be an explosive day in the stock market when the deal is approved. Rob Booker is preparing for a bear market. The market has been in a positive mood for most of a decade, and a turnaround is unavoidable. If you don't have a strategy for a bear market, you need to get one, and Rob and Markay recorded a video to show you theirs. [Catch the presentation here]( Now That's Magical If you're a fan of... well, really any form of entertainment, then you probably got excited by something Disney announced last week. On its Investor Day Thursday, the company announced a slew of new programming for Disney+, several new blockbusters coming to theaters, and even some major sports broadcasting agreements for its subsidiary ESPN. That news caused Disney stock to skyrocket on Friday and close at an all-time high. [Read more about this story here]( Taking a Bite Out of the Market How many pets are there in the world? Apparently, enough to give Chewy a market cap of over $32 billion. The pet product retailer has exploded on Wall Street in 2020. Now, a competitor is hoping to go public and take a bite out of the pie. [Read who it is here]( The ripple effect of the stock market is fascinating to think about. One bit of good news can send everyone into a buying frenzy. Think about the stimulus checks: Those checks are a huge shot in the arm for families who have suffered this year, but no single check will actually be that big (except the check that the government will write, of course!) And yet, the market believes that money will flow into companies and make stocks worth buying that they otherwise might have been more bearish on. I'm not necessarily saying the market is wrong. But it's certainly a domino effect more than it is that any one company or index really has changed in any substantial way. But when the wave is cresting, nobody is too concern with the illogical nature of the growth. What about the flip side of that coin, though? What happens when the market starts to panic, and a big selloff starts? We saw that back in March, when many thought we were headed into a big bear market. Thanks to the stimulus, we pulled out of that. But what if it happens again? Are you prepared? [Rob and I recorded this video to help you prepare for that eventuality](. Because it is an eventuality. The market is illogical, but it can't stay in a good mood forever. And as much as we want to ride these good vibes for eternity, we need to be ready when Wall Street reverses. Don't get caught up too much in the highs and the lows of the market and you'll be alright. Trading is hard, but it gets a little bit easier if you can step back, take a big, deep, breath and think with your head rather than your emotions. Have a great week this week. Happy trading! Leveraged trading in foreign currency or off-exchange products on margin carries significant risk and may not be suitable for all investors. We advise you to carefully consider whether trading is appropriate for you based on your personal circumstances. You may lose more than you invest. We recommend that you seek independent advice and ensure you fully understand the risks involved before trading. The information on this website is intended as educational in nature and we do not recommend that you buy or sell any specific financial instrument. Â Â Daily Profit Publishing , 1800 Hughes Landing Blvd. Ste. 200, The Woodlands, TX 77380, United States [Update your subscription]( â [Unsubscribe](