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Dear — Jeff Bishop here, Today is election day— and come tomorrow morning, the market shou

[RagingBull Elite]( Dear — Jeff Bishop here, Today is election day— and come tomorrow morning, the market should find a clear direction. As traders, it’s important to remove any bias because no matter who wins, I expect there to be money-making opportunities to take advantage of. You see, there’s definitely no guarantee as to who wins, and there’s also a strong possibility that the vote will be contested. If the vote is contested, we need to be prepared for a few more days of craziness in the market. Regardless, I want to have [a game plan on what stocks to be involved in]( if either outcome is the case. Which is why, in today’s issue of All-Access, I present two stocks I would get long on if Trump maintains the office and two if Biden wins. [I'm an image] As mentioned before, we aren’t going to try and crystal ball who wins tonight— we don’t know. One thing is a fact today— the market doesn’t like uncertainty, so it will likely have sell-offs. If you’re carrying a big portfolio, it’s never a bad idea to lighten up going into an event like this. Traders can also consider playing downside by taking puts or buying into VIX volatility. That said, it’s vital to have a plan for both outcomes and we’ll share ours. In either case, we expect (and hope for) a short term pullback post-election— the market has been overheated and overly emotional. A shake-up will only make it healthier. The consensus has been that Trump is more bullish, while Biden is more bearish. It’s hard to argue with that and we won’t. But, regardless of the outcome, we’re planning long trades. First, stocks tend to go up more so than they go down. Second, it’s unlikely that Biden’s presidency will be a complete disaster for the market — there are specific industries that are expected to outperform. Third, we are RagingBull, spotting long opportunities is what we do best! So, here it comes… BIDEN ICLN - Global Clean Energy ETF - Biden promised to invest $400 billion over 10 years into clean energy sector and re-join the Paris Climate Agreement - While the solar sector stocks already ran up in anticipation, I think we can expect more upside momentum - Key levels are $16-$18 as support area and $21.5 as resistance. We would be looking to buy on dips and add on strength with a medium-term timeframe if Biden wins [Alternate text] IGF - Global Infrastructure ETF - Infrastructure is another area to benefit should Biden take the oval office: the democratic nominee will make a $2 trillion accelerated investment, with a plan to deploy those resources over his first term - Biden is expected to create 18.9 million jobs under his “Build Back Better” economic plan - IGF would be a solid way to play this trend: the ETF hasn’t run away since March 2020 lows yet. I want to keep an eye on IGF if it pulls back because it might find support and catch a bounce. [Alternate text] TRUMP XLK - Technology Sector Fund - Big tech companies are among the most vocal critics of President Trump, but the fact remains they’ve done incredibly well under his presidency— courtesy of lower taxes, strong stance on intellectual property protection, and a general pro-business environment - Should Donald Trump get re-elected, there’s no reason the most innovative and well-capitalized sector doesn’t outperform going forward - Once the dust settles, ideally post a pull-back, the theme has been to buy dips and that might not go away. The key levels I’m focused on is the $90-$95 area, if it pulls back I think buyers will step in and support the stock, then regain momentum. [Alternate text] IHI - Medical Devices ETF - The president has talked a great deal about healthcare. And while it’s anyone’s opinion how much has been done, Healthcare stocks and Medical Devices, in particular, have been on a tear due to a push toward private insurance plans, support for US-based innovation and manufacturing, and yet again— low taxes. - If Trump wins, during his second term, I think we can expect an even greater step away from socialized healthcare which is a go-ahead sign for many companies seeking to invest in R&D— private plans mean they can expect to get paid the market rate - We remain bullish on the sector and expect to see more upside in years to come. Post-election volatility might change things, but the current theme has been “buy the dip”, and the $270 area looks attractive. [Alternate text] Finally, there’s something we all should keep in mind. In general, markets always go up. So, in the long term, the stock market doesn’t care as much as you think about who’s president. That means, get ready to buy everybody's panic. If you liked today’s picks, make sure to check out [my High Octane trading service](, where you can learn from my highest conviction trade of each day. [Alternate text] The market has been predominantly in wait-and-see mode right now, given the amount of uncertainty we’ve been experiencing ahead of elections. However, last week was one of the busiest IPO weeks— in what’s been a hugely successful IPO year. About 20 new companies went public last week. That’s on top of the over 170 initial public offerings previously so far this year. The Renaissance IPO ETF is up more than 60% year-to-date, significantly outperforming the S&P 500! We also have the world’s largest IPOs from Ant Group coming on Thursday, so we believe IPOs are going to get some more spotlight. Of course, it’s safer to approach IPO trading this week like the regular market— lots of caution. But Ben Sturgill is still on the hunt for IPO ideas. He has several in his sights— and he’ll be ready to pull the trigger on them after the election based on outcome and response. And what you may not realize is that Ben trades IPOs completely different than most traders do. You’ll be shocked what he has to say in his latest presentation... [Alternate text]( [Watch]( [Alternate text] [3 IPOs on My Post-Elections Radar]( By Ben Sturgill of IPO Payday [Alternate text]( [AMA: How Are You Going To Trade This Market?]( By Kyle Dennis of Biotech Breakouts [Alternate text]( [[Watchlist] 2 Election Trades To Watch Out For]( By Dave Lukas of Options Profit Planner [Alternate text]( [When and Where I Want to Buy TSLA]( By Jeff Bishop of Total Alpha [Alternate text]( RagingBull, LLC 62 Calef Hwy. #233, Lee, NH 03861 [Click Here to stop receiving emails from support@ragingbull.com]( [Unsubscribe from all RagingBull emails]( DISCLAIMER: To more fully understand any Ragingbull.com, LLC ("RagingBull") subscription, website, application or other service ("Services"), please review our full disclaimer located at [(. FOR EDUCATIONAL AND INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY; NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE. 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