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Don't wait until it's too late... [TradeSmith Daily logo] [TradeSmith Daily logo] September 1, 2024 Note from Michael Salvatore, Editor, TradeSmith Daily: This election cycle has had no shortage of surprises. But nothing we’ve seen so far – an assassination attempt, a dropout and hot-swap, former Democrats endorsing the Republican nominee and vice versa – will compare to election night. Investors will soon face a shock that few will expect. It has massive economic implications that most investors don’t appear to be positioned for. And because of that, I implore you to urgently read the dispatch below from The Freeport Society chief investment strategist Charles Sizemore. Despite the chaos, Charles has been unfazed [in his view of what will happen on election day]( . And he’s preparing his readers with a bulletproof model portfolio to help them navigate what’s to come. Read on for more… --------------------------------------------------------------- No Endorsements Will Prevent This Election Shock BY CHARLES SIZEMORE, CHIEF INVESTMENT ANALYST, THE FREEPORT SOCIETY Last week, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ended his campaign and officially threw his weight behind Donald Trump. Tulsi Gabbard, a former Democratic congresswoman, recently endorsed Trump as well. (Both are now serving on Trump’s “transition team”.… whatever that means.) If you don’t remember who Tulsi Gabbard is… don’t feel bad. She had her proverbial 15 minutes of fame four years ago as a presidential candidate and then mostly faded into obscurity. I’m not sure what her endorsement accomplished other than, perhaps, suggesting to Trump that she’d like a cushy Cabinet post if he wins. Still, it’s another name in his favor. On the other side of the crocodile pit, more than 200 Republicans who worked for George W. Bush, Senator Mitt Romney, and the late Senator John McCain threw their hats into Kamala Harris’s camp. Personally, I don’t care who endorses who. If Curly decides to endorse Larry over Moe or Moe over Larry, it’s still a case of stooges endorsing stooges. And let’s be clear, both Trump and Harris have gone out of their way to prove their stooge bona fides… making an election shock inevitable. Also worth noting is that many of Kennedy’s voters were protest voters. They never expected him to win… so many were likely indifferent to his actual policy views. They simply supported him as a way of thumbing their noses at Harris and Trump. With him now out of the race, they may vote Libertarian, Green, or not at all. SPONSORED AD [“The Next Election Shock Will Be the Biggest Yet]( The firm this man leads predicted Biden would drop out of the race… That a radical Californian would take his place… A tripling in market volatility… and an election year stock virtually guaranteed to go up… All months before each event happened. And make no mistake: Each one did happen. Charles Sizemore and his firm’s ability to call these moves is simply uncanny. Today, he’s back with an even bigger prediction, with even more dire consequences. The implications could change the entire course of the future for America… and your own wealth and independence. [Click here to hear from Charles what no one else is bold enough to tell you.]( Of course, those who truly believed in Kennedy and supported his policy views – particularly his environmental advocacy – might find the Trump camp to be a little less than friendly. But in an election that will ultimately be decided by a small handful of swing voters in an even smaller handful of swing states, if even a modest number of RFK Jr.’s voters follow his lead and cast a ballot for Trump, it could end up deciding the election. Let’s take a closer look at those numbers… The Way the Math Works Out Pennsylvania’s 19 electoral votes are critical this November. The way the math works out, neither Trump nor Harris has a realistic path to the presidency without that state. Or at least not as things stand now. Today, the election betting markets put Trump ahead by exactly 1% – 50.5% to 49.5% – in Pennsylvania. The average of the major polls gives Harris an advantage of the same 1% margin in Pennsylvania – 49% to 48%. But whether we’re looking at the betting markets or the polls, we get a similar story: With 69 days until November 5, the race is far too close to call in the only state that actually matters. It might sound trite to say that every vote counts. Well, Pennsylvania has 8.7 million registered voters. A 1% margin means 87,000 voters. So, while it’s unlikely that the selection of our next president literally comes down to a single vote, we’re still talking about a very small margin here. And there’s still plenty of time for the wheels to fall off of an already wobbly economy. As I wrote Monday in The Freeport Society, the Federal Reserve is set to cut rates next month, but [we should be careful what we wish for](. The Fed doesn’t cut interest rates when everything is hunky-dory. It cuts rates when it’s concerned. And it only cuts aggressively when it’s really concerned. The job market hasn’t shown signs of breaking down just yet. But we’re definitely starting to see cracks forming. Just this month, we’ve seen significant layoffs in companies as diverse as CarMax (KMX), General Motors (GM), Mastercard (MA), Cisco Systems (CSCO), and Paramount Global (PARA), among others. And earlier this year, Dell (DELL), Intel (INTC), and Tesla (TSLA) laid off 20%, 15%, and 10% of their workforces, respectively. So, what does any of this have to do with the election? Everything. In a razor-thin contest, even a slight change in sentiment can swing the results and trigger a major election shock. And countless sparks could trigger that shift… We’re less than two weeks away from the big debate… And Trump’s adversaries are clearly not done using the legal process to attempt to defeat him… We’re living in a gas-soaked pit of kindling. That’s why I’ve researched what could be the [next big election shock to slam into us](. What I discovered… what I’m predicting now… goes contrary to anything the stock markets are preparing for. So I recorded a video to share the details with you… and to give you the tools you need to not only survive, but thrive… despite what’s coming. [Click here to watch now.]( To life, liberty and the pursuit of wealth, [Jonathan Rose] Charles Sizemore Chief Investment Strategist, The Freeport Society Get Instant Access Click to read these free reports and automatically sign up for research throughout the week. [25 Doomed Blue Chip Stocks]( [3 Stocks to Build Your Wealth in 2024]( [5 Unapologetically Profitable Stocks for 2024]( © 2024 TradeSmith, LLC. All Rights Reserved. P.O. Box 340087 Tampa, FL 33694 To unsubscribe or change your email preferences, please [click here](. [Terms of use]( | [Privacy Policy](

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