Active Window.

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Active Window.

Dear Investor.

 

Keep in mind, over the next couple of months as we head into the election all comments from the candidates will bring volatility. There should be no surprise.

 

This also means that all extremes will offer new opportunities.

 

You should be prepared to act immediately. As the days pass and we inch closer to September the same will apply to potential rate cuts.

 

Fed members will make statements that will cause market reactions, then a secondary statement will outright contradict the first and so on. The Fed is data-driven, but the fact is, they will run their mouth just like everyone else.

 

This is historically a very active window.

 

Short-term: Headlines are your buying opportunities.

 

Long-term: Fundamentals are your guide.

 

Much success to all.  

 

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