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④ Election impact is limited — earnings, the Fed and AI CapEx matter more.

Markets price political expectations long before policies become reality. Even if Democrats gain control of Congress, presidential veto power and legislative gridlock could limit major policy reversals. Meanwhile, interest rates, corporate earnings and AI capital expenditure will shape valuations.

The bigger risk is confusing political narratives with investment fundamentals. A crypto-friendly administration cannot guarantee COIN's profitability, just as renewable energy incentives cannot rescue an overpriced stock. Investors should focus on earnings revisions, free cash flow and valuation relative to growth.

My strategy is to avoid betting on election predictions. Instead, I would monitor policy-sensitive sectors while keeping core ETF investments steady. Politics may shift market sentiment, but cash flow determines whether a company's valuation is sustainable.

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