America is blue again, and the stock market likes it!

PawsAndProfits
11-04

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So here are the results of the mid-term elections, Democrats wrestled back control of the Senate and House, leaving Trump in denial and licking his wounds. Even previous republican strongholds like Texas, Iowa, South Carolina and Kansas fell to the blue. It’s fasinating that Trump is still calling out and humilating Democrat representatives, targeting their race and gender. Why does the authorities still tolerate such behavior from him, yet still preaching anti-racisim, sexism? Its mind blowing to me that this uneducated individual is allowed to go unhinged and behave the way he does. Additionally, Trump says he will veto any intiatives that democrats would put forward in the future.

The stock market definitely liked the election results, almost all the sectors in the S&P500 are in the green pre-market, especially healthcare. Let’s see if this optimism will last, or it will just be a temporary bandaid to the constant bleeding we saw over the past two weeks. The underlying issue with tech companies are not properly addressed yet, and hyperscalers are posting negative cashflow due to the AI rat race. So I am cautiously optimistic, but we are not out of the woods yet.[Observation]

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The midterm election results are in! How should inverse ETFs be allocated to maintain US stock market profits?
The results of the US midterm elections have been announced. We are optimistic about US stocks in the long term, but worried about a correction in the short term? Faced with changes in policy expectations and market volatility after the election, will you reduce your position to lock in profits, or maintain your core position and use a reverse ETF to assist in hedging? Daily resets, multi-day losses, and position matching all need to be considered. Share your post-selection deployment and exit plan!
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  • Joy34
    11-04
    Joy34
    Healthcare can bounce, but tech still looks like the funding source. If hyperscalers keep burning cash on AI capex, this relief bid feels pretty fragile
  • AugustineMac-
    11-04
    AugustineMac-
    Healthcare bid looks real, but SPY still needs to hold the 200 day for this to be more than election relief
  • YTigger
    11-04
    YTigger
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