The recent election results have been good to us.

We’re absolutely crushing it in our first Election Open House.

So far we’ve closed 21 of 23 trades for winners, including 14 of those winners opened and closed this week.

But we’re just getting started.

The truth is… this latest election result is ushering in a new bull wave.

Just take a look at some of the recent trades we’ve closed so far this week.

Monday, Election Day Eve. (4-for-4 for a 100% win rate)

I kicked off election week by moving into four early positions.

I believe this slate gave us a nicely balanced and leveraged short-term trading plan.

And it didn’t take long before we got results…

In less than 1 hour, we saw some early pop on Nucor Corp. NUE and Smith & Wesson Brands (SWBI).

I closed the NUE trade for a 17% winner, and closed the SWBI trade for a 9.93% winner – all in less than 1 hour.

Then we got an early pop on Sunrun (RUN) as well.

I closed the trade for a 9.96% winner in less than 1 hour.

I finished the day off with a safe, inexpensive and defensive trade on Pfizer (PFE).

The stock moved up, and I closed for an 10.68% winner in less than 1 hour.

A perfect 4-for-4 on the first day. What a start.

But the best was yet to come.

Tuesday, Nov. 5 (6-for-7 on trades for a 85% win rate)

On Election Day, we had several big name companies reporting earnings.

One was Palantir Technologies (PLTR).

The night before, I got positioned on a light super speculation on the tech company.

Super speculation trades are a fun strategy to implement on weeks of heavy earnings releases, like we had this week.

Our move paid off, and PLTR popped early the next morning. I closed for a massive 105.24% overnight gain.

Then another big one came.

Archer-Daniels Midland Co. (ADM) was set to report earnings, and the implied move was around 4-5%, but in the past, ADM had moved as much as 6.7% based off earnings.

That morning ADM made a massive move to the downside, and I closed another winner for a big 153% overnight gain.

The opportunities kept on coming…

Later that afternoon, I noticed a strong support level on SWBI.

I got back in the stock… and closed for a 16.46% win in less than 1 hour.

Notice the theme so far?

All of these trades are short-term, with many being closed in less than 60 minutes.

These are the opportunities I look for every day in The War Room.

To cap off the day, I got positioned on another short-term Republican Play on Raytheon Technologies (RTX) which happened to be my favorite defense/aerospace company in the world.

I closed the trade for a 20.5% gain in less than 1 day.

Overall, this was a magnificent day of trading. Six of 7 trades were winners for an 87.5% win rate. Including two massive triple-digit winner in ADM and PLTR.

Wednesday, Nov. 6 (4-for-4 on trades for a 100% win rate)

The election happened, and that morning The Associated Press declared Donald Trump the official winner.

The Dow rose 1,000 points, and I was prepared days in advance for a big potential up or down move depending on the results.

Earlier that week, I got positioned on XLE.

I knew that no matter what election result we saw, this collection of companies in the XLE (Exxon, Chevron and Phillips 66 to name a few) would be just as volatile as the broader markets.

Two days later the Dow popped, and I closed the XLE trade for a solid 25.71% gain.

I would later go on to close three more winning trades that day, including an 13.29% winner on TRIP, a 13% winner on MRNA, and an 18% winner on PENN – all in less than 1 day.

Another perfect 100% win rate day.

YOUR ACTION PLAN

With Trump set to take back the White House, this has led to a killer week of trading in our first Election Open House. Closing 21 of 23 trades for winners for a 91% win rate.

But we’re not done yet.

To cap off the event, we’ll be going live at 11 a.m. tomorrow to discuss our trading plans going forward.

Anyone can attend.

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