Stocks RALLIED After the Midterms...What Should You Do?

We are looking at a five minute chart of the Dow being up right now 1,526 points.

Holy cannoli.

But not only the Dow, also the S&P today up 1.8% and the Nasdaq being up 2% after we have the midterm elections.

Mark, we need to talk about this for a few minutes.

Absolutely.

So, you know, in our mastermind calls, we talked about this week really being centered around election earnings and jobs.

But today it's all about the election.

And we see those results there where Democrats took the Senate and the House and said, This is where sometimes we get caught up in the talking heads and doom scenarios, what might happen.

But the truth is markets do not like uncertainty.

They like certainty.

And that's typically what happens after you have an election.

The results are in.

Now we can move forward.

And the markets are doing just that.

Yeah, exactly.

And it's kind of crazy because if you look at the markets, we go back there and then we go back to the map.

But as said, Mark, fear is leaving the house.

Look at this.

The VIX, the fear index, down 16, 17 percent today.

And this is exactly it, right? I mean, there was uncertainty.

What is going to happen? And now we do have certainty.

And there's two more things that has happened.

Number one, this time President Trump has accepted the results.

I'm saying this time because we know what happened

a few years ago.

We are looking at a five minute chart of the Dow being up right now 1,526 points.

Holy cannoli.

But not only the Dow, also the S&P today up 1.8% and the Nasdaq being up 2% after we have the midterm elections.

Mark, we need to talk about this for a few minutes.

Absolutely.

So, you know, in our mastermind calls, we talked about this week really being centered around election earnings and jobs.

But today it's all about the election.

And we see those results there where Democrats took the Senate and the House and said, This is where sometimes we get caught up in the talking heads and doom scenarios, what might happen.

But the truth is markets do not like uncertainty.

They like certainty.

And that's typically what happens after you have an election.

The results are in.

Now we can move forward.

And the markets are doing just that.

Yeah, exactly.

And it's kind of crazy because if you look at the markets, we go back there and then we go back to the map.

But as said, Mark, fear is leaving the house.

Look at this.

The VIX, the fear index, down 16, 17 percent today.

And this is exactly it, right? I mean, there was uncertainty.

What is going to happen? And now we do have certainty.

And there's two more things that has happened.

Number one, this time President Trump has accepted the results.

I'm saying this time because we know what happened

a few years ago.