Hey there, Here’s a pattern most investors have never looked at: the stock market runs on a 4-year election cycle. And midterm years (that’s 2026) are historically the weakest of all four. The worst of it tends to hit in the couple months right before the vote. The election sucks up all the oxygen, uncertainty spikes, and stocks are left to chop around without direction. In midterm years the market’s lows have historically come in the fall, close to Election Day. Election Day is November 3. That window opens now, with stocks sitting near record highs. Should you sell everything? No. But you do need a plan. Monday night at 7:00 PM ET, live, I’ll break down the election cycle: what history really says, why it’s not all bad news, and how we get on the right side of the action. Plus my Trade of the Week, revealed live on the call. It is free. Bring a ticker and I’ll give you my honest read. Cya there. Save my spot » Talk Monday, 
Steve Reitmeister, but everyone calls me Reity (pronounced “Righty”)
Editor-in-Chief of WallStreetZen P.S. Can’t make it Monday night? Register anyway and I’ll send you the replay. Just know the live crowd gets my Trade of the Week before everyone else, plus the chance to ask me about your ticker. So show up live if you can. WallStreetZen content is for informational and educational purposes only and is not investment advice. Historical market statistics reference publicly available S&P 500 index data. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. Investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal. |
