What if Trump Stays in Office?

Published: Wed, 01/06/21

Larry Williams

Trump 2021?

I’ve been getting this question quite a bit, “What if Trump stays in office?”

"What will that do to stock prices and the economy, it is good or is it bad?"

At the first of 2020 no one asked, but should have, “What will happen if the world gets hit be a devastating virus?” In fact no one was thinking about that. Yet, it happened.

And it happened after my 2020 market forecast was sent to readers…yet…stocks last year closely followed the forecast.(1)

I say this not to pound my own chest (more often I should pound my head) but to drive home what I think is a market truism; Stock prices have a mind and cycle of their own.

Back in the 1940’s George Marechal correctly predicted the markets several years in advance, despite the breakout of World War II.

George Marechal 15 Year Forecast

For 16 years I have been forecasting the stock market as well as all active futures and a few popular stocks. I have not been perfect, but good enough that we went from a few followers to clients in 67 countries that get the report each year. While stocks in 2019 were topsy-turvy; again stocks followed our roadmap forecast.

As I am sure they will in 2021. My forecast for 2021 has just been released.

You can know the future today… click here to learn more…

Good Luck & Good Trading,
Larry Williams

PS: There is a free forecast here: https://www.ireallytrade.com/forecasts/

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