The 1 Sector Trump and Biden Agree On

October 11, 2020

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2 Small-Cap Stocks to Buy

for Major Upside

It's been a rough year for small-cap stocks.

Typically, the Russell 2000 and the S&P 500 move along the same general path. But over the past year, small-cap stocks have lagged behind the overall stock market. Not just by a small fraction, but by a huge percentage.

However, over the past few trading sessions, things began to change…

The Russell 2000 is starting to price in the fact that the U.S.-China trade war could end soon if former Vice President Joe Biden wins the upcoming U.S. presidential election.

I'm not saying Biden will or won't win, but since it's already affecting the Russell 2000, now could be a good time to start watching these two small-cap stocks…

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The One Sector Trump

and Biden Agree On

Just in case you forgot, we're less than one month from election day. And many traders are starting to get nervous about the unforeseeable outcome.

That makes sense because President Donald Trump and his opponent, former Vice President Joe Biden, have polar opposite outlooks on everything: healthcare, financials, taxes... and do not forget the U.S.-China trade war.

While this level of uncertainty typically causes most sectors and their underlying stocks to congest or consolidate until after the election, I've found one that stands to gain traction regardless of who wins on Nov. 3.

Imagine that…

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These Top Paper Stocks Are Our

No. 1 E-Commerce Buy

About a day or two ago, I did a little exposé on the top paper stocks. I explained how these are THE stocks to watch right now.

And the reason for that is rather simple: E-commerce is heating up.

If you're asking yourself "what in the world does online commerce have to do with traditional paper companies," you're not alone.

So let me explain…

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