Trump Doesn’t Pay Taxes. Why Should You?

October 13, 2020

What Is This Wall Street Legend

About to Reveal…?

News on the street is that there's a historic broadcast airing soon… and what's going to be revealed could change everything you thought you knew about trading.

But not everyone is thrilled about this...

You see WealthPress Trader Jeff Yastine got word that, moments ago, someone tried to infiltrate an exclusive report to expose a $15 trillion tech breakthrough that could make millions of Americans rich…

...It's a new tech that threatens to bring the 5G rollout to a screeching halt.

So we must protect this broadcast and report from any further sabotage attempts at any cost.

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Trump Doesn't Pay Taxes,

Why Should You?

How would you feel if you found out that the average American billionaire pays less in taxes than you do?

Not just a little less. In fact, one of them has paid zero taxes in 10 of the past 15 years. In 2016 and 2017, he paid $750 a year in income taxes.

That's likely much less than you paid.

Of course I'm talking about the U.S. President Donald Trump.

Here's the thing: This is by no means uncommon in the United States.

Warren Buffett, the fourth richest man in the world, famously pays a lower tax rate than his secretary.

In 2018, the wealthiest 400 families in the United States paid an average tax rate of 23%. Meanwhile the bottom half of U.S. households paid… an average rate of 24.2% in income taxes.

You're probably starting to figure it out by now — the system is rigged. And it isn't in your favor.

Because this isn't tax evasion. There's nothing illegal about it. It's perfectly legal tax avoidance.

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Is the Stock Market Predicting

the US Presidential Winner?

We are seeing a very similar trading action on the stock market to four years ago… Typically, in an election year, the stock market sees increased participation and volume in the summer months only for stocks to level off in the month preceding the big day.

Institutional investors generally sit on the sidelines, waiting to see how markets will respond to the winner that gets into the Oval Office.

We have been advising traders to have a more defensive mindset by lowering exposure (usually only 15%-20% of your usual investing position in stocks), investing in more ETFs and holding more cash.

But there are some indicators within the stock market that can predict the outcome of the election…

Check them out here

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