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news.goldseek.com / By Sol Palha / Monday, 27 February 2017
I add this, that rational ability without education has more often raised a man to glory and virtue, than education without natural ability. Marcus T. Cicero
Before we get into the meat of this article, we would like to state at the onset that this article is not politically orientated. This election has probably been more divisive than any other election in U.S history. There are those who love Trump and those who detest him. Our views are basedon market trends and not politics. Before the election results came in, we went on record to state that a Trump win would from an investing perspective prove to be a great buying opportunity and the masses would panic and dump their shares. We took the same stance on Brexit, and as they say, the rest is history.
From a contrarian angle (and not a political point of view) a Trump win could be construed as a positive development; non-contrarians will demand to know why? Mass Psychology clearly states that the masses are always on the wrong side of the equation. A Trump win will create uncertainty, and the lemmings will flee for the exits; markets will pull back sharply and viola the same old cycle will come into play. The cycle of selling based on fear which equates to opportunity for those who refuse to allow their emotions to do the talking. Tactical Investor
Trump’s agenda is in some aspects strikingly similar to that of Ronald Regan’s who was known for his pro-growth policies. When Regan took office, unemployment was in the 7.5% ranges by the time he left office it had dropped down to 5.4%. GDP growth surged and averaged 3.8% per year. Inflation was brought down to 3.7% and averaged 4.4% during hiseight-year reign.
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