All right, so let's get into this right quick.

Here's five things that I want you to understand in this market.

I want you to understand the rate hike in November. I want you to pay attention to that. I think we'll get 50. I don't think we'll get 75. I think we'll get 50.

Right, I don't think we'll get 75. I think we'll get 50. I don't think we'll get 75 I think we'll get 50. I want you to

understand that the midterm election is important. I want you to understand that the midterm election is important. Here's why. In 2018, stocks drop by 6.2% during the midterm election.

Right? The second year after a presidential term, right,

follows a predictable pattern.

The average stock returns in the second year

of a presidential return during the second and third quarter the stock usually dips.

The stock market usually dips.

So during that second term, during that second term, that second, I won't say term, the second, like, the second year of the presidential term.

So this is the second year, so usually that second year, the market usually has a decline in and a dip in it.

And usually that second third quarter, that second year are the most harshest quarters,

followed by a rebound the first quarter of the next year.

That's just history, right?

That's 68% of the time.

The stock market usually sells off during midterm elections.

Historically, it sells off during midterm elections. Historically, it sells off during midterm elections and then, you know, after it

bounce back.

So the only thing I'm saying right here is we're looking at the midterm election is important.

Just historically, I like to follow the data. I like to see what the data does.

Data isn't always 100%, right? That is usually somewhere between 70, 68 and 80% correct?

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