🏛️ Are Your Political Views Blocking Your Profits? 🛑

Happy Friday, traders…

Jeff here.

We’re living in a timeline when everything feels political…

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It feels like every news story, every social media post, and every conversation is charged with hot-button opinions, personal beliefs, and strong emotions.

And you know what? That’s fine. Have your beliefs. Stand for what you stand for. Vote how you want to vote…

But when it comes to trading, you better check that baggage at the door — or else.

Because the market doesn’t care about your politics. It’s ruthless, not righteous. 

If you let your political beliefs influence your trading decisions, you’re going to miss opportunities. 

Worse, you’re bound to make incorrect moves based on emotion, not price action. 

I’ve seen it too many times. Traders refuse to take a long position in a stock because it represents a company or sector they personally dislike. 

Or they fail to short a company because it aligns with their worldview, and they can’t stomach betting against it.

That kind of thinking is poison. It’ll cloud your judgment and keep you from making money.

But if you can remove politics from your trading entirely, you’ll have an edge against the hopelessly emotional traders out there — and make a lot more success.

The Algorithms Don’t Care (And Neither Should You)

Think about how the biggest firms on Wall Street trade…

They don’t have a room full of people debating politics before they enter a position. They have algorithms — cold, calculated, and emotionless — executing trades based on setups, momentum, and technicals.

Do you think hedge fund algorithms avoid certain trades because they don’t fit a particular ideology?

Of course not. They see a profitable setup, and they take the trade. 

That’s how you need to operate — trade like The Terminator

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I created my GAMMA Code system for this exact reason — to give you access to high-powered algorithmic trading.

If you’re ready to capitalize on the gains GAMMA has been delivering me every week — 145%, 235%, 630%, and even 900% — all in 24 hours or less* — then now is the time…

TOMORROW, March 1 at 12:00 p.m. EST, my buddy Danny Phee is hosting a SPECIAL LIVE WORKSHOP to walk you through everything you need to know about my GAMMA Code system.

Let AI help you find triple-digit trades — Don’t miss your chance to join. 

The Cost of Letting Politics Control Your Trades

Let’s talk about the real-world consequences of overtly political trading…

How many traders sat on the sidelines in 2016 because they believed the market would crash if Trump won? A lot. But much to their surprise, the market soared. And those traders missed gains or took losses. 

Then, in 2020, how many traders thought Biden winning would send everything into the gutter? Again, a lot. But the market ripped higher.

This happens over and over. People get locked into their political narratives and start making predictions based on their beliefs as opposed to data. 

And when the market moves in the opposite direction, they’re trapped. They sit there, watching, paralyzed.

Don’t try to make bold predictions. Instead…

Trade What’s in Front of You

I don’t care if you’re the most bleeding-heart liberal or the most staunch constitutional conservative…

You’re not in the market to trade an agenda — you’re here to make money.

  • If oil stocks are running and the setup is strong, you take the trade.
  • If green energy stocks are breaking out, you take the trade.
  • If a company you despise is giving you a textbook long setup, you take the trade.

The second you start letting personal bias dictate your trades, you’re done. You’re no longer trading the market — you’re trading your emotions. And that’s a one-way ticket to blowing up your account.

As traders, we don’t care who’s in the White House, what policies are being debated, or who said what on social media.

We care about price action, setups, and risk-reward.

That’s it.

4 Ways to Remove Politics from Your Trading

How do you make sure you’re trading objectively?

  1. Recognize Your Biases – Ask yourself: “Am I hesitating on this trade because of a personal belief? If the setup was on a stock I had no opinion on, would I take it?”
  2. Follow the Data – Price action doesn’t lie. The market doesn’t move because of your opinion. It moves because of supply and demand.
  3. Detach Emotionally – Think like a machine. If an algorithm wouldn’t care about the company’s politics, why should you?
  4. Remember Why You’re Trading – You’re here to make money, not to prove a point. Your portfolio doesn’t care who you voted for.

The market rewards traders who can stay objective and punishes those who trade based on emotions.

So, if you catch yourself avoiding (or taking) a trade solely because of politics, stop! 

The market doesn’t care about your politics. And when you’re trading, neither should you.

Stay neutral,

Jeff Zananiri

P.S. Ready to start trading like an unstoppable robot?

TOMORROW, March 1 at 12:00 p.m. EST, my buddy Danny Phee is hosting a SPECIAL LIVE WORKSHOP to walk you through everything you need to know about my GAMMA Code system.

Let AI help you find triple-digit trades — Don’t miss your chance to join. 

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