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Be sure and join Jeffry at 5 p.m. ET every Tuesday for “30 Minutes of Awesome” — the only livestream where he takes YOUR requests! Election Shake-Up: 1 Sector Surging and 1 SinkingThe U.S. election has thrown the market into a whirl of reactions, and two sectors — Industrials (XLI) and Basic Materials (XLB) — are standing out for very different reasons. Typically, these sectors move together. When one gains momentum, the other often follows in lockstep. But not this time... While industrial stocks surged on the promise of domestic policy changes, basic materials lagged significantly, highlighting a crucial point: the influence of U.S.-centric policies versus global supply chain realities. Industrials have benefitted from a wave of enthusiasm around “rebuilding America.” The prospect of reduced regulations, along with plans to repatriate manufacturing, has given this sector a hefty boost. The market’s initial reaction shows investors betting on policies that could foster an environment for increased U.S.-based production — giving companies focused on domestic infrastructure an edge. Whether it’s through new tax incentives or just plain anticipation of change, industrial stocks are seeing a healthy bump. Look no further than names like Caterpillar (CAT) and General Electric (GE), which jumped on the news of the election results. Basic Materials, however, is a different story. This sector often relies on resources sourced internationally, with heavy ties to regions like China and Africa for critical materials such as rare earth metals. Even as industrial companies anticipate regulatory relief and new opportunities on home soil, basic materials are still dealing with tariff uncertainties and global supply chain bottlenecks. U.S. tariffs make it harder for companies like Albemarle (ALB) and Freeport-McMoRan (FCX) to manage the costs associated with importing the materials essential to technology and manufacturing. The key takeaway here is the stark difference in how these sectors react to U.S.-focused policies. For Industrials, a domestic approach means opportunity. For Basic Materials, the global dependencies make them more vulnerable to any trade policy friction or supply chain disruptions. And with tariffs and new trade deals still in the mix, these companies face challenges that Industrials don’t. For investors, this divide suggests a strategic approach: Be discerning with materials stocks until there’s a clearer picture on global trade. Meanwhile, Industrials may continue to benefit from policy momentum in the U.S. This divergence provides a lens into how policies shape sector dynamics — and it’s a reminder that all sectors don’t follow the same rules when it comes to opportunity in today’s market. If you want to hear about a big-cap stock that’s gone up an average of 13.2% every November for the past 23 years, be sure and join me at 1 p.m. ET today, Nov. 12!Roger Scott Roger Scott Trading Follow along and join the conversation for real-time analysis, trade ideas, market insights and more! Telegram: https://t.me/+_vmfwkeP8fA5YWQ5 *This is for informational and educational purposes only. There is an inherent risk in trading, so trade at your own risk. _______________________________________________This Stock Goes Up Every November OK, so my plan wasn't to email you about this... But after hitting a 21-trade win streak, I couldn't hold it back... You see, I'm currently targeting what could be our 22nd win — on one large-cap stock that’s gone up 13.2% on average every November for the past 23 years! And I'd like you to be a part of it — and even see the special ticker. Hint: It’s my No. 1 stock for this month… So if you'd like to see the next stock that could hopefully extend our winning streak, then you'll want to join me live at 1 p.m. ET today, Nov. 12! Of course, no one can promise gains or avoid losses, but this could be our next winner, and you don't want to miss it! Join the Room Here! _______________________________________________Want to get a link to TradingPub content, trade ideas, real-time market analysis and educational tidbits? We have you covered! Telegram is an entirely free messaging app and getting access is as easy as 1… 2… 3… 1. Download Telegram on your mobile device (Before you can add Telegram to your desktop computer, you must download the application on your phone and create your account: To download to your iPhone, click here. To download to your Android device, click here. After the download is complete, please create an account. 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