For the last 78 years, one thing has predicted a bull market… With 100%
accuracy… The midterm election. It’s happened every time, since 1948.



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For the last 78 years, one thing has predicted a bull market…

With 100% accuracy…

The midterm election.

It’s happened every time, since 1948.

And some studies show it going back to the 1800s.

It doesn’t matter which party wins.

Or what the economic conditions are.

In war and in peace…

The 12 months following a midterm election are the most profitable.

In fact, post-midterm years beat the prior year 6-to-1.

And the S&P 500 averages 18% gains in post-midterm years.

Now, the Midterm Boom is set to happen again.

On November 3…

And a new set of stocks will leap to the front of the line.

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The ROI Open
Four Central Banks, One Week, All Pointing the Same Direction
The ECB already hiked. The Fed is next, and markets now call it nearly
certain. Three signals ahead of the biggest rate-decision week in three years.

Markets are closed for the weekend, but the coming week is set up to be the
most consequential for rates in years. Here are three dated, sourced signals
ahead of it.
ROI Signal 01 — The Fed hike is now being called “nearly certain”
As of Sunday, September 13, reporting characterizes a Federal Reserve rate
increase at Wednesday’s meeting as viewed by investors and economists as nearly
certain — what would be the first Fed hike in three years — following Friday’s
hotter-than-expected core inflation data. Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh has said the
Fed would “have work to do” if it cannot show underlying inflation moving
toward its objective “clearly and at sufficient speed.” Reporting explicitly
frames a hike as likely coming in defiance of President Trump’s public pressure
for lower rates, following weeks of him publicly pressing Warsh not to raise.
ROI Signal 02 — The ECB already moved, and the BoE and BoJ are next
The European Central Bank raised its key rate a quarter point on Thursday,
September 10, its second hike this cycle, explicitly to counter energy-fueled
inflation tied to the conflict affecting oil supply. The Bank of England is
expected to hold at its Thursday meeting (though three of its officials have
previously favored a hike), and the Bank of Japan is widely expected to raise
its own rate Friday. That would make four of the world’s most-watched central
banks moving in the same hawkish direction inside a single week — a globally
synchronized tightening move, not a single-country story.
ROI Signal 03 — Oil above $100 is the common thread
Reporting on this week’s coordinated central-bank posture directly cites oil
prices above $100 a barrel, tied to renewed conflict affecting the region, as a
shared driver of the inflation pressure behind all four decisions — consistent
with the Brent crude move above $100 this desk flagged Thursday and Friday of
last week.

One commodity, one geopolitical shock, four central banks responding in the
same direction in the same week — that is a more connected global story than
most single-country coverage will present it as.

What the Numbers Actually Say
“Nearly certain” is a characterization from reporting, not a hard probability
we independently verified for this specific date. This desk’s own review of
prediction-market pricing found a 53% Polymarket probability of a hike against
roughly 32% priced into futures markets — but that split is dated to late July,
more than six weeks old, and odds have clearly moved since (Friday’s CPI report
alone pushed hike odds to a reported 70–79%). Treat “nearly certain” as this
week’s narrative, not a number this desk has re-verified in real time; today’s
Performance Audit digs into exactly why that distinction matters.
Risk to the Return
A synchronized global hiking cycle raises the cost of capital everywhere at
once — a direct issue for any debt-funded expansion plan, a theme in today’s
Return Ledger, and for every income vehicle priced off these same rates,
covered in today’s Income Tracker.

This Week’s Measurement Points
Fed decision Wednesday, Bank of England Thursday, Bank of Japan Friday. Watch
whether all three confirm this week’s hawkish narrative, or whether any one
breaks from it.



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