Donald Trump's Nightmare Scenario is About to Play Out

President Trump hired Fed Chair Kevin Warsh for one purpose: to cut interest rates and spur economic growth.

Warsh didn't cut rates in June. He didn't in July.

And he won't this month.

This one decision -- two months ahead of the midterm elections -- can start a domino effect that tanks the President's approval rating and give Democrats an opportunity to take back control of the House and the Senate.

But the chance to trade this regime change doesn't start in November. It starts as soon as Warsh goes live this Wednesday ... and how Trump reacts afterward.

The market has endured Trump's tantrums all year.

He threatened tariffs on eight European countries in January – the market moved 1.5% that day.

He hinted at "major combat operations" in Iran at the end of February. The market moved 3% the next day.

He called for an international trade investigation over policies against forced labor. The market moved almost 3.5% the day after.

These moves were sudden. Unpredictable. Violent.

While most investors are left scrambling to save their portfolios… Andrew Giovinazzi watches the chaos unfold, knowing he's already prepared.

25% on puts from the tariff threat.

43% on puts at the start of the Iran War.

46% on calls from the trade investigation.

The more the market moves, the more Andrew can make.

And on Tuesday, September 15th at 1PM ET, he'll reveal why this week's Fed meeting is the perfect storm for the biggest Trump tantrum of the year.

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