Why This Matters Now Germany's €500 billion spending package is laser-focused on revitalizing its infrastructure and scaling up its military. This is the same Germany that's spent decades avoiding deficit spending like it was bad beer. But now? They're embracing the kind of fiscal stimulus that fueled the U.S. economy for years. And it's going to work - at least in the short term. Meanwhile, the ECB is doing its part to grease the wheels. Inflation is nearing its 2% target, economic growth is sluggish, and borrowing just got cheaper with another 25-basis-point rate cut this week. That's the third cut this year, taking rates down to 2.25% from the 4% highs of 2023. Translation: Germany's spending spree just became even more effective. But this isn't just about Germany. A revitalized German industrial sector will ripple across Europe. For investors, that means a potentially massive profit window. How We Played It in the War Room In the War Room, we saw this coming. My play? LEAP options (long-term options) on the EWG ETF - the iShares MSCI Germany ETF. It's a simple way to track Germany's industrial giants while also benefiting from a strengthening euro. I expected to hold the trade longer, but the market had other ideas. We bought the LEAPs last week and cashed out this week with a 61% gain. Not bad for a few days' work. Here's what some War Room members had to say about the trade: - PamelaH: "Out at $3.70, 60% profit. Thanks, Karim!"
- VivianL: "In at $2.35, out at $3.70 for 57% profit in 5 calendar days. Thanks, Karim."
- Codycode: "Thanks, Karim! Great trade. This single trade just covered my annual War Room renewal."
That last one's my favorite. A single trade covering your annual membership fee? That's what we aim for. Why This Opportunity Isn't Over Here's the best part: this story is just getting started. Germany's €500 billion spending spree hasn't even fully kicked in yet. With the ECB cutting rates and industrial growth on the horizon, there's still plenty of opportunity here. The EWG ETF remains a great way to play this trend. It gives you exposure to Germany's biggest industrial names and the strengthening euro. And if you're after bigger upside, LEAP options are the way to go. Why I'm Betting on Germany Let's be honest - deficit spending isn't a long-term solution. Sooner or later, the piper has to be paid (just look at the U.S. national debt). But in the short term? It works. Germany is finally playing catch-up with the kind of fiscal stimulus that drives growth. What makes this different is where Germany is targeting its spending: infrastructure and defense. These sectors directly fuel industrial growth, and the ECB's accommodative monetary policy only amplifies the impact. This isn't a one-off trade. It's the start of a broader trend in Europe, with Germany leading the charge. And as investors, we're sitting in the front row. YOUR ACTION PLANIf you want to take advantage of Germany's re-industrialization, here's how to play it: Start with the EWG ETF. Buying shares on pullbacks under $35 is a simple, effective way to position yourself for this opportunity. You'll get exposure to Germany's industrial giants and the strengthening euro. For those looking to amplify their returns, LEAP options are a powerful tool. These long-term contracts let you leverage your investment while giving the trade time to develop. Timing is key here - this is where the War Room comes in. In the War Room, I break down trades like this step by step. You'll get real-time alerts, clear entry and exit points, and the strategies behind every move. This is how we turned the Germany trade into a 61% gain in a matter of days - and how you can be ready for the next one. Germany's spending spree is just starting, and so is the profit potential. If you're ready to take your trading to the next level, join me in the War Room. Let's keep building on these wins.
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