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5 stocks leading the new Trump economy
| Trump’s $500 Billion Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Initiative Could Drive These 5 Stocks Higher Dear Reader,It’s the end of the first calendar year of President Trump’s second term, and the results are clear. Markets are at record highs, and investors are pouring capital into the sectors most favored by his administration’s economic agenda.At the center of this growth is Trump’s $500 billion artificial intelligence infrastructure initiative, a cornerstone policy driving major gains across banking, energy, and defense.Our analysts have identified five companies best positioned to benefit from these developments. You’ll find them in our free report, 5 Best Stocks to Buy Under the Current Administration.Inside, you’ll see:A banking powerhouse expanding as deregulation deepensAn energy leader increasing production at record levelsA defense contractor capturing new federal spendingAn immigration services firm gaining from border policy changesA media company growing with the “Patriot Economy”If you missed the early rally, this second phase of Trump’s economic resurgence could be your next opportunity.Get your complimentary copy now before the next policy announcement moves these stocks again.Download The 5 Best Stocks to Buy Under the Current Administration Report pahovis@aol.comDownload The Report By clicking ‘Download the Report’ you will subscribe to Wealth Creation Investing and will also receive a free subscription to Monument Traders Alliance To your success,The Wealth Creation Investor Team |
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Dear Reader,More than 20 years ago, during a rained-out vacation in Naples, Florida, I gave each of my three kids $20 to spend at the local mall.We roamed through the mall checking out each store, but the moods shifted immediately when the kids saw a Pac-Sun Store.Everyone rushed into the store ripping through shelves and racks as they tried to figure out what to buy. Get this, they actually pooled their money in the Pac-Sun store to stretch their buying power!Something powerful was going on, and it meant that there was an opportunity for me.Three days later, I bought Pac-Sun stock. It ended up as one of my best-performing positions that year.That experience shaped how I invest. I don’t wait for analysts to bless an idea. I watch behavior – mine, yours, and the people around us.The best investment ideas are often right in front of you, not behind some paywall on Wall Street.CJ’s Walk Down Main Street: December 6, 2025This season, I hit the streets looking for the “perfect” gifts.Living downtown in Cincinnati, I try to support local businesses – but like everyone else, I end up at a strip mall: DSW Shoes (DBI), Ulta(ULTA), REI, and of course… Best Buy (BBY).Inside Best Buy? Empty. Music playing, video games running, but very few shoppers. I asked the cashier while I was checking out what was going on with the empty store. Her response? “We’ve been slow all season.”That’s all I needed to hear. Best Buy – once a seasonal winner – is struggling. Opportunity knocking.The Consumer is SlowingElectronics prices aren’t the problem.CPI data shows TVs and similar items are down about 2% year-over-year. The issue is demand and timing.Earlier this year, consumers hoarded big-ticket items to front-run expected tariff hikes.That “tariff hoarding” showed up clearly in March data and persisted through summer, lowering demand heading into the holidays. It helped Best Buy to blow buy its early summer earnings expectations, but things are catching up now.Now, analysts at Telsey Advisory Group expect prices to rise in late December and January as retailers pass along tariff costs. The result: Things are about to go from slow to dead.The Real Pressure: Heating and Grocery CostsKarim just mentioned it on the weekly
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