President Trump’s Plan to Push Your Stocks Higher

President Trump finally has the formula down to make the markets roar higher. 

All he needed to do was take a page from Teddy Roosevelt’s playbook and adjust his aggressive approach to foreign policy. 

Speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far. 

Granted, there are a few distinctions between Colonel Roosevelt's strategy and our current situation. Rather than using the might of the U.S. military as a big stick, President Trump’s weapon of choice since taking office has been tariffs — a force he’s shown more than willing to use. 

One clear divergence has been his unwillingness to speak softly. In this regard, President Trump’s foreign policy more closely resembles a sort of modern gunboat diplomacy than anything else. 

There are, however, a few other elements to Teddy’s big stick ideology that echo today, such as President Trump’s unerring sense to never bluff. He proved that time and again over the last few months by following through his implementation of tariffs on Canada and Mexico, and more recently from the “reciprocal” tariffs he levied for dozens of countries just a few weeks ago. 

Well, we learned pretty quickly that the market didn’t take kindly to President Trump’s tariff tactics. 

I recently told my readers that fear among investors is palpable, and the blood is flowing freely… almost too freely. 

Perhaps that fear is a little overblown. 

After all, the market has been on one helluva unstoppable run since 2009, with just two noticeable sell-offs in 2020 and 2022 — we were due for a correction.

And that’s precisely what we’ve gotten since mid-February. 

Depending on which side of the political aisle you reside, President Trump’s strategy to bring the world to heel through tariffs is either the most disastrous economic and foreign policy in the history of our nation, or the most brilliant 4D chess game played since Anderssen mated Kieseritzky in 1851. 

There seems to be no middle ground, but such is the political landscape we navigate today, no?

But no matter where your thoughts lie on the matter, it should be clear to us all that President Trump now has the key to push the market higher: Speak softly. 

All it took was for President Trump to soften his tone on the aggressive tariff rhetoric against China to inject some much needed confidence for investors. 

In his own words yesterday, he said that "Chinese tariffs will come down substantially, but it won’t be zero.”

Quelling those fears was all the market needed to rip higher — and particularly for the recently beaten down tech sector. That certainty gave us a much needed rally, with semiconductor stocks like Nvidia leading the charge. 

But if you think your best chances are with a $2.5 trillion company — the third largest publicly traded company on the planet right now — then I have some bad news for you. 

No, dear reader, there are far better ways to play a potential bottom, especially now that President Trump is signalling that a trade deal may finally be on the horizon. 

You see, massive players like Nvidia are beholden to a small group of stocks it relies on for future growth; without them, the company would be utterly worthless. 

I recommend you take a few minutes out of your day and check them out for yourself. But as a premium member of our Energy and Capital invesment community, let me make it easy for you and wrap up all the details for free in this investment report.

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