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Editor's Note: The market has pared its losses, but we can expect some chop over the next few days. Shah is worried that this volatility could distract from a major investment opportunity – one that could get this entire country back to growth again. So he wanted us to get this out to everyone today. Here's Shah…
The stock market was supposed to have a major beef with Donald Trump's election.
Now that Mr. Trump is the president-elect, market-watchers are asking, "Where's the beef?"
Well, as far as stocks are concerned, as I see it this afternoon, there looks to be a lot of red meat in the economic future President-elect Trump's proposing, and as U.S. investors start to "get it," they're rotating into select stocks instead of shedding portfolios as everyone expected.
Now, it's still a little too early to tell what investors are or aren't going to fully embrace, since we don't know who President-elect Trump will surround himself with, or what his agenda will be.
But this is no time for investors to stand by with their "wait-and-see" glasses on, not when there's this much money to be made (and we're so well positioned to do it)…
Smart Investors Will Key In on This Right Away
There's one arena of investing opportunity in our future that's a no-brainer, because it is the central pillar of Donald Trump's economic plan.
In a word, it's "infrastructure."
America's infrastructure is in deplorable condition. Politicians have wasted all the resources at their disposal for decades and not attended to modernizing infrastructure since the late 1960s.
That's going to change under President Trump, and you can take that to the bank.
It's simple, really. It's not just not about modernizing airports and highways and bridges and ports and schools and everything else that needs rebuilding. It's about everything that rebuilding our infrastructure has to start with, what it produces and how it all benefits America's economy, that matters.
We already know the Federal Reserve's economic health prescriptions have done everything for the benefit of the big banks they set out to save and make profitable again and almost nothing in trickle-down terms for America's hollowed out middle class and the country's underserved lower socioeconomic classes.
With the Fed out of effective ammo, fiscal stimulus is going to be the new gunpowder.
Investors, worried that fiscal spending, amounting to hundreds of billions – if not trillions – of dollars, are understandably nervous about infrastructure spending pushing interest rates higher, rising deficits, and busted budgets.
Actually, none that has to happen. In fact, there's a lot of good that Mr. Trump's team can effect on all those fronts.
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Shah Gilani is the Event Trading Specialist for Money Map Press. In Zenith Trading Circle Shah reveals the worst companies in the markets - right from his coveted Bankruptcy Almanac - and how readers can trade them over and over again for huge gains.Shah is also the proud founding editor of The Money Zone, where after eight years of development and 11 years of backtesting he has found the edge over stocks, giving his members the opportunity to rake in potential double, triple, or even quadruple-digit profits weekly with just a few quick steps. He also writes our most talked-about publication, Wall Street Insights & Indictments, where he reveals how Wall Street's high-stakes game is really played.
Why not consider updating the antiquated railway system. If each State had 75 percent of forming, and contracting the entire operation. This would be major lift of economics for our country. We need to go with new high speed travel that would open up the job market tremendously for all workers. If people could travel from one end of the state to the other in 1 to 2 hrs. both employers and employees would benefit greatly. Plus if the system is laid out correctly whereby they stop at high volume locations other then cities. This would be a major infrastructure turn around. If each state has the responsibility of supplying the raw materials and contracting it would be a boom for the economy. I have been pushing for this for over ten years.
Nice analysis. I'm looking forward to more
Great article!
Franz Hayek sure was prophetic in his book, The Road to Serfdom. We're
getting closer and closer.
Neither the banksters nor the Fed have any understanding of real economics, an they sure don't know anything about history. They're doing the same thing the Romans did, and we know what happened to them.
great analysis