For regular folks looking to invest, you can actually take a page from Trump’s investment structure— According to Trump’s March financial disclosure, he made 175 trades, the vast majority of which were buys. Mainly bonds, but also Nvidia, General Motors, Netflix, Boeing, and he casually picked up some Bank of America and Wells Fargo. What’s the logic here— AI computing power? Look at Nvidia. Manufacturing reshoring? Can’t ignore General Motors. Defense and aviation? Boeing is key. Cultural exports? Netflix is the go-to. Financial systems? Bank of America and Wells Fargo are unavoidable. It’s basically structured around the entire power framework of the U.S., focusing on assets that are most likely to maintain cash flow during chaotic times. This aligns perfectly with Trump’s underlying logic! So, never just pay attention to the signals political figures send out publicly—look at what they truly believe in their private accounts. After all, words serve the voters, but portfolio positions only serve themselves. Talking about war, but buying bonds. Fireworks on stage, fire hydrants off stage. The market is absurd like that most of the time!