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Hello, Reader.
Imagine your sitting down with a longtime friend.
Suddenly, they place their hand on the table, pull out a hammer, and slam it down onto their poor, unexpecting phalanges.
Ouch!
You watch them do it again... and again... and again.
At some point, you think they'll have to stop. Surely the pain will become unbearable.
That's exactly how it feels watching President Trump's global tariffs play out. Simply put: It hurts.
But the hope is that, eventually, the pain will force him to stop bringing the hammer down. | Recommended Link | | | | We may be in the midst of the biggest market disruption in modern history, and its impact on Americans is already in motion. The 1% are about to exploit a massive “transfer of wealth” at the cost of your own personal savings. Depending on how you prepare, this tipping point could either be a grave danger or an incredible opportunity. Here’s what you need to know. |  | | Now, some folks are applauding President Trump's new trade war as a stroke of tactical genius – a savvy game of macroeconomic "chicken" that will force the 185 countries subject to his new tariffs to buckle under the pressure and lower trade barriers.
But the stock market is issuing a very different verdict. It is judging the new tariff regime to be a massively destructive economic force – one that will cause both global commerce and economic growth to atrophy severely.
Only time will tell which assessment is correct, but history has weighed in on this topic several times already.
That is why, late last week, I sat down with my colleague Charles Sizemore, Chief Investment Strategist at our publishing partner, The Freeport Society, to discuss Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs. Charles is a market veteran of 20-plus years, dedicated to helping people achieve financial freedom through smart investing in this Age of Chaos.
In the video, Charles and I discuss what you should do now to not only preserve your wealth... but continue to grow it through this turmoil.
Click here or on the video to watch now. 
My advice is to stay the course and ride through this painful, gut-wrenching volatility. In fact, rather than selling into weakness, I would advise nibbling on some of your favorite positions at these lower prices.
Stock market selloffs are brutal events, but they sow the seeds of future wealth generation if you are bold enough to make some buys when most folks are selling. Regards, |
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