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Investors Flee U.S. Markets: The New Trade Taking Over
Washington chaos is driving a global investment shift — and it’s not looking good for U.S. assets.

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The Trade That’s Turning Heads: “Anywhere But America”
The U.S. market is bleeding investor confidence — and it’s not just noise.
Thanks to policy chaos, soaring debt, and tariff whiplash, investors are pulling capital from American assets and going global. A new trend is taking off: “Anywhere But the USA.”
Gov’t Insider Predicts: 5 Decades of Stock Market Gains in Trump’s Second Term
In the past few weeks, Donald Trump and Elon Musk have exposed more waste, fraud and abuse than any administration in history.
$32,000 spent on 25 coffee cups by the Air Force.
$20 million from USAID to pay for a new version of Sesame Street in Iraq.
$59 million spent to house illegal immigrants in luxury hotels.
But Trump’s next move will be even more shocking – and potentially lucrative.
One former White House insider predicts, “It will unleash five DECADES of wealth in just a few years.”
When you see what President Trump is planning, I think you’ll be surprised.
For more than a century, it’s been hidden from the public.
But in the weeks ahead – it could become the most talked about story of the year.
For an inside look at Trump’s next big move and what it could mean for your money, click here.
Trump Calls China’s Xi “Extremely Hard to Deal With” as Trade Talks Hit Wall
Tensions between the United States and China have once again reached a boiling point, with President Donald Trump describing Chinese President Xi Jinping as “extremely hard to make a deal with.” The stark remark comes amid increasing uncertainty in global markets, stalled negotiations, and mounting frustration from investors and policymakers over the lack of clarity in trade relations between the world’s two largest economies.
Know what you own, and know why you own it.
-Peter Lynch
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