Trump Wins – Are Your Investments Ready?

Chris Casey, founder of WindRock Wealth, joins Wealthion’s Andrew Brill for a live conversation to unpack the economic and market impact of Donald Trump’s return to office. Learn Trump’s key shifts in policy, investment areas of opportunity, and how investors need to adjust their portfolios in light of this election outcome.

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[AtTheLees]

You forgot about how tariffs incentivize increased investments in domestic production.

[randyosborne]

Help. Someone share with Trump to quit calling this country a Democracy. It's a Constitutional Republic.

[hlb]

So which types of real estate are the best hedge against inflation???

[mccannger]

Hoping for small cap and commodities to keep rallying! It has been a while since they had a run!

Also, buying what I think is just a dip in gold and silver as there's a structural reason they are up and seeing that continuing.

Also, hoping to see 5%+ on treasuries and plan to lock in some of that nice yield in case of a pullback, though stocks seem set for a decent run at least in short term...

[suites.]

I'm 30 years old. Growing up, I always had fantasies of being in a recession and staying in the market and buying the dip. My parents lost EVERYTHING, they sold out every mutual fund they had and refinanced their home.

This might be my chance. As long as I can keep a job. I will NOT be avoiding "green initiatives" because I am young enough that I will see the planet continue to burn in real time, and I'm gonna be heavy in the renewables both domestically and internationally.

[suites.]

Your idea to free up healthcare to the free market would work if Medicaid was expanded immensely, or even federally guaranteed at some level.
I'm not gonna let a bunch of diseased poor people get me sick, why would you want a country like that?