The Biggest Risk To The American Economy (Hint: Not Tariffs)

"the Trump administration is working to come up with a solution to incentivize people to get married and have kids."

"reallocate 30% of funds that the United States is putting towards a specific international fellowship to mothers or children."

"give a $5,000 quote baby bonus, a cash bonus to every American mother after delivery."

"having a government-funed program to educate women on how they can have babies."

"As people get older, they're going to need specific services. They're going to need more health care services. They're going to need more nursing homes. And there are stocks that specialize in providing those services to elder people."

"there's an ETF out there called AGNG, Aging, that specializes in companies that profit as people get older."

"if the United States government is going to be investing in having people have more babies, well, there are stocks that specialize in fertility. There are stocks that specialize in selling products for newborns and babies. And if there's more babies out there, well, those companies could also be primed to benefit."

"There's still going to be a 25% tariff on imported vehicles and on those parts that come into the United States, but those tariffs are not going to be stacked on top of other tariffs."

"A lot of foreign car companies are concerned that this is going to hurt sales because they're going to have to charge more money for their cars."

"the first week of July is when we're going to hear the updated tariffs on countries from around the world. and we'll see where the tariffs go. How many tariffs are removed completely and how many tariffs are reduced."

"62% of CEOs are predicting a recession or slowdown coming in the United States."

"these tariffs could cause businesses to a sell less stuff or b make smaller profits which could ultimately lead to an economic slowdown or a recession."

"There are funds out there that will give you exposure to the total stock market. There are funds that will give you exposure to the S&P 500, which is a group of the 500 largest companies in the stock market."

"You can follow a strategy like ABB, always be buying. And now, every week or every two weeks or every month, you have an automatic cadence that's just pulling money out of a check account, and it's investing your money into these funds."

"now what you want to look for is where is the money moving? And now you're looking for more of shifts. Changes in the economy, changes in government spending, changes in consumer habits, changes in Wall Street habits, changes in innovation."

"It's not trying to be a trader. It's trying to be a long-term investor capitalizing on where the money is moving."

"The way you study this is about paying attention to changes that are happening. It might be changes in government policy. It might be changes in how the way people are spending money. It might be changes in patents and innovations that are happening with tech companies or healthcare companies or whatever type of companies. It might be changes in the way the Wall Street banks are spending and investing their money. It's all about paying attention to the data."