This Is Why Trump Just Told Everyone to Buy Stocks In 2026...
Published: 2026-01-05
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Published: 2026-01-05
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President Trump predicted a significant economic boom in 2026.
"In the last few days of December, President Trump gave a speech where he promised an even bigger economic boom in 2026."
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Treasury Secretary predicted that 2026 economic growth will significantly exceed 2025's.
"Treasury Secretary Scott Percent went out to the public and he said the economic growth that we saw in 2025 is just a taste of what we're about to see in 2026."
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President Trump desires a Federal Funds Rate of 1%, aiming for historic lows near pandemic levels.
"President Trump has been asking for 1% federal funds rate. That would bring us down to some of the lowest levels that we have seen really ever. It would bring us close to the pandemic levels."
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President Trump will appoint a new Federal Reserve Chair whose term expires May 15, 2026, and this appointee is expected to aggressively cut interest rates.
"The chairperson of the Federal Reserve Bank is going to have his term expire on May 15th, 2026. And when his term expires, President Trump is going to pick a new head of the Federal Reserve Bank. And President Trump has said that he's not going to pick anybody who is going to disagree with what he says, which means we can infer that President Trump is going to want to bring in somebody who is aggressive in cutting interest rates."
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Government policies, money printing, and deficit spending are predicted to specifically benefit the stock market and investors in 2026.
"More government stimulus, especially for the stock market... I mean certain government policies which are going to benefit certain stocks more than others. I mean money printing which can benefit the stock market. And I mean deficit spending which benefits the investor."
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Government policies are facilitating the growth of rare earth mineral businesses in the US due to skyrocketing demand.
"the Trump administration has passed executive orders to make it easier for rare earth businesses to start and operate here in the United States. which means those companies, those rare earth companies now have brand new government policies which allow them to start and grow their businesses while the demand has skyrocketed."
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The government is supporting the growth of data centers and AI by easing regulations and directly investing taxpayer money into related companies.
"the Trump administration has passed new executive orders to make it easier to build and fund these data centers here in the United States. But this is where things really get interesting because it's not just that the government is changing policies. They're also putting their money, well actually your money because it's your tax dollars. The government is putting your money where their mouth is by investing their money into these companies."
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The US government has invested hundreds of millions of dollars into MP Materials, expecting growth in the rare earth mineral sector.
"when it comes to rare earth minerals, like we just talked about, the Trump administration has invested in rare earth mineral stocks like MP Materials. The United States government has invested hundreds of millions of dollars into that stock to own a piece of it to hopefully see that company grow."
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The US government has invested billions of dollars into Intel to foster growth in the AI and technology sectors.
"When it comes to AI and technology, the United States government has invested billions of dollars into the Intel stock to hopefully see growth in that industry as well."
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The Federal Reserve Bank's commitment to money printing in 2026 will lead to inflation, making consumption more expensive and benefiting investors.
"The Federal Reserve Bank has committed to do more money printing in 2026... That money printing creates inflation. That inflation means consumption becomes more expensive. And that consumption benefits the investor."
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The US government is projected to have a $2 trillion deficit in 2026, which will stimulate the economy and benefit investors.
"in 2026, the United States government is expected to have around a $2 trillion deficit, which means they're going to generate around $5 trillion from taxes and then spend an additional $2 trillion that they don't have, which is good for spending, good for the economy, which means it's good for the investor."
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The stock market is expected to be supported by the government and the Federal Reserve through various means, creating a strong interconnected support system.
"The stock market has the government supporting it. The stock market has the Fed supporting the stock market. And the stock market has the Fed supporting the government which is supporting the stock market."
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Investors can identify opportunities by following government investments and policy changes in specific sectors.
"if you can pay attention to where the government is putting their money, where the government is changing policies, that creates investment opportunities for you because now you can invest your money where the government is investing their money. You can invest your money where the government is changing the policies."
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Government support for AI and data centers, including policy changes and direct investment, is expected to lead to stock market booms in these sectors.
"We've talked about data centers. We've talked about AI. How the United States government not only is changing the laws for certain companies, but they're also then giving these companies money which trade on the stock market to help see those stocks boom."
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The economy is predicted to accelerate in 2026, leading to significant wealth creation for some individuals.
"It's not slowing down. It is going to accelerate in 2026. It is going to make some people incredibly rich."
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President Trump predicts a larger economic boom in 2026 than in previous years.
"President Trump gave a speech where he promised an even bigger economic boom in 2026."
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Economic growth in 2026 is expected to surpass that of 2025.
"Treasury Secretary Scott Percent went out to the public and he said the economic growth that we saw in 2025 is just a taste of what we're about to see in 2026."
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President Trump desires a 1% federal funds rate.
"President Trump has been asking for 1% federal funds rate."
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President Trump will appoint a new Federal Reserve Bank chairperson upon the current chairperson's term expiration on May 15, 2026.
"The chairperson of the Federal Reserve Bank is going to have his term expire on May 15th, 2026. And when his term expires, President Trump is going to pick a new head of the Federal Reserve Bank."
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President Trump intends to appoint a Federal Reserve chairperson who will aggressively cut interest rates.
"President Trump has said that he's not going to pick anybody who is going to disagree with what he says, which means we can infer that President Trump is going to want to bring in somebody who is aggressive in cutting interest rates."
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The US government is allocating tax dollars to ensure the stock market's continued growth in 2026.
"The United States government today is spending more tax dollars to keep the stock market booming in 2026."
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The Trump administration has implemented executive orders to facilitate the establishment and operation of rare earth businesses in the US.
"The Trump administration has passed executive orders to make it easier for rare earth businesses to start and operate here in the United States."
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New executive orders have been issued by the Trump administration to simplify the construction and funding of data centers in the US.
"The Trump administration has passed new executive orders to make it easier to build and fund these data centers here in the United States."
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The US government has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in MP Materials stock to support its growth.
"The United States government has invested hundreds of millions of dollars into that stock [MP Materials] to own a piece of it to hopefully see that company grow."
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The US government has invested billions of dollars in Intel stock to foster growth in the technology sector.
"The United States government has invested billions of dollars into the Intel stock to hopefully see growth in that industry as well."
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The Federal Reserve Bank plans to increase money printing in 2026.
"The Federal Reserve Bank has committed to do more money printing in 2026."
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The Federal Reserve ended quantitative tightening on December 1, 2025, and subsequently injected $13 billion into the economy on December 2, 2025.
"On December 1st, 2025, that was when the Fed announced the end of quantitative tightening. And then one day after that, December 2nd, the Federal Reserve Bank printed $13 billion to inject it into our economy."
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The Federal Reserve has committed to printing an additional $40 billion per month to stimulate the economy.
"The Fed said 13 billion was not enough. So then they committed to printing an additional $40 billion a month to continue to keep our economy moving and strong."
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The US government is projected to have a deficit of approximately $2 trillion in 2026.
"In 2026, the United States government is expected to have around a $2 trillion deficit."
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The US national debt has exceeded $38 trillion.
"We've racked up over $38 trillion worth of national debt."
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The Federal Reserve is increasingly providing funds to the US government by printing money and lending it, especially when the government cannot secure sufficient funds through other means.
"The Federal Reserve Bank has been coming in to fill that void more and more and more that when the United States government wants to spend money that they don't have and the government cannot raise enough money, they're leaning more to the Federal Reserve Bank to then print this money to lend it to the government in exchange for interest."
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The Federal Reserve has committed to funding government spending that stimulates the economy, even if the government struggles to borrow funds elsewhere.
"The Fed has said whatever you want to spend which stimulates this, we will continue funding. And they've been funding it and funding it and funding it even if the government can't borrow this money from somewhere else."
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The US government has begun directly investing in the stock market, a departure from previous practices.
"The government is directly putting their money into the stock market, which we've been seeing happen in 2025, which is not a normal thing for the United States."
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The current economic system is structured to benefit investors, providing support and backing.
"Our entire economic system is now designed to make the investor rich. It's designed to support the investor. It's designed to backs stop the investor."
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The stock market is supported by a confluence of government and Federal Reserve actions.
"The stock market has the government supporting it. The stock market has the Fed supporting the stock market. And the stock market has the Fed supporting the government which is supporting the stock market."
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Investment opportunities arise from following government investments and policy changes.
"If you can pay attention to where the government is putting their money, where the government is changing policies, that creates investment opportunities for you because now you can invest your money where the government is investing their money."
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Government policy changes and direct investments are creating opportunities in the US rare earth mineral sector.
"We've talked about rare earth minerals, how the government has changed policies to make rare earth minerals succeed here in the United States. We've talked about how the United States government has invested directly into rare earth mineral stocks."
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The US government is supporting the AI and data center industries through policy changes and direct financial investment in related stocks.
"We've talked about data centers. We've talked about AI. How the United States government not only is changing the laws for certain companies, but they're also then giving these companies money which trade on the stock market to help see those stocks boom."
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Economic activity is predicted to accelerate in 2026.
"It is going to accelerate in 2026."
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Significant wealth creation is expected for some individuals due to economic trends.
"It is going to make some people incredibly rich."
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The Federal Reserve ended quantitative tightening (QT) on December 1, 2025, shifting its policy from money removal to money printing.
"On December 1st, 2025, the Federal Reserve Bank flipped their economic policy by ending QT. What that means in plain English is the Fed went from trying to remove extra money from our economy to now printing more money."
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