How to Use ETFs to Position in Industries and Stocks That Could Benefit Long-Term from Trump's Policies

On the afternoon of the 13th local time, during a campaign rally in Pennsylvania, shots were fired while Trump was speaking. He was immediately escorted off the stage by Secret Service agents. According to a statement from the Secret Service, the shooter is deceased; one rally attendee was killed, and two others were injured.

For investors, if Trump is elected President of the United States, it will bring many new policy changes and investment opportunities. We will outline investment opportunities worth long-term attention based on his main governing philosophies. To facilitate trading, we recommend using ETFs for these positions.

Beneficial Sectors: Corporates overall, especially large multinational companies, small businesses, consumer sectors

Beneficial Logic: Tax cuts directly reduce the tax burden on companies, boosting their profits and cash flow, allowing them more funds for investment, stock buybacks, or dividends, thereby enhancing shareholder returns. At the same time, personal income tax reductions will increase disposable income for consumers, promoting consumption growth.

Relevant ETFs:

Beneficial Sectors: Building materials, construction engineering companies, heavy machinery manufacturers

Beneficial Logic: Promoting large-scale infrastructure development plans, including the construction of roads, bridges, airports, etc., will directly increase the demand for building materials and construction engineering services, driving growth in related industries.

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Beneficial Sectors: Oil and gas, coal, shale oil

Beneficial Logic: The Trump administration tends to relax regulations on traditional energy industries, supporting the development and use of fossil fuels. This will reduce operating costs for energy companies, increase their profit margins, and promote U.S. energy self-sufficiency and export growth.

Relevant ETFs:

Beneficial Sectors: Domestic manufacturing, steel, aluminum

Beneficial Logic: By implementing tariffs and trade barriers, the Trump administration aims to protect U.S. domestic manufacturing from foreign competition. Such policies may benefit domestic manufacturing companies as their products will become more competitive in the domestic market.

Relevant ETFs:

Logic: Trump's administration promotes tax cuts and deregulation in the financial sector, benefiting banks and financial institutions.

Benefitting Companies: Banks, asset management companies.

Logic: Trump supports the traditional energy sector by relaxing regulations and encouraging natural gas extraction and use.

Benefitting Companies: Natural gas production companies and related equipment manufacturers.

Logic: Changes in financial regulation and healthcare policy under Trump's administration may benefit the insurance industry.

Benefitting Companies: Various insurance companies.

Logic: Policy adjustments in the pharmaceutical market, including drug price reductions and healthcare system reforms under Trump's administration.

Benefitting Companies: Pharmaceutical companies, medical device manufacturers.

Logic: Some of Trump's policies may affect the cryptocurrency market, especially in the realm of financial regulation.

Benefitting Companies: Cryptocurrency mining companies and related technology companies.

Logic: Trump's trade protectionism, including imposing tariffs, aims to protect domestic manufacturing.

Benefitting Companies: Steel, aluminum, and other manufacturing companies protected by trade policies.

Logic: Trump's agricultural and trade policies may affect the demand for agricultural equipment.

Benefitting Companies: Agricultural equipment manufacturers.

If Trump is elected President of the United States, his policy changes will bring a series of new investment opportunities. We can position ourselves through relevant ETFs, allowing investors to effectively capture these opportunities while diversifying risk. Alternatively, we can use concept stocks to capture investment opportunities in the underlying stocks.

In short, let's "find opportunities in turmoil and wisely position for the future."