The market's yo-yo action has given way to one of the strongest weeks in recent memory.
Yet as most investors breathed a sigh of relief, they likely missed one key detail...
This volatility is part of a calculated playbook - a "Master Plan" designed to create once-in-a-decade buying opportunities.
President Trump is using tariffs like a poker player uses a raise. He pushes until markets push back, then provides just enough relief to claim victory. Every major selloff has been followed by a walk-back, delay, or carve-out.
Smart money is already positioning in world-class companies trading at steep discounts:
Tech giants like Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia
Dollar General (up 44% while markets tumble)
Key utilities (outperforming healthcare by 5%)
Keep in mind that Trump won't sacrifice market strength this early in his presidency, especially with 2026 midterms approaching.
So don't wait for the all-clear signal. When chaos is orchestrated, so is the recovery.
As always, your Total Wealth team keeps its focus on what matters most for investors.
You can find our experts' latest guidance on the markets, what's likely to come next, and where investors should look now... below.
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