Well, tax reform is finally here.
The framework for the largest tax overhaul in 30 years is nicely in place.
Now let’s make sure your portfolio is ready.
America’s biggest multinational corporations, like Apple, have long since been enjoying tax loopholes. That is, by extending their operations abroad.
But the little guys — microcaps with market capitalizations of less than $2 billion — have been left out in the cold for decades.
Until now!
Trump’s new tax initiative levels the playing field for smaller firms.
As such, I’m predicting that the big multinationals will go on a historic buying frenzy.
My rationale is very straightforward…
Instead of being challenged by companies trading for pennies — a distinct possibility under Trump’s new tax plan — multinationals will simply buy them. Problem solved!
I like to call these tiny takeover targets “chartbreakers.” Because when buyouts are made public, the announcement always “breaks” their charts.
(The next chart to “break” could put upward of $100,048 into your pocket.)
Below are the three industries with the most “deal grease.”
Massive Earnings Boost on the Way
More than a decade has passed since the financial crisis. But banks in America still struggle to get any love… from consumers or the markets.
Consumers have decried lending practices, service fees and cross-selling across the board.
Investment banks have also come under fire for aggressive, risky trades made with heavy leverage.
Worst of all, record-low interest rates have held down profitability, putting significant pressure on financial shares.
But despite the bad press, strict legislation enacted after the Great Recession has made banks safer than they’ve been in decades.
And Trump’s tax plan could unleash a torrent of profits in financial shares — which already trade at a significant discount to the market.
