+ The Magnificent Seven should do magnificently.<\/strong> The Biden Justice Department doesn’t like Big Companies for whatever dumb reason. And so the pressure should lift, letting the Biggies buy and divest, and run their businesses as businesses.<\/p>\n + Specialty stocks like OKLO and PLTR<\/strong> should do well as the environment loosens and their technologies get accepted faster. I own and like both.<\/p>\n + Maybe the bank stocks?<\/strong> But Trump has always said he likes low interest rates. Fortunately, he and Powell are on the same trajectory — downwards. The theory is that M&A will boom. The Democrats were always a bit shy of big mergers and big acquisitions.<\/p>\n + Tesla will sell more cars.<\/strong> Dah. He made a $75+ million bet on the election and won. New tariffs on EVs from Chinese should make Chinese EVs unaffordable — intentionally.<\/p>\n + Burdensome regulation.<\/strong> Most of all, companies that are burdened by government regulation will see a new path to growth. Don’t believe me? Watch this long interview with the man who’s about to head a new government agency called the Department of Government Efficiency (or as Elon calls is DOGE.)<\/p>\n Remember this recent magnificence:<\/p>\n Well, here’s a mind-blower: It took longer<\/strong> for Elon to get the necessary paperwork from the government to launch that rocket than it took to build the rocket.<\/strong><\/p>\n That’s mind-blowing!<\/p>\n Want more on what’s about to happen to government regulations when Elon does to them what he did to Twitter.<\/p>\n Watch this. Caveat. It’s long. The good stuff is near the end.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.technologyinvestor.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/11\/rocket-catch.jpg\")
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