[Great American Stocks to Buy] Patriotic Stocks to Consider Ahead of Fourth of July

Get into the American spirit and consider these stocks! Picks from the Editor SPONSORED (Newsletter Continues Below) Sponsored [Take Action Now to Safeguard Against the Dollar's Imminent Decline]( The truth is that the stability of the dollar is eroding rapidly, influenced by a series of pressing factors that have made headlines worldwide. Skyrocketing national debt, persistent inflationary pressures, and a government struggling to implement effective measures all serve as clear signals of an impending collapse. The implications of such an event would be nothing short of catastrophic.[Go HERE to Learn More]( By clicking the link you are subscribing to the American Wealth Investing Newsletter and may receive up to 2 additional free bonus subscriptions. Unsubscribing is easy [Privacy Policy/Disclosures]( Get into the Spirit of Independence Day with These Patriotic Stocks  Hi Traders,  As the Fourth of July approaches, I can't help but get a little misty-eyed about our American heritage. So, let's do something truly patriotic – talk about our nation's most patriotic stocks!  Who needs fireworks when you have the stock market, right?  The Brand Keys annual survey usually guides us here, ranking American brands based on their level of patriotism.  While we haven't got our hands on the 2023 list yet, we can still draw upon the 2022 edition for some inspiration.  Last year, it seemed the stars and stripes shone brightest on Jeep, followed closely by Disney, Amazon, Walmart, Coca-Cola, American Express, Ford Motor, Apple, Molson Coors, and Levi Strauss.  So, what’s on the plate for today?  Let’s dive into a few of these titans and a quirky ETF named "God Bless America ETF". (You can't make this stuff up!)  First up is Amazon.  After nosediving from around $170 to $83 per share last year (wiping out billions from its market cap), it's made a dramatic comeback.  The trigger? Investors finally breathed easy, believing the chaos was largely priced in. And it seems like they were onto something.  The e-commerce giant has since rallied back about 50% year-to-date. In this case, the phoenix seems to have worn a delivery uniform.  Today, Amazon's gearing up for another leap with a more optimistic retail outlook, the rise of artificial intelligence, and some tight cost-cutting.  Wells Fargo analysts even believe Amazon could return to pre-COVID margins by 2025. Also, let's not forget its first quarter earnings, where it surpassed both earnings and revenue expectations. So, despite the hurdles, the Amazonian ship sails on.  Switching gears, let's talk Coca-Cola. It's been oversold to the point where it seems almost criminal. The stock is currently resting on support dating back to January.  Technically speaking, it's oversold, creating a potentially delicious opportunity for investors.  Even though soda consumption isn't what it used to be, Coca-Cola has shown its adaptability, diversifying into bottled water, tea, juice, sports drinks, and even healthier sodas.  Remember, it's a favorite stock of Warren Buffett, the Sage of Omaha himself, who claims he'd sacrifice a year of his life to continue consuming dessert and Coke. Now, that's dedication!  Riding on the back of robust demand, reliable dividends, and growth in earnings, Coca-Cola looks like a potentially juicy opportunity.  Finally, let's talk about the God Bless America ETF (ticker symbol YALL). Yes really, that's the name.  And it's been surging like a bald eagle on a thermal current. From October 2022, it’s flown from roughly $19.50 to $26.08.  It’s a smorgasbord of American industry with around 80% of its net assets invested in U.S. securities, spanning sectors like energy, materials, industrials, consumer discretionary, and healthcare.  It even boasts top holdings such as Tesla, Nvidia, Boeing, Costco, and Waste Management.  So, there you go! A smattering of some truly patriotic stock picks. Remember, it's not just about the fireworks or the barbecue this Fourth of July.  Show your patriotism in a uniquely American way – invest in some homegrown success stories. Happy investing and, of course, Happy Fourth of July! It’s never too early to celebrate!  Keep on keeping up!  John @ Traders on Trend  (In the next article: A huge rebalancing act is about to take place. Want to know how to get ready? Find out below! 👇) Sponsored [Exclusive Report: Master Uncertain Markets]( In the world of investing, uncertain markets can be downright terrifying. 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JPMorgan Chase & Co. believes this change in course is due to month- and quarter-end rebalancing.  Consider this interesting pattern: for a string of quarters, global stocks and bonds had been doing a delightful synchronized dance, moving in the same direction.  Yet, this quarter the MSCI World Index 990100 decided to break away with a return of 5.4%, while the Bloomberg Global Aggregate Bond Index performed a slight dip of -1.4%.  Now, I can almost hear your next question, "Why bonds?"  Well, picture it as a seesaw game. As one end rises (equities), the other dips (bonds).  To keep the balance, asset managers might have to unload some weight from the higher end, meaning selling equities and buying bonds to maintain their allocation requirements.  Let's break it down a bit. According to the JPMorgan analysts, balanced mutual funds are predicted to buy equities worth around $31 billion and sell a similar amount of bonds by the end of this month.  But wait! 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Picture Norway’s giant $1.3 trillion oil fund potentially selling around $18 billion worth of equities.  Now, if their net oil revenues are divided equally across quarters and by the end-2022 asset weights, the net equity sales could shrink to a mere $6 billion.  The analysts also foresee the Swiss National Bank selling around $11 billion in global equities by quarter-end, while Japan’s hefty $1.5 trillion government pension fund might need to do some rearranging too, selling roughly $37 billion of equities and buying a similar amount of bonds to keep their portfolio shipshape.  Now, in the land of the free, U.S. defined-benefit pension plans, managing a cool $8.5 trillion, prefer a more leisurely pace, balancing over one to two quarters.  Should they be fully rebalanced by the end of March, considering the quarter-to-date performance of equities and bonds, they might need to sell $185 billion in equities and buy a similar amount in bonds.  However, there's a caveat.  Pension funds aren't always strict about rebalancing, so it's doubtful we'll see the full $185 billion of estimated equity selling happen.  Based on past pension fund behavior, the analysts anticipate that only about a third of that rebalancing act will happen before quarter-end.  As the financial seas get ready for a change in tide, it's important to keep our compasses handy and be ready to adjust our sails.  Just remember, change is the only constant, especially now in our fickle markets.  Disclaimer:  The material in this document is for informational purposes based on our proprietary research. 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