Mainstream markets—such as large-cap stocks, including those often referred to as the "Magnificent 7"—can offer viable investment opportunities. However, they also tend to direct long-term investors toward short-term strategies under the guise of stability. It is essential to recognize that sustainable, dependable growth typically unfolds over time and should not be expected to occur immediately.

One concept currently under consideration is the Mar-a-Logo Accord, which appears to include a strategized, weaker USD—as well as increased manufacturing in the U.S. and, correlatively, Treasury debt swapped out for Treasury Century bonds.(American stocks could thrive with a planned, weaker dollar.)

This accord, if implemented, could also enable the U.S. to not only provide security internationally—ensuring the United States sustains its position as a global leader and holding the reserve currency—but also recoup fiscal dominance by giving other nations access to U.S. markets. Another possible aspect is eliminating the IRS and instead establishing an ERS (External Revenue Service), which would focus on the collection of funds internationally. (Investors should consider whether the contingent accord would affect existing policies on capital gains.)