Foreign investors are piling cash into US stocks:
Non-US investors have bought +$22 billion of US stocks so far in October, the most since June, according to Goldman Sachs estimates.
This marks the 3rd consecutive monthly inflow.
Year-to-date, foreign investors have acquired +$316 billion of US equities on net.
Meanwhile, foreign holdings of all US equities (not just October) rose to a record $20 trillion last quarter!
Everyone wants to enter the US stock market. Here. Look:
As this cash pours into US Stocks, it gives companies the ability to expand and grow, meaning many more jobs for people in the USA.
These things don't happen overnight - there is no "quick fix" - but this trend is unmistakable and ongoing for over three months.
Between companies expanding in the US, illegal aliens being mass-deported, thereby freeing-up jobs for Americans, and cash pouring in from overseas, the economic engine of the United States is revving-up and heading into blue skies and sunny weather . . . as long as the system holds together long enough to let economic issues work themselves out.
