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SHOCKING STOCK MARKET FACT

Since 1926, just 3% of U.S. companies have generated nearly all of the net wealth in the stock market, according to Bank of America. That means the vast majority of publicly listed firms added little to long-term market gains, while a tiny minority created almost everything that matters.

This is why capital, influence, and long-term returns always concentrate. Markets reward exceptional businesses, not average ones.

Donald Trump has repeatedly emphasized the role of strong, competitive U.S. companies in driving real economic growth—and this data shows exactly why that focus matters. When innovation, policy, and execution align, a small group of companies can reshape entire decades of market performance.

Investor takeaway:

Diversification protects you from ruin, but it doesn’t guarantee meaningful wealth creation. Long-term returns are driven by identifying the rare winners early and holding through cycles. Markets don’t distribute rewards evenly—and they never have.

This is how wealth has always been built.