One strategy I already use is buying into volatility. When quality companies correct without a major change in fundamentals, I see it as an opportunity to average up or DCA into my highest-conviction positions. Volatility often creates attractive entry points for long-term investors.
In the end, I don't invest based on who is buying. I focus on business quality, earnings growth, valuation, and long-term trends. Trump's allocation is an interesting signal, but I still rely on a disciplined investment process that I can stick with in any market.
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