Dear Reader,
As news broke Biden is dropping out of the presidential race, Ukraine has targeted bipartisan support.
In one of Dylan’s most-popular videos he explains in the simplest terms, in just 4 minutes, exactly what support for Ukraine means for your retirement account.
Dylan:
A friend of mine was asking me the other day, why support Ukraine? Aren’t you sick of “forever wars?”
Yes, of course I’m sick of forever wars.
But here’s the bottom line when it comes to supporting Ukraine:
Yes, it costs us money with our left hand. But we make a LOT MORE money with our right hand.
Let me explain…
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What NATO does is it supplies a “security architecture” which creates an alliance of these countries, which basically allows us to sell our products…
The idea is that we protect them from aggression in exchange for, yes, using their militaries with ours, but also access to all their markets.
To understand how good of a deal that is for us, consider this:
Apple has a $3 Trillion Market Cap. A third of their business comes from Europe. So basically, $1 Trillion is due to the fact that they’re selling their products across Europe.
Whereas we’re talking about less than $100 billion in a Ukraine package.
And Apple is just one company, with a Trillion dollars in added market cap from Europe.
When China tried to get their “Apple” – Huawei – into Europe, the U.S. basically said, “if you want us to protect you, you can’t let Huawei sell their phones here.”
So the benefit is, we protect them – we fund things like Ukraine – in exchange for a trillion dollars in Apple alone…
I’m not even talking about Tesla, Microsoft, Amazon, Google… you name it.
We have made trillions benefiting U.S. retirement accounts thanks to our ability to sell in Europe.
So, when someone asks me, “aren’t you just sick about this? Isn’t $60 billion a lot of money?”
Well, sure – on the one hand $60 billion is a lot of money…
But compared to the trillions pouring into U.S. coffers as a result, it’s just not even close.
If we turned inward, walked away from NATO, what would happen is this country would be so much poorer.
The market would be 30% lower.
The bigger countries in Europe would start to pick on the smaller countries. The smaller countries would look for security – where? CHINA. The second most powerful country on earth.
And then what would happen? Huawei would sell their phones into Europe and make those trillions of dollars.
Never forget how good NATO has been… how rich we’ve become because of the amazing partnership we have with our allies in Europe.
On Behalf of Dylan Jovine,
Behind the Markets
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