In partnership with

Today’s Headline

Billionaire CEO Jamie Dimon Says if You Could Put All Your Money in One Country, It Would Still Be America. 3 Great U.S. Stocks to Consider in 2025

Hey friends,

Let me share something powerful I heard recently. Jamie Dimon, the billionaire CEO of JPMorgan Chase, said that if he had to put all his money in just one country, it would still be the United States.

That’s a bold statement.

Coming from someone who sees trillions of dollars move through the world economy every year, that says a lot about America’s long-term strength.

I know the news is always noisy—interest rates, inflation, politics, and global tension. But Jamie’s confidence in America as an investment powerhouse got me thinking.

If you believe in the future of the U.S. economy, where do you actually invest your money?

Today, I want to share with you 3 U.S. companies I’m watching closely for 2025. They’re not trendy tech stocks or meme plays. They’re solid, everyday businesses that most people overlook—exactly the kind that can quietly grow your wealth over time.

Let’s dive in.

📉 Markets Move Fast — The Smart Investors Read This First
Staying ahead of tech and finance trends is the difference between catching a wave or missing the boat.
The Rundown is a free daily newsletter that delivers the biggest AI, tech, and business stories — in 5 minutes or less.
If you're not reading this, someone else is — and they might out-invest you.
👉 Read what smart investors are already using to get ahead

Learn AI in 5 minutes a day

This is the easiest way for a busy person wanting to learn AI in as little time as possible:

1. Sign up for The Rundown AI newsletter

2. They send you 5-minute email updates on the latest AI news and how to use it

3. You learn how to become 2x more productive by leveraging AI

Sign up to start learning.

1) Tractor Supply Company (TSCO)

Let’s start with a company most city folks don’t even know about. But out in rural America, Tractor Supply is a household name.

They sell everything from animal feed to power tools to work clothes. Their customers are farmers, ranchers, and people who live off the land.

This isn’t some high-flying startup. It’s a stable, dependable business that’s been growing for years.

What I love about Tractor Supply is its consistency. Even when the economy slows down, people in rural areas still need supplies to take care of their land, livestock, and homes.

And guess what? Tractor Supply keeps opening new stores. They’ve got a smart plan to expand, especially in growing rural and suburban areas.

The stock also pays a dividend—which means you get paid just for holding it.

If you're looking for a boring but beautiful business, TSCO is worth a look.

2) Floor & Decor (FND)

Now let’s talk about flooring. Sounds boring, right? But Floor & Decor is turning home renovation into a booming business.

They sell high-quality tile, wood, and stone flooring at great prices. Think of them like the Costco of home flooring—big stores, low prices, and massive selection.

Why do I like them for 2025?

Simple. More people are staying put in their homes because of high mortgage rates. Instead of buying new homes, they’re remodeling the ones they have.

That means spending money on kitchens, bathrooms, and—you guessed it—floors.

Floor & Decor is winning because they focus on DIY homeowners and contractors. And as housing demand picks up again in the next couple of years, this stock could really take off.

They’ve also been expanding aggressively, opening new locations in different states. The more stores they open, the more customers they reach.

It’s not just a housing play. It’s a smart business with room to grow.

3) Texas Roadhouse (TXRH)

Yes, a restaurant.

Texas Roadhouse may not sound exciting. But this steakhouse chain has been quietly crushing it.

They serve up affordable steaks, ribs, and fresh-baked bread in a fun, loud, family-friendly atmosphere. People love it.

What makes this business special? They focus on quality food and amazing customer service.

Even during tough times, people still go out to eat—especially when it feels like a treat that doesn’t break the bank.

Texas Roadhouse has consistently grown its sales, opened new restaurants, and stayed profitable. It’s also one of the best-run restaurant chains in America, with strong leadership and a focus on the customer.

And get this: they own most of their restaurants. That gives them more control over operations and profit margins.

With inflation cooling and more families eating out again, TXRH could be a steady performer in 2025 and beyond.

Why These 3 Stocks?

Each of these companies shares a few things I really like:

• They serve everyday needs (food, home improvement, supplies)

• They’re not dependent on wild tech trends

• They’ve got strong business models and leadership

• They’re profitable and growing steadily

In a world where everyone is chasing the next AI boom or crypto rocket, these companies offer something powerful: stability and long-term value.

That’s what Jamie Dimon is really getting at when he bets on America.

He’s not saying every stock will go up. He’s saying America’s economy is built on real businesses that serve real people.

And these three companies—Tractor Supply, Floor & Decor, and Texas Roadhouse—are great examples.

Final Takeaways

If you’ve got $1,000 to invest in 2025, think about putting some of it into companies like these. They're not flashy, but they could grow quietly while the world chases hype.

Jamie Dimon’s message stuck with me: America’s still the best bet.

So maybe it’s time we stop chasing the next big thing and start investing in businesses we actually understand.

Thanks for reading,

[Live Life Grow Wealth]

DISCLAIMER

I make no representations, warranties, or guarantees, whether expressed or implied, that the content provided is accurate, complete, or up-to-date. Past performance is not indicative nor a guarantee of future returns.

I am an individual content creator and not regulated or licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) as I do not provide investment services.

All forms of investments carry risks, including the risk of losing your entire invested amount. Such activities may not be suitable for everyone. You are strongly encouraged to seek advice from a professional financial advisor if you have any doubts or concerns.