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.

Core Viewpoint - The current economic turmoil in the U.S. presents investment opportunities, echoing Warren Buffett's advice from 2008 to invest in American companies, as highlighted by Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase [2][3][5]. Company Summaries 1. Tractor Supply - Tractor Supply operates over 2,300 locations in the U.S. and is recognized as the largest rural lifestyle retailer in the country [7]. - The company has experienced minimal growth, with only 15 net new stores opened in Q1 2025 and a projected net sales growth of 4% to 8% for the year [8]. - Operating margins are under pressure, expected to be just under 10% for 2025, down from over 10% in previous years, with potential further declines due to tariffs [9]. - Despite challenges, Tractor Supply has a loyal customer base and has consistently paid and raised dividends for 16 consecutive years [10]. 2. Floor & Decor - Floor & Decor operates around 250 locations in the U.S. and sources 18% of its products from China, which poses challenges [11]. - The company anticipates modest revenue growth for 2025 and expects EPS to decline to $2, down from 2023 results [12]. - Floor & Decor is strategically opening 20 to 25 new stores annually until reaching 500 locations, positioning itself for future profit growth as the housing market rebounds [14][21]. 3. Texas Roadhouse - Texas Roadhouse has nearly 800 restaurants in the U.S., making it a quintessential American stock [15]. - The restaurant chain recorded almost 10% year-over-year revenue growth in Q1 2025, despite a pullback in profit margins [16]. - Management is investing in technology upgrades to improve long-term profit margins, and the brand remains popular among consumers [17][19]. Investment Recommendations - Tractor Supply and Texas Roadhouse are suitable for investors seeking low volatility and consistent business results [20]. - Floor & Decor is recommended for those looking for better growth potential, especially with the anticipated recovery in the housing market [20][21].