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"The bigger worry in our opinion is Tesla's success in China," Wedbush said.

The Donald Trump administration and the Federal Reserve are signaling a lack of relief amid escalating trade tensions and policy uncertainty.

The S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average indices follow a pattern of consecutive declines, last witnessed during the Great Depression.

The billionaire investor, who heads Pershing Square Capital Management, was one of Trump's most prominent backers on Wall Street in the run-up to his electoral victory last year.

It's impossible to fathom what Trump expects from this process, as it won't be simply what he campaigned on. Old saying: 'fade Euphoria, and buy Despair'. Are we nearly there?

At this point, this isn’t just a trade dispute — it’s a systemic repricing of the global economic order.

Trump’s tariffs will only hurt U.S. consumers and industries. In this video, I discuss how April Fool's Day seemingly came on April 2 this year.

This is cost-push inflation, not demand-pull which was experienced during Covid. Many fear the US economy is headed for stagflation.

The positives are still elusive. The breadth indicators show the possibility of a serious decline in prices in the near future.

Investors are assuming the worst right now. Many are assuming the worst about tariffs, the worst about economic growth, the worst about inflation, and, in turn, the worst about earnings. To be sure, no one knows how this trade war will play out.

Anyone with a long-term 5 to 20 year time horizon can benefit from buying the QQQ and SPY now.

In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts and data to help us answer the question, are we on the cusp of another global financial crisis?

China just punched back, and for stocks it was a body blow.

Wall Street's decline blamed on tech stocks, not Trump's tariffs. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says reassessment of AI valuations triggered selloff.

Wall Street is set to extend its brutal selloff, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 Index, and Nasdaq Composite headed for their worst weeks since 2020. 

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled patience on rate cuts amid rising uncertainty, while U.S. President Donald Trump framed the current moment as an opportunity to lower borrowing costs and sustain economic momentum.

Wall Street sees worst week for U.S. equities since March 2020 as selloff continues, fueled by fears of global trade war and inflation risks.

Fed Chair Powell signals cautious policy stance amid slowing economy, trade uncertainty and inflation concerns. Trump urges rate cuts.

Wharton School professor Jeremy Siegel on Friday issued a strong warning about President Donald Trump's sweeping tariff policy. Siegel argues Trump's tariff policy could be more damaging than the infamous Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930.

Economists are weighing in on the positive jobs report as fears of a global trade war roil the markets.

Wedbush tech analyst Dan Ives on Friday morning described Trump's tariffs as a "bad science experiment that in the process will cause an economic Armageddon in our view and crush the tech trade."