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Market Meltdown: Trump Goes Nuclear on Tariffs, Best Stock Deals, Global Recession & China’s Revenge
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1:59:18Now PlayingIn this episode of Market Mondays, we break down whether Apple’s time at the top is finally over after a string of bad news—including a sharp decline alongside Nike and Black & Decker. We examine what caused the sell-off and what it means for long-term investors. The S&P 500 just posted its largest intraday swing since 2020, and all 11 sectors ended in the red—does this mean more pain is coming?
We also dive into Bitcoin’s recent drop to its lowest level since November and what that signals for crypto holders. Jim Cramer is predicting a market drop to 4,000—do we agree? Plus, we reveal the potential bottom for Nasdaq futures and evaluate if buying at the 200-week moving average is still a smart strategy.
Looking for stability during the storm? We give actionable advice on trading discipline, position sizing, stop-loss strategy, and the #1 thing retail investors should be doing right now to take advantage of this moment.
We also touch on the future of AI, whether Netflix, Meta, and Google are better bets than the “Magnificent Seven,” and what Apple’s shift to Indian production means for its margins and supply chain.
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