When 2025 began, Wall Street was awash in excitement. A new President was about to take office  — even if he'd been in the office once before. Most investment professionals expected interest rates to come down. That tax cuts were on the way was judged a certainty. Regulation might be reduced substantially. And what Wall Street certainly saw was a continuation of the 2024 bull market. What could possibly go wrong? Well, there was Donald Trump's decision in early April to impose massive tariffs on just a ...

Lori Ter owns the Carolina Panthers. And to use a football analogy, you know, sometimes you're a little bit tired. They put the smelling salts under the guys.It kind of perks him back up. He said in that soundbite, maybe that the 25 or 50 basis points, I said it, I know, doesn't matter that much whether you get one or the other, but it's the I think he said it might keep the market buoyant. It doesn't hurt the market buoyant. >> No, it doesn't hurt the market.But I mean, going back to your comment earlier, ...