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If the Supreme Court really does strike down the tariffs, the S&P could jump—I’m only halfway convinced. Once the tariffs are gone, import costs fall and companies get some breathing room on their income statements, so a rally wouldn’t be surprising. But don’t assume the upside ends once the news is priced in: we’d also lose a bargaining chip in trade negotiations, making the back-and-forth even more grueling. I hope I’m wrong this time—if I am, it means the rally still has room to run. Keep an eye on it if you’re following along.

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TreasuryGuardian
Tariffs get cut and the index pops; even if they don’t, it can always find a reason to pop. Either way, my account is always empty.
ValueDip
If PE could be cut this much, my position would have been full long ago. Too bad market valuations don’t care about Supreme Court rulings—only about who moves fastest.