The Rundown Trump Tweaks Tariff Playbook, Retail Traders Pour $67B Into U.S. Stocks
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Mar 25, 2025 The podcast dives into the recent tariff changes from the White House that have brightened market outlooks, boosting investor confidence. It also highlights Apple’s struggles with AI development and the resulting leadership changes. In a surprising twist, retail investors have turned the tide, pouring $67 billion into U.S. stocks and ETFs despite market volatility. Key movements from Tesla and NVIDIA are discussed, along with some quirky news regarding Trump Media and Berkshire Hathaway's surprising prize win.
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Market Reaction to Tariff Plans
- Markets reacted positively to reports of Trump scaling back tariff plans, indicating investor concern.
- This relief rally suggests markets fear trade wars and higher inflation.
Apple's AI Crisis
- Apple faces an "internal crisis" regarding their AI development, leading to a leadership change.
- Mike Rockwell, creator of the Vision Pro, now leads Siri and Apple Intelligence.
Retail Investors Buy the Dip
- Retail investors have bought the dip, investing $67B in US stocks and ETFs in 2025.
- This contrasts with institutional investors, who have reduced their US equity allocations.