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So much for the IPO comeback. Key OpenAI supplier CoreWeave debuted on the Nasdaq yesterday at a lower price than originally expected. And it didn’t end the day any higher either. In fact, it closed exactly flat. Well that went nowhere…

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Market Review:

Wall Street faced a tough week, with stocks selling off sharply amid growing concerns over US trade policy and inflation.

Yesterday, the Dow Jones dropped 736 points (1.7%), the S&P 500 fell 2.1%, and the Nasdaq Composite plunged 2.9%, marking its fifth weekly decline in six weeks. Mag 7 tech giants led the way, with many losing several percentage points.

The week’s losses were compounded by unsettling economic data, including a higher-than-expected inflation report and rising long-term inflation expectations.

Additionally, concerns over escalating trade tensions, particularly Trump’s new 25% tariffs on all imported cars, fueled investor unease.

On the week, the Dow lost nearly 1%, while the S&P 500 shed around 1.5%. The Nasdaq dipped 2.6%.

Market Preview:

On Monday, the Chicago Business Barometer for March will be released.

Tuesday features the S&P final US manufacturing PMI, March construction spending, ISM manufacturing, job openings, and auto sales data for March.

Wednesday brings the ADP employment report and factory orders for February.

Thursday will see initial jobless claims, the US trade deficit for February, the S&P final US services PMI, and ISM services for March.

Finally, Friday’s US employment report for March — along with the unemployment rate, hourly wages, and speeches from several Federal Reserve officials — will cap off the week.

Hmm. Do you agree? 🤔

On one hand, it feels increasingly likely, as US large caps continue to slip from their sky-high valuations.

On the other hand, it’s not exactly a change in tone for JPMorgan $JPM ( ▼ 2.12% ) . The bank has preferred international and emerging markets debt over America’s for years now.

We’ve already seen the limit of how much the market scares Trump…

Now, let’s see how much Trump scares the market.

Yesterday, news broke that he warned automakers not to raise prices in response to the tariffs.

But what’s worse — Trump’s wrath, or a big hit to the bottom line?

Only 7 down years in 75 years?

It might be time to quit the Street for the REITs…

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I’d buy that pitch.

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Welcome to 2025 y’all.

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