Trump's policies are top of mind for investors heading into 2025, with tariffs and an immigration crackdown seens as potential headwinds for the economy.

Conservative media personality Megyn Kelly on Monday blasted “Morning Joe” hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, calling them “grifters” for a trip to see President-elect Trump. On her Sirius XM show, Kelly noted comments from liberal pundit Keith Olbermann that he posted to the social platform X about the trip. In the comments, he said…

Tariffs, deficits and stretched valuations give Wall Street pause.

Whether the ‘Trump trades’ buoyancy endures will depend on how closely the president-elect sticks to his promises.

I think the Trump stock market rally will end because of Trump. In particular, stocks will suffer (eventually) because of Trump's tariffs. The president-elect has pledged to impose 10% to 20% tariffs on all imports into the U.S. and wants tariffs of between 60% and 100% on all Chinese imports.

Each day that passes since the election seems to expand the definition of the Trump Trade. On Thursday, president-elect Donald Trump made two unrelated announcements that moved two disparate corners of the stock market.

The rally of the S&P 500 (SPY) after the election gives a sense that investors are happy that Trump was elected. But perhaps there is more to this story than meets the eye. That’s why Steve Reitmeister shares his updated market outlook taking into account the pros and cons of Trumps proposed new policies.

During his campaign, President-elect Donald Trump discussed several policy changes that could impact the stock market. One of the most noteworthy was a proposed reduction in the federal corporate tax rate from 21% to 15%, which would be the lowest level since the mid-1930s.

While campaigning for a second term in office, President-elect Donald Trump declared “tariff” to be his “favorite word” and “the most beautiful word in the dictionary.” He regularly said he would use tariffs to raise federal revenue and increase jobs and manufacturing in the United States.