Earlier this year the markets sold off rather violently on fears that President Trump's new tariffs would send global trade into a tailspin.
Fast forward three months and stocks are back to all-time highs, even as it's becoming clearer that these tariffs, in some shape or form, are here to stay.
Are tariffs not the grave mistake Wall Street originally thought they were?
Or have investors simply decided to stop caring about them?
To discuss, we're fortunate to welcome to the program, Peter Tchir, Head of Macro Strategy at Academy Securities.
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