TOMORROW COULD BE THE WORST DAY OF 2026
The Supreme Court will rule on Trump’s tariffs…
and there’s a 76% chance they’re ruled ILLEGAL.
Some people really think this is bullish. What u think? ? ?
That take is dramatic—but not entirely irrational. Here’s the grounded way to look at it 👇
If the Supreme Court strikes down Trump-era tariffs, the immediate shock would feel bearish:
Markets hate uncertainty, and a sudden reversal of trade policy can hit industrials, steel, and domestic manufacturers.
It would also raise concerns about policy credibility—what else can be undone?
But this is where some see it as bullish (at least medium-term):
Lower tariffs = lower input costs
That’s disinflationary. Cheaper imports ease pressure on CPI and corporate margins.
Fed implications
If inflation cools faster, rate cuts come back into play sooner. Markets LOVE that.
Global trade sentiment
Multinationals, tech, and consumer sectors often benefit from fewer trade barriers.
So tomorrow wouldn’t be the “worst day of 2026” structurally—it would be a volatility day.
Short-term pain, sector rotation, headline chaos… but not systemic collapse.
The real risk isn’t tariffs being ruled illegal.
The real risk is how fast markets reprice expectations.
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