Positively Sloped

15. Nvidia Earnings, Trump Tariffs & AI Fears: Markets at a Crossroads

Kingsview Partners Season 2 Episode 3

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Markets are sending mixed signals as GDP cools, job data conflicts, and tariff chaos returns to center stage. In this episode, we break down what to expect from Nvidia earnings, whether AI spending from giants like Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, and Oracle is sustainable, and how President Trump’s State of the Union could impact stocks.

We also dive into the Supreme Court tariff ruling, the 150-day trade clock, Fed rate cut expectations, AI existential risk debates, and what it all means for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq. Is this a market rotation… or the start of something bigger?

Plus: March Madness previews, PGA headlines, and Team USA’s hockey dominance.


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