Wall Street is experiencing turmoil once again, with investors grappling over whether to continue selling due to market volatility. The S&P 500 fell 1.8% on Thursday, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 427 points and the Nasdaq plummeted 2.6%. CNBC’s Jim Cramer expressed frustration over President Trump’s tariffs and economic policies.
Tariff uncertainty has been weighing heavily on investors, with a one-month reprieve for Mexico and Canada failing to alleviate concerns. New tariffs are set to take effect in April, leaving businesses cautious and consumers bracing for inflation. Despite this, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink sees an opportunity, stating that the world is “fine” and that the US will get by.
Fink highlighted AI’s potential but warned of its high costs. He also cited Europe’s economic rebound, including increased defense spending and financial reforms. The market’s pain has been exacerbated by losses in AI stocks, with Marvell Technology, Nvidia, and Broadcom reporting significant declines. Retailers such as Macy’s and Victoria’s Secret have also reported weaker-than-expected revenue.
Investors are left wondering whether to buy the dip or continue selling amid uncertainty. Fink’s advice to buy during volatile periods remains a popular strategy, but it’s unclear if this will hold true in 2025, which he predicts will be volatile. The next Fed decision could also impact markets significantly, with Nic Chahine offering free strategy sessions on how to track smart money moves and execute precise trades.
The market’s uncertainty has led investors to consider various investment opportunities, including a fast-growing software company partnering with Amazon, Walmart, and Target, as well as an AI startup investing $1.3 billion in the space.
Source: https://www.benzinga.com/news/25/03/44211103/jim-cramer-asks-do-we-just-keep-selling-because-everyone-is-selling-calls-it-the-every-day-lower-prices-walmart-white-house