Beyond President Trump’s 100 days, this week also brought earnings reports from four of the “Magnificent Seven” tech stocks… the popular companies that I believe are primed for an impending crash. Today, I’ll first break down the Mag 7’s latest earnings reports. While the results were mixed, they shared a common theme: concern over the future of the trade war.

Today, Tom takes a look at what the continued trade war with China means for us as consumers... and, importantly, as investors. He also shares the date that could spark massive market panic. It’s a lot sooner than you might think.

Trade-war headlines are whipping the market back and forth. Fear of tech slowdowns are freezing would-be buyers. Record cash piles are sitting idle while volatility rattles Wall Street. Most investors feel trapped, wondering whether the next big move is another crash. That may sound scary… but what we’re seeing are the fingerprints of a bottom, not a collapse.

Investing in companies with modest valuations typically offers greater downside protection than their high-flying counterparts. This is why my approach to investing prioritizes companies with solid fundamentals trading at attractive valuations.

Reindustrializing America. Reshoring manufacturing. Bringing back “Made in the USA.” Trump has made this a central part of his economic agenda. That reality means one thing for investors: physical AI — not just digital AI — is about to explode.