From CNBC: 2025-04-29 19:34:00

Join us at the next “Fast Money” Live event on June 5 for personalized investment strategies. Over Trump’s first 100 days, S&P 500 dropped 7%, Nasdaq Composite fell 11%. Consumer staples gained 5%, consumer discretionary lost 13%. Traders predict big pharma promising, container space problematic due to tariff uncertainty.

Semiconductors and international investing show promise, according to Tim Seymour. He’s bullish on Germany’s DAX index. Mag 7 index down 16% over Trump’s first 100 days. Consumer credit companies face problems. Seymour warns of U.S. consumers tightening belts due to high prices.

Cash is king, says Dan Nathan. Defensive groups will eventually slump. Planes, trains, and automobiles face problems due to a potential prolonged trade war. Nathan advises consumers to prepare for unexpected turbulence. Retail industry sees promise and problems, according to Guy Adami. Unemployment rate may surprise to the upside. Adami believes the market is still expensive.

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