Some money managers see value amid Trump tariff strategy

American markets have decreased since President Donald Trump announced the policies of mutual tariffs last week.

Although the market decreased during the past week, some money managers believed that the president’s intentions will benefit the American markets and the economy in the long run.

“The global markets have been sold in part in response to the sale of our market on Friday. We expect to see a relief gathering soon. However, we will not start recovering until we are exposed to more clarity about the state of customs tariffs. I expect commercial deals to start this week,” said Michael Murphy, CEO of Roseclif Digital Monday.

“It is now time to add the market,” Murphy said. “This will pass, and I expect to pass quickly.”

Trump urges the Americans to “a difficult comment” on the definition plan with the market stumbling

Last Wednesday “Liberation Day”Trump presented a council that clarifies the tariff barriers set by foreign countries on the United States, and the President also announced a plan to implement the mutual tariff that commercial deals are not reached. This includes a 34 % mutual tariff in China, 20 % for the European Union, 46 % in Vietnam, 32 % on Taiwan, 36 % in Thailand, and 26 % in India, among the other proposed tariff around the world. These mutual definitions are in addition to the previously existing barriers that the United States meets on foreign countries.

Trump was weighed in market turmoil on Monday morning, and it was published to Social truth“Oil prices decreased, and interest rates decreased (the slow -price federal reserve bank must reduce prices!), And food prices decreased, and there is no inflation, and the United States of America that has long been dealt with brings billions of dollars per week from countries that deal with the definitions that already exist.”

CBP collected to impose “Liberation Day” fees, raised more than 200 million dollars a day at additional revenue

Trump also issued a flagrant warning for China in a separate publication on Monday morning, saying: “If China does not withdraw a 34 % increase over its long -term commercial violations by tomorrow, April 8, 2025, the United States will impose an additional tariff on China by 50 %, as of April 9.”

Asian markets continued on Monday, with the closure of the Hanging Singh Index in Hong Kong, by 13.22 % in the largest decrease since 1997, as Shanghai decreased a compound in China by 7.34 %, the Japanese Nixi 225 index by 7.83 %, and Taiwan Takes is 9.7 %.

President Donald Trump presents a signed executive that imposes a tariff on the White House goods on April 2. (Andrew Harnik / Getty Images)

Despite the proposals and disruption throughout the Asian and global markets, the director of hedge funds, Thomas Hayes, Chairman and Administrative Member of Great Hill Capital, LLC, told Fox News Digital:

“You will never get the ideal top, and you will never get the perfect bottom, but if you understand the fundamental value and future cash flows of the company you buy, and buy a large margin enough safety, there is nothing like working in an environment like this.

The brand: How much Americans can pay between definitions and tax reduction

But the short -term mutual influence may have a mutual tariff for the American economy that raised concerns about Wall Street. JPMorgan Chase CEO, Jimmy Damon, expressed market concerns in An annual letter to the shareholders Monday morning.

“The faster this problem is solved, the better, the better because some negative effects increase cumulative over time and it will be difficult to reverse. In the short term, I see this as a large, large, large straw on the back of the camel.” “I hope that after negotiations, a long -term influence will have some positive benefits to the United States,” Damon said. “My most dangerous occupy is how this will affect the long -term economic alliances.”

Jimmy Damon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, speaks during the National Retirement Summit in Washington, DC, on March 12, 2025. (Al Drao / Bloomberg via / Getty Images)

The investor “Shark Tank” Kevin O’Leari responded to DIMON in an interview with Stuart Varney, saying: “If these definitions remain in their place permanently at a rate of 25 %, it will be right. But I may find that this is giant negotiations, but you know that Trump is not ashamed to be surprised. We have learned this over 12 years.

The main question about whether the benefits of implementing the customs tariff will outperform the short -term losses for investors and money managers alike since Trump began taking action.

However, some financial experts note that local production and trade will be necessary to grow in the coming years.

Get Fox Business on the Go by clicking here

“We must bear in addition to everyone to do business here if they are outside, because if you do things inside America, this is best for your work,” Michael Lee Strategy told Fox News Digital. “From a philosophical point of view, it makes a lot of meaning, and this market reaction is not related to any kind of mathematics or reality.”