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get your podcasts. Don't miss out. When the stock market recovers for a day, do consumers and

businesses also turn on a dime? I'm David Brancaccio in Los Angeles. It's like when the

screen goes wavy, the character wakes up, and it was all a bad dream. Perhaps the stock market mess,

many connect to President Trump's intense tariff policy, is, as of this morning, corrected in a way.

After the U.S. and China rolled back some mutual

import taxes yesterday, the NASDAQ index is now up 22% from its early April trough. Pros now

label the NASDAQA as a bull market. Ben Kumar, head of equity strategy at 7 investment management,

takes a detached view. It has been quite impressive to watch the way in which people have priced and repriced

basically the Twitter feed of one man because how can something be worth 20% more than it was

a month ago?

Were you wrong last month or are you wrong today?

Wow.

We're having an existential crisis here, you and I, Ben.

But I will say it's not just big famous companies like Apple and Netflix,

quite broad-based the rally that occurred after tariffs flipped some with China yesterday.

Absolutely.

And I think you've seen it in what I think of as kind of the Trump trades round one.

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