Ouch. That's the feeling tonight for anyone with a 401k. Because let's face it, the

markets, they got beat up today. The economy, it got rattled. And companies, well, they got the wind knocked right out of them.

Trump's massive tariffs delivered the bruising, as frankly many had predicted that it would.

And depending on who you ask, it could have been worse.

We're saying something because the Dow, the S&P 500, and the NASDAQ, all of those face their worst day since 2020.

$2.5 trillion wiped out.

Here's how one trader on the New York Stock Exchange described it.

The mood was really, it's not that often that you really get a sense.

I would think the last time was probably the beginning days of COVID. You you just sort of had a darkness around the room. And today was clearly that.

It was just nothing but, you know, blood in the streets, in my opinion.

Companies, they're also feeling it. Just listen to the head of restoration hardware who saw

his company shares plunge during an earnings call.

Oh, shit, okay.

I just looked at the screen. I had to look at it.

You know, it got hit when I think the tariffs came out.

That's a real reaction.

But the president's reaction? Well, he's not sweating it.

For him, that, ouch, all that red, all that OS moments, it's going to get better from here.

In his view, America is a patient that just got rolled out of the operating room.

It was a sick patient.

It went through an operation on Liberation Day.

And it's going to be a booming country.

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