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As the market gets weighed down by a flood of new tariff announcements, Dow's slipping 279

points, as going to climb a point three percent. Now, it's like dipping.2%. We have to remember

that stocks are holding up incredibly well versus what you might have expected a few months ago.

At these levels, the market remains pretty overbought. You know, I don't like that, but all of the new tariff threats barely dragged

us down today. What we're seeing here is resilience. Something assumes from tremendous

demand for stocks for individual investors, which is something we share with the assembled

crowd of CBC Investing Club members in our annual meeting earlier

today.

The individual investor, amazingly, is so far undeterred by the harsh words and the tariff news

tightening that has now become commonplace.

So with that in mind, why don't we check out what's on tap for next week?

Remember, we're headed right into Ernie season.

On Monday, though, we'll have to sit through those new tariffs and penalties

in another half dozen sovereign states, always intrigued by how few countries seem to understand

that it might be actually worth it to cut a deal now versus later.

Look, we're going to have new tariffs to study

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