Beyond tariffs, two market forces are flashing warnings of a potential 40% market crash—and the stocks signaling what comes next are reporting earnings now.

On today's This Week on Wall Street, Stansberry Research’s Director of Research Matt Weinschenk dives into:

• Company reactions to Trump’s tariff's – Will businesses raise prices, move production, or stall expansion?

• Why you should watch transportation bellwethers C.H. Robinson (CHRW) and Maersk (AMKBY) for the first real clues.

• Collapsing consumer sentiment – Lower than 2008 and threatening recession‑level spending cuts. Credit‑card giant Visa (V) and airline Southwest (LUV) will reveal whether demand is really cracking.

• Key risk gauges: VIX “fear index,” 52‑week lows breadth, U.S. Dollar Index and what they’re telling us right now.

Stay until the end for Matt’s playbook on tracking these earnings releases in real time and the metrics that could flip the market’s direction overnight.

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Trump’s 90 day tariff pause is rattling Wall Street and in this episode we reveal the top stocks to watch now and how to foresee major market shifts during these uncertain times.

Discover why indicators like 52-week lows, the VIX “fear index,” and U.S. dollar movements can provide early warning signals, and learn which global “elite” stocks Mike DiBiase is watching during this uncertain reprieve.

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President Trump’s sweeping new tariffs have rattled the stock market—raising questions about the possible decline of the American financial empire.

In this episode of This Week on Wall Street, Stansberry Research’s Director of Research, Matt Weinschenk, unpacks how the sudden 10% blanket tariffs (and even steeper ones for China, the EU, and Japan) might accelerate a global shift away from U.S. assets.

He also examines the so-called “Mar-a-Lago Accord,” discusses why global capital may be fleeing American markets, and reveals how home-country bias could spell trouble for many portfolios.

Tune in as Matt speaks with Dan Ferris about whether this is just a short-term shakeup—or the beginning of the end for American exceptionalism.

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