In this episode of The Morning Filter, co-hosts Dave Sekera and Susan Dziubinski unpack what the Supreme Court’s ruling on the Trump Administration’s emergency tariffs may mean for markets. They also discuss whether the AI-fueled stock market selloff has gone too far and where the opportunities may lie for investors today. They discuss if Nvidia’s earnings report this week can lead to a recovery in AI-related stocks and if earnings releases from Salesforce CRM or Workday WDAY could lift their struggling stocks. Tune in to find out what to make of Walmart’s WMT results, plus what Kraft Heinz’s KHC breakup flip-flop and Elliot’s investment in Norwegian Cruise Lines NCLH may mean for their stocks. 

They reveal which rallying hardware stocks look at risk. And this week’s stock picks are five companies whose stocks have suffered exaggerated pullbacks and that look like attractive stocks to buy before they recover.

Episode Highlights 

00:00:00 Good Morning!

00:01:15 What the Supreme Court’s ruling against some Trump tariffs may mean for investors.

00:07:54 Where the stock market’s AI fears are justified—and where they’re overblown.

00:14:03 Whether Nvidia’s NVDA earnings release could revive the AI trade.

00:23:16 The hardware stocks to avoid.

00:28:22 Stock Picks of the Week: stocks that sold off too much and now look like bargains.

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