Stocks are off to a shaky start in Trump's second term, but bullish strategists aren't losing hope. Here's where they're investing after a correction.

No one can predict with certainty how the stock market will react to economic changes in the short term or long term. However, many experts expected that tariffs would cause the stock market's performance to suffer, and they were proven right in the immediate aftermath of new tariffs taking effect.

President Trump signed into law the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in 2017. That legislation reduced individual and corporate taxes, which helped boost economic growth. In fact, U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) increased at 2.7% annually from 2017 to 2019, a full percentage point faster than the average over the previous decade.

Uncertainty over the timing and effects of President Donald Trump’s tariffs are weighing on the economy and markets.

Trump administration officials are defending the president's economic agenda amid concerns over tariffs and a recession that have contributed to a dip in the stock market.

President Donald Trump’s tariff policies are slowing economic growth in the United States and around the world while sending prices higher again, creating a toxic stew for the global economy that could grow even worse if tensions escalate,