That short window until Oct 14 keeps everyone frozen, because pricing and hedges often roll month to month. The key shift is the court saying IEEPA isn’t a shortcut for trade moves, which could limit any future White House playbook. Markets hate suspense more than horror movies, so I’d expect choppy moves around each filing and leak. Are you leaning toward a simple hedge like stronger dollar and staples, or do you see a smarter way to sit through this?

Trump seems not to care anymore for the law since he took the Office and the US democracy gets weaker and weaker. I don't say that change is bad, but laws should be tackled first and decisions should be taken accordingly to clear procedures. Not just with some blogger press around and for the show.

Mr. Trump would have make a good lawyer himself. I am just considering his response to the current ruling. Nevertheless, I feel the statements that 'it will make America rich' seems a little harsh when considering it seems that US are more concerned on its growth even if it warrants exploitation.

We need to start mass deporting Judges.  

And in the meantime, 3rd world countries, are suffering deep damages due to the tariffs. Countries like South Africa are facing severe losses due to 30% tariffs.

The citizens pays for the tariff, I believe it's time the tariff should be removed

This is huge! Even though I’m not in the U.S., it’s hard not to pay attention because rulings like this affect global trade and by extension, so many economies. I’m curious to see how the Supreme Court will handle it. The outcome could really reshape not just U.S. trade policy, but also how much power presidents have in economic matters going forward.

Good.

Watching this dipshit run a country like it was one of his businesses desperately looking for a grift so it doesn't go bankrupt is stressful.  Corporations fire people left and right to please the board of directors, save their own jobs, and squeeze profits into shareholder pockets.   Seeing this asshole fire citizens and declare war on half the country to split it apart is what is making USA economically weak.  Declaring economic war on trade allies and supply chains is what is making USA economically weak.  Ruling the country from social media and demonstrating to the world how flawed the system is that this can even happen is making USA economically weak.

Such and orange shit show.  I feel sorry for the people who actually know the results of tariffs having to stomach the permanent damage to their reputation on the world stage and the waves of negative results that will bring.