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Will Trump’s Europe Tariffs Crash the ASX? Here’s How to Profit

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CSL may still have upside if the 170 to 175 support holds and buyers confirm a bottom.
1. Talking Wealth Podcast focuses on Trump’s Europe tariff threats and their possible effect on the ASX. 2. Philip Tortefsky hosts with senior analysts Janine Cox and Pedro Banales, who give the market views and stock setups. 3. The episode asks whether a European tariff threat tied to Greenland can crash the market or create buying opportunities. 4. The hosts compare the new tariff threat with the March announcement last year, when the market fell 20%. 5. They say the current threat is aimed at Europe rather than a broad global shock, so the effect may be slower. 6. Defense, energy, technology, and healthcare are named as sectors that could benefit from the volatility. 7. Janine says the ASX is still in a bull market and is unlikely to correct deeply unless euphoric conditions appear. 8. Pedro says the market is desensitized to tariff headlines and sees the news as more of an opportunity than a cause for concern. 9. CSL is discussed as a large ASX healthcare stock sitting near support around 170 to 175. 10. The hosts say CSL needs confirmation before any call on a bottom, even though the level is important. 11. Pedro says CSL still has substantial upside if it turns, with one level around 30% higher and another around 75% higher. 12. The conversation on A2 Milk centers on China’s lower birth rates and a drop that the hosts say the chart signaled before the news. 13. Pedro says A2 Milk could still have 35% to 70% upside if it holds above the July low. 14. GrainCorp is described as a net exporter sitting near the bottom of a range around $6.70. 15. Janine says GrainCorp’s recent sell-off is a warning sign and prefers more confirmation before buying. 16. IGO is presented as a successful breakout from a bottoming pattern in lithium, nickel, copper, and gold exposure. 17. The tone is technical and conversational, with repeated chart references, trading rules, and pushback between the analysts. 18. The format mixes market commentary, stock-by-stock chart review, and listener questions about price action and risk. 19. Investors who want ASX sector rotation ideas and technical levels will get the most value. 20. Long-only investors who dislike chart-based timing may skip it.

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Tariff fear becomes a chart lesson, with ASX setups doing the heavy lifting.

The episode opens on Trump’s latest European tariff threats and treats them as a market problem rather than a panic headline. It asks whether the ASX could face another sharp drop after last year’s 20% fall, then moves quickly to what that would mean for stock selection and…

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