Not the greatest at economics, but the 'Implement tariffs -> market crash -> rollback tariffs -> market recovers' cycle immediately makes me skeptical. This mig

Not the greatest at economics, but the 'Implement tariffs -> market crash -> rollback tariffs -> market recovers' cycle immediately makes me skeptical. This might work once, but subsequently, investors will simply anticipate future tarrifs (implementations or rollbacks) and stop responding to them immediately. We've already seen this when the stock market didn't react positively to the rollback of Mexican tariffs.