Stocks are falling sharply this morning due to President Trump’s decision to impose tariffs on key U.S. trading partners.

Investors are worried about supply chain disruptions, higher inflation, and an overall hit to economic growth.

But while markets are in panic mode, history tells us that these sell-offs often create some of the best buying opportunities.

Markets Consistently Overreact to Headlines

Tariff-related fears aren’t new.

The Trump administration’s first term saw similar concerns, with the 2018-2019 U.S.-China trade war sparking market volatility.

Yet, looking back, those downturns turned into great buying opportunities.

The S&P 500 surged nearly 30% in 2019 despite trade tensions, showing that economic fundamentals, not short-term panic, drive long-term returns.

History is riddled with examples showing markets have a tendency to overreact to political events, only to recover as companies and economies adjust.

Investors who bought during previous tariff-induced sell-offs were rewarded as economic activity continued to grow, corporate earnings remained strong, and stock prices rebounded.

Now ask yourself: Is this time any different?

Are These Tariffs Really Going to Hurt Meta, Uber, or Bitcoin?

Yes, certain sectors – like auto manufacturers and retailers dependent on international imports – will take a hit.

But other industries are being unfairly punished.

Take the stocks of Uber Technologies (UBER) and Meta Platforms (META), which were both down sharply in pre-market trading.

Meta and Uber are service-based businesses that generate revenue through digital platforms, advertising, and ride-sharing.

These companies have little to no direct exposure to tariffs on physical goods, yet they got caught up this morning in the market-wide sell-off.

Going further, both Meta and Uber have some major tailwinds that should benefit their business prospects for years to come – AI efficiencies and self-driving car technology are two of the most important.

Yet, because of broad market fears, their stock prices took a hit earlier today as investors completely shunned these tailwinds that have pushed their respective stocks higher over the last several months.

Bitcoin, meanwhile, is a decentralized asset that exists completely outside of traditional supply chains and trade policies.

Its price dropped to $93,000 earlier this morning on trade war headline fears – down from over $100,000 yesterday.

Similar to Meta and Uber, the prospects of Bitcoin are in no way impacted by tariffs.

In fact, a trade war might actually be beneficial to Bitcoin as tariffs typically increase inflation which can decrease the value of fiat currencies.

Plus, President Trump is still the most pro-crypto president we’ve ever had. But investors don’t seem to care too much this morning…

Instead, this morning they’ve decided to shun these fundamental truths in favor of panic selling.

These are the kind of trading opportunities I’ve been waiting for.

That’s why I bought $25,000 of Bitcoin yesterday at a price of $97,000/coin – similar to where it’s currently trading.

Let’s consider this an official Million Mission trade that I’ll look to exit in a few days above $105,000.

History shows that these market dips often lead to strong rebounds as fear subsides and fundamentals reassert themselves.

While certain sectors may face short-term headwinds, Meta, Uber, and Bitcoin continue to have solid growth potential unaffected by tariffs.

As I’ve done with Bitcoin, now is the time to consider adding unfairly punished assets to your portfolio.