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Will Monday See a Tech Stock Rally for the Ages? Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA) Could Be a Big Winnner

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“We could see a tech stock rally for the ages on Monday.”
If you’re a tech investor who has been beaten down over the past two months as technology became the worst-performing sector amid investors feeling risk, that headline is a welcome relief.
It comes from frequent CNBC guest Dan Ives, who leads Wedbush’s technology coverage. Let’s deconstruct why Ives is predicting such a dramatic rally and which stocks could benefit the most.
The Trump Administration announced on Saturday that broad categories of technology products would be exempted from reciprocal tariffs.
The announcement is broadly positive for technology stocks – and could set the table for a ‘narrative shift’ that could lead to the sector outperforming the rest of 2025.
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The big news on Saturday is that the Trump Administration is exempting tariffs on consumer goods. As we wrote in an article covering how this news might impact Apple earlier:
However, today the Administration exempted smartphones, computers, semiconductors, solar cells, flat panel TV displays, and other electronics items from these high tariff rates.
That’s important for two reasons:
- First of all, this move could be seen as an ‘olive branch’ of sorts directed at China. The country’s number one export to the United States (22% of its total) is consumer electronics. Those items are now largely exempted from tariffs. That should be broadly ‘bullish’ for stocks as it signals Trump continues to de-escalate the trade war that looked likely last week.
- Second, the removal of tariffs on electronics removes a huge uncertainty for stocks like Apple. For example, just last week Apple reportedly was scrambling to fly 747s across the Pacific filled with iPhones to beat Chinese tariff rates going into effect. The company could move some capacity to India, but not enough to supply the level of demand from the United States.
The news will obviously be great news for companies like Apple with manufacturing in China that faced significant tariffs that are now removed.
However, the bigger picture is that the removal of tariffs on consumer electronics and semiconductors could be beneficial to stocks across technology. As Dan Ives said:
US tariff exclusions will apply to computer, smartphones, and chip making equipment which takes a huge black cloud overhang for now over the tech sector and the pressure facing US Big Tech…. We needed good news before Sunday night on the tariffs/and or China exemptions and here they are. Big Tech (and investors) got their wish.
What stocks could see the strongest gains on Monday? Here are some names to watch:
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