Wall Street is waking up to the most hostile parts of Trump's agenda -- and the worst is yet to come

Jeff Swensen/Getty The markets have been roiled following President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on China and the country's response. That's in contrast with last year, when promises of tax cuts and deregulation helped support the market. According to Larry Hatheway, the chief economist and head of investment solutions at GAM, there has been a change in the views on whether Washington will be supportive of markets. The Trump bump for the stock market is turning into something else. For a vari...