Dory Wiley has lower growth expectations for 2Q and the second half. He expects the banks to do well this quarter, however, as they kick off the season next week. He’s looking to credit quality and loan demand statistics to gauge the tone for the rest of the market. He thinks the latest wave of tariff news will make the Fed hesitate in cutting rates as it waits for the fallout. Right now, Dory sees opportunities in small caps but thinks “you have to be a stock picker” in that market.