Steve Cohen, Mets and tariff

Hedge fund boss Steve Cohen turns negative because of DOGE and tariffs—a ‘significant correction’ could be coming
Mets owner Steve Cohen says he’s ‘negative’ on US economy, cites tariffs and Elon Musk’s DOGE cuts
Mets owner Steve Cohen doesn’t seem too happy with President Trump
Brace for slower growth and a 'significant correction,' says billionaire Steve Cohen
Point72's Steve Cohen said he's "pretty negative" on the impact of tariffs, lower immigration, government spending cuts, and inflation on the economy.
Billionaire Investor Steve Cohen Warns Of 'Significant Correction' As Trump Tariffs, Immigration Crackdown, And Spending Cuts Shake Market Confidence: 'It's A Tax'
Billionaire investor Steve Cohen, chairman and CEO of Point72 Asset Management, has turned bearish on U.S. markets for the first time in recent memory, citing concerns over trade policies, immigration restrictions,
Former slugger downplays Juan Soto's role with the Mets and sends a resounding message to Steve Cohen
The offseason for the New York Mets was the most spectacular of the 30 Major League Baseball teams with the signing of Juan Soto to a 15-year, $765 million contract, which made the
EXCLUSIVE: Juan Soto and Steve Cohen on the epic Yankees at-bat that guaranteed the Mets’ pursuit
Juan Soto does a deep dive on the seven-pitch epic at-bat that sent the Yankees to the 2024 World Series — and sealed the Mets and owner Steve Cohen’s desire to sign him.
Steve Cohen says he wants to rein in Mets' payroll, but he can't help chasing the rush of winning
The Mets are what he does for fun, and being the richest man in baseball definitely helps in the pursuit of that happiness.
Juan Soto's $765M deal will not guarantee the New York Mets a title as former slugger warns Steve Cohen
Former MLB player Trevor Plouffe emphasized that signing Juan Soto is not the sole solution to securing a World Series title for the Mets, highlighting the need for a strong supporting cast. Despite Soto's arrival,
Mets’ Steve Cohen still spending despite tax threshold named after him: ‘It always seems like ballplayers are more expensive than I think’
Cohen would like to get under that threshold at some point, but not now. Not when the Mets have momentum and not when they have a lineup deep enough to compete with the one out west. The Mets simply aren’t ready to compete with a lower payroll yet. They don’t have a farm system regularly churning out big-league players.