Gambling stocks take a beating on day after Trump tariffs revealed

Though Canada, so far, has largely escaped broad-scale tariffs, many of the gambling companies that operate in Ontario saw major single-day declines.

Gambling stocks took a beating on Thursday, the first day after U.S. President Donald Trump released his long list of tariffs on other countries following the closing of the markets on Wednesday.

Major operators were down anywhere from 2.4-10.6% in a single day of trading.

It wasn’t just gambling stocks that lost big. The DOW fell 1,700 points, its worst…