This article examines the performance of a hypothetical portfolio, dubbed 'Pariah Capital,' comprised of stocks Wall Street analysts generally dislike. It analyzes how these 'most hated' stocks have fared in the face of ongoing tariffs and trade tensions throughout the year. The report aims to determine whether betting against conventional Wall Street wisdom has proven profitable, particularly in the current economic climate. It also explores potential reasons behind the observed performance, considering factors such as market overreaction, overlooked value, and the impact of specific tariff policies on these undervalued companies.