Planning for a Volatile Friday

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In this video, see how the joint news of the midnight Trade War and the Jobs Report – both pre-market – could set the stage for a volatile Friday. Picking up from Tuesday’s video, we highlight the key levels in /NQ /ES /YM and /RTY for possible breakout (short-squeeze) targets or continued range contraction – and take a quick look at HOG for an example of a stock ‘victim’ of the trade war (random volatility)….

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