These Are The Key Market Levels.

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At the halfway point of August 2018, we take a look at both the swing trade levels and short term trading plan for our four equity indexes – the Dow, SP500, Russell, and NASDAQ.  We note the rising trend, key support levels, targets on any breakout here, and what volume profile price levels are important for building trades for the rest of the week.

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