In Today’s Masters in Trading: Live Last week's relief rally gave us a breather. But now? The market's getting jittery. Trade tensions are simmering yet again as the U.S. and China threaten more retaliatory measures against each other. Add to that a whole slew of manufacturing data and more commentary expected from Fed chair Jerome Powell… And you’ve got the perfect storm of headline news bombs setting investors on edge. While everyone's glued to these big stories, I want to focus on the actual numbers that will drive our trades. First up, we’ve got the latest Non-Farm Payrolls report this Friday. And it isn’t just another data point – it's the big one. These numbers will have a huge impact on the Fed’s next round of cuts from here. Strong job growth? The Fed might stay aggressive. Weak numbers? We could see the Fed pump the brakes. Our other big number? That’s our QQQ Line in the Sand. Last week, I told you the QQQ was testing a critical level at $522. And it still hasn’t budged. Now what does that tell us? The buyers are still showing up at $522. Selling pressure simply isn't strong enough to break through. Right now, volatility is sitting at levels that historically trigger our best setups. We're talking about the kind of volatility spikes that let us grab options at discounted prices before the real moves happen. So we've got our catalysts lined up. The jobs data will provide the spark, and the QQQ level will tell us which direction the fire spreads. Whether we're going up or down, we'll be positioned to profit from the move. Join me today for Masters in Trading LIVE at 11 AM EST, where I'll break down what to expect from our QQQ line in the sand and the next wave of jobs data dropping this month.  | Got a Question? | Be sure to join me live on YouTube and ask me anything. It’s a great way to connect directly with our trading community and make sure you’re getting the insights you need to help build a deeper understanding of the markets. Remember, the creative trader wins, |
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