You're welcome! We had plenty of time to execute our trade idea from yesterday morning's PSW Report, where I said: "Our play this morning in our Live Member Chat Room was to go LONG on the Nasdaq Futures (/NQ) at 5,775, expecting at least a weak bounce (and a $500 profit) to 5,600 and maybe a strong ($1,000) bounce to 5,625 because we're still in a low-volume environment, so we're not expecting any major selling just yet." As it turned out, we hit the jackpot with a $1,500 per contract gain and now re-testing the weak bounce line at 5,600 because, as we expected, the volume was nonsense (48M on SPY – less than half an average day) and gains quickly reversed on all the indexes after hours. European indexs are testing Friday's lows this morning as Trump is speaking in Poland and scaring everyone ahead of the G20 meeting. It's not because of anything specifically he's saying – just the general loss of confidence people get every time they are reminded this guy is the President of the United States. I'm in Europe at the moment and generally they see Trump as a joke but they don't think he's dangerous – just ridiculous. If anything, he's helping Europe to feel better about themselves and take charge of World affairs, no longer waiting for America to take the lead. Meanwhile, while Donald Trump is breaking trade agreements, other countries are making them. This morning, the EU and Japan signed a major free trade alliance, shifting even more of the balance of Global Power away from the Unitied States as relationships we worked on for decades are being tweeted away on a daily basis. Among other things, the pact would eliminate duties on cars, agriculture and food imports, as well as other goods and products. This will put US producers at a tremendous disadvantage if Trump can't check his ego and come to the table. U.S. ambassador Nikki Haley told a U.N. Security Council meeting that… Provided courtesy of Phil's Stock World. To read the rest of this article now, along with Phil's live intra-day comments, live trading ideas, Phil's market calls, additional member comments, and other members-only features - Come to the winning side at Phil's Stock World by clicking here. To sign-up for a free trial membership, click here.