BC man charged in shooting
Body of senior found
BC ends incentive program 
China executes 4 Canadians
Trump prefers the Liberals
Crash report to be released
Trump, Zelenskyy have call
Pope off the ventilator 
Images of distant galaxies
EU tells Apple to open up
B.C. company fined $100K
'Absurd' inequities
'I feel more like myself'
Canada falls to South Korea
Canada to play Ukraine 
Batiste's wife in remission
Calvin Harris buys pub
Kesha felt 'pretty isolated'
U.S. President Donald Trump's on-and-off tariff threats have raised questions.
Is there some logic to his “madness”? No one knows for sure, except maybe members of Trump's inner circle.
Recently, in response to an interviewer asking if the U.S. is heading toward a recession, Trump did not deny the possibility. He added he doesn't pay attention to the stock market. If that is true, then Trump is unaware of volatility on U.S. and world stock exchanges.
I don't know much about day trading but I do know that market volatility provides ideal conditions for day traders to profit.
Helen Schiele, Kelowna
