Investors are winding down another volatile session, with U.S. stocks on pace to wrap a losing week. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell fired a warning over tariffs, on Thursday President Trump clapped back calling for Powell to cut rates.

Pointing to data showing run-ups in foreign purchases of U.S. stocks before the 1987 crash, the dot-com bubble in 2000, and the 2008 financial crisis, Ed Yardeni wrote in his eponymous research newsletter, "Their buying has a record of being a contrary indicator. They tend to be big buyers right before bear markets."

New polls suggests voters are continuing to approve President Trump's immigration policies, as deportations ramp up, while having negative reaction on tariffs.