Asian markets tumbled on Monday after the US announced it was raising tariffs on Chinese goods this Friday. But for Trilake Partners' CIO Noli de Pala, twitter-induced market volatility is now all par for the course. He speaks to Prime Time about why Trilake looks at China as a consumption and not a trade story, and how they're managing risks in these volatile times.

<p>Asian markets tumbled on Monday after the US announced it was raising tariffs on Chinese goods this Friday. But for Trilake Partners' CIO Noli de Pala, twitter-induced market volatility is now all par for the course. He speaks to Prime Time about why Trilake looks at China as a consumption and not a trade story, and how they're managing risks in these volatile times.</p>

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