It's almost the critical moment. Next week, U.S. labor market data will be released one after another—on January 9th, both the non-farm payroll report and the ISM survey data will be published. These two indicators have a significant impact on market sentiment. To be honest, during this end-of-year period, many traders are on holiday or closing their positions, so the actual market liquidity is quite limited. Because of this, upcoming data releases might cause some volatility in the market, so you need to stay alert.
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consensus_failure
· 01-05 02:58
The non-farm payrolls are coming, we need to keep a close eye on this wave.
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SatoshiChallenger
· 01-04 01:32
Data shows that every time there's a "critical moment," someone will hype up their ability to hit the mark precisely. But what’s the result? The lesson from history is that most get left behind. Leveraging in a market with insufficient liquidity—aren't you just asking for death?
Ironically, those who actually make money are often the ones doing nothing. Non-farm payroll data, to put it simply, is just a trap set by the market for retail investors.
Objectively speaking, brother, January is naturally a period of concentrated annual negative news. I suggest everyone check out how the "critical moments" in 2023 ended up cutting people.
Interestingly, every time before a data release, someone says "be careful," then they go all in. I bet fifty cents that next week will be the same old routine.
The funniest part of a bubble cycle is treating volatility as an opportunity. Non-farm payrolls are just a fuse; the real problem has been there all along.
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DegenTherapist
· 01-02 10:50
Once the non-farm payroll data is released, this market movement will depend on luck... With such poor liquidity, those still holding on bravely might be crushed next week.
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bridge_anxiety
· 01-02 10:50
Once the non-farm payroll data is released, it's definitely going to cause a market explosion.
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SelfRugger
· 01-02 10:22
On non-farm day, we have to fight the market again. When liquidity is low, it's easiest to get hammered.
It's almost the critical moment. Next week, U.S. labor market data will be released one after another—on January 9th, both the non-farm payroll report and the ISM survey data will be published. These two indicators have a significant impact on market sentiment. To be honest, during this end-of-year period, many traders are on holiday or closing their positions, so the actual market liquidity is quite limited. Because of this, upcoming data releases might cause some volatility in the market, so you need to stay alert.