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Tonight, the non-farm payroll data is coming in strong! Will BNB surge to 950 or crash back to 850? Yao Guang will help you lay out your strategy in advance!
The market is like a mirror, reflecting not only the rise and fall of candlesticks but also the game of human emotions. True trading experts know how to listen to the breathing of trends amid the noise of data, and to maintain a rational anchor in the frenzy of the crowd. Tonight, this mirror will reflect the quality of every decision—will it be following emotions and going with the flow, or relying on strategy to firmly hold the helm? The answer is not in the market itself, but in how you perceive the market.
First, let's talk about the news:
Tonight's non-farm payroll data is crucial. The U.S. government shutdown has just ended, and while this data is delayed, its quality is not in question. The Federal Reserve is watching it to decide whether to cut interest rates in December. If the data is good (for example, strong employment), the Fed may slow down rate cuts, which could put pressure on BNB; if the data is poor, expectations for rate cuts will rise, and BNB may take the opportunity to surge. But don't forget, Powell has said that a rate cut in December is not a done deal. The market is now like walking on a tightrope—if there is even a slight surprise in tonight's data, BNB could experience significant volatility. Will it be a surprise or a shock? I will reveal my predictions in the analysis later, but first think about this: can your position withstand this kind of risk?
First, let's talk about the news:
Tonight's non-farm payroll data is crucial. The U.S. government shutdown has just ended, and while this data is delayed, its quality is not in question. The Federal Reserve is watching it to decide whether to cut interest rates in December. If the data is good (for example, strong employment), the Fed may slow down rate cuts, which could put pressure on BNB; if the data is poor, expectations for rate cuts will rise, and BNB may take the opportunity to surge. But don't forget, Powell has said that a rate cut in December is not a done deal. The market is now like walking on a tightrope—if there is even a slight surprise in tonight's data, BNB could experience significant volatility. Will it be a surprise or a shock? I will reveal my predictions in the analysis later, but first think about this: can your position withstand this kind of risk?
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