Attention all traders! Tonight at 21:15 Beijing time, the US ADP employment data will be released. This event carries significant weight in the market and is expected to trigger short-term volatility.
As an important precursor to the Non-Farm Payroll report, ADP has always been a "game changer" in the forex, precious metals, and stock index markets—whether the data exceeds expectations or falls short, it can cause a major turnaround in the market. Scenes of sudden reversals and price gaps are well known to everyone.
But here’s a key point: the market is currently very sensitive. Instead of blindly guessing "up or down," it’s better to focus on defense. After all, surviving is more important than making quick profits.
**Three essential points to do well:**
First, avoid holding overly large positions. Going all-in on one direction before the data is released is gambling and too risky. Second, make sure to set stop-loss orders on existing positions to leave enough room for adjustments. Lastly, liquidity will be highly volatile immediately after the data is released, and slippage could be severe, so be more cautious when placing orders.
The market always has uncertainties, which is not a bad thing. Instead, it reminds us to respect risk. Wishing everyone successful trading and a steady ride through this wave of volatility.
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down_only_larry
· 01-09 11:44
It's another time for ADP to stir things up. My position has already been closed, just waiting to see who gets chopped again.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 01-08 12:41
Stop talking. I've already halved my position. This wave of data is just debris on the track, and slippage can directly get you rekt.
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PumpBeforeRug
· 01-07 09:53
Honestly, it's better to listen to stop-loss advice before going all-in; you can survive longer. This ADP move is really hard to bet on.
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SleepTrader
· 01-07 09:53
It's ADP and non-farm payrolls again. I choose to sleep at this time to avoid watching my account plunge.
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BrokenDAO
· 01-07 09:51
Basically, it's still the old mechanism—no one can predict before the data is released, but everyone wants to bet. Incentive distortions are extreme, and the risk-reward game equilibrium has long been skewed.
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SchrodingersPaper
· 01-07 09:44
It's that kind of time again. Watching others' stop-loss suggestions while holding a full position and waiting for takeoff haha
Attention all traders! Tonight at 21:15 Beijing time, the US ADP employment data will be released. This event carries significant weight in the market and is expected to trigger short-term volatility.
As an important precursor to the Non-Farm Payroll report, ADP has always been a "game changer" in the forex, precious metals, and stock index markets—whether the data exceeds expectations or falls short, it can cause a major turnaround in the market. Scenes of sudden reversals and price gaps are well known to everyone.
But here’s a key point: the market is currently very sensitive. Instead of blindly guessing "up or down," it’s better to focus on defense. After all, surviving is more important than making quick profits.
**Three essential points to do well:**
First, avoid holding overly large positions. Going all-in on one direction before the data is released is gambling and too risky. Second, make sure to set stop-loss orders on existing positions to leave enough room for adjustments. Lastly, liquidity will be highly volatile immediately after the data is released, and slippage could be severe, so be more cautious when placing orders.
The market always has uncertainties, which is not a bad thing. Instead, it reminds us to respect risk. Wishing everyone successful trading and a steady ride through this wave of volatility.