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Fed data "trial" tonight! Will the market face a bloodbath or a rebound?
At 20:30 tonight, key economic data for September from the U.S. will be released, including retail sales, PPI month-on-month and year-on-year figures. The previous retail sales value was 0.6%, while the market predicts only 0.4%; the previous PPI month-on-month value was -0.1%, and the forecast rebounds to 0.3%. These two sets of data directly influence the assessment of the U.S. economic heat.
Data trends will dominate the short-term market direction: If the data falls short of expectations, the dollar may be pressured to weaken, and funds may shift towards cryptocurrencies in search of opportunities; if the data exceeds expectations and is strong, short-term market volatility will be inevitable, and risk management through position control needs to be prioritized.
The advice for ordinary investors is: there is no need to rush to "All in" or panic sell. It is recommended to observe more and act less around the time data is released, and to operate after the market sentiment stabilizes. The core principle is always: a decline is an opportunity to position, do not blindly chase highs when the market rises, and retail investors must prioritize "stability" in their operations.
If you want to avoid the risk of data shocks and seize potential opportunities, you may consider making arrangements in advance. If you need to keep up with real-time operational rhythms and avoid falling into the "being harvested" predicament, feel free to communicate further at any time.