2026-01-06 10:25:04

There may be quite a few fluctuations in the market today. This morning, Federal Open Market Committee member Bostic is scheduled to speak, followed by the Federal Reserve purchasing $8.2 billion worth of Treasury bonds. These two events are usually quite sensitive in the market. Later at 9:45, the S&P 500 Manufacturing and Services PMI data will be released one after another, and these two indicators have a significant impact on the pricing of risk assets. In the evening, we will also look at Japan's Manufacturing and Services PMI, and international data should also be monitored. Overall, today is very information-dense, and traders should prepare risk management in advance, as volatility often rises sharply during such high-impact events.

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PositionPhobia

· 01-09 08:11

Another day of this "information bombardment," and I have to stay alert right from the opening. Wait, is the 8.2 billion treasury bond amount less than before? It doesn't feel as exciting as I imagined. PMI data is the real highlight. When these two indicators fluctuate, my position's heartbeat speeds up. I really can't take it. What is that buddy Jin saying this morning again? Hawkish or dovish? It's too crucial. Honestly, I can't sit still today. I've already lowered my risk level. I'd rather earn less than get caught in a trap. We also need to keep an eye on the data from Japan. Global data linkage is becoming increasingly tight. Instead of waiting for volatility to explode, it's better to run half now and feel more secure.

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DeFiChef

· 01-08 03:54

Damn, today's amount of information is really overwhelming. Are we going to get bullied by Baki and $8.2 billion right at the open? I just want to ask, on days like this with big events, does anyone still dare to go long or short naked? Once the PMI data is out, leverage positions might just explode... We also need to keep an eye on the data from Japan; the whole world is trembling. Quickly set your stop-loss points, everyone, or your blood pressure will skyrocket. On days like this, I just want to lie flat and see how the market plays out. If I had known earlier, I would have opened fewer positions. Now it's too late to regret. At 9:45, I guess blood will be shed again... Honestly, today feels a bit tough. Waiting to see who can eat the meat in this volatility.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 01-06 10:52

Damn, it's another day of data bombardment. I've already prepared to cut losses.

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AllInDaddy

· 01-06 10:46

Damn, today is another data bomb day, my heart can't take it 82 billion treasury bonds coming straight in, is the Federal Reserve trying to cause trouble? As soon as the PMI data is released, risk assets will definitely shake, set your stop-loss in advance, everyone Japanese data also needs to be watched? Alright, no more sleep today

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gas_fee_therapist

· 01-06 10:46

Oh my, today is another data explosion day, I have to tighten my stop-loss orders Once the PMI data is out, no wonder the market has been so volatile lately, and I also need to watch Japan, is this really a global party? Ba Jin's speech + $8.2 billion… this wave will probably suffer from volatility again Forget it, I’ll play it safe and reduce my positions. I won’t trade on such high-risk days By the way, what is the Federal Reserve doing with this move? Will the treasury bonds crash this time? Damn information overload, risk management has to be done to the death The market is about to take off, I can’t get on the train; if it crashes hard, I’ll lose everything again. What should I do? Pull out my stop-loss orders, take a deep breath… Data days usually don’t bring good news, I choose to lie flat and observe

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