Tonight the U.S. stock market opens. If it continues to rise on Monday and Tuesday, be careful, as Friday's unemployment rate might present data worse than expected, which means greater than 4.2. Currently, the market expects 4.2, with the previous value at 4.2.

Of course, as long as the employment data looks good, the unemployment rate data looking poor is not a problem, because the market might think, 'Oh, you need to lower interest rates more.' What was mentioned before about 2 cuts no longer counts...

If both are poor, then there might be a brief speculation on recession expectations. However, since the election is getting closer, it should be fine.

If the U.S. stock market opens tonight and starts to decline on Monday and Tuesday, then the unemployment rate on Friday is likely to be good data. When good data comes out, it will definitely recover the previous losses immediately.

But how the market sentiment will go next Monday and Tuesday is yet to be seen. So it will test how low the bottom that friends previously bought is; otherwise, it can be a bit grinding.