There are four possible scenarios today:

  1. The pessimistic expectations for the small non-farm data have triggered concerns about the big non-farm data tonight. The market has already seen selling pressure last night. If today's big non-farm data is not particularly bad, it is likely that it will not be able to set a new low. After the news is released, if there is no new low, you can consider entering the market gradually.

  2. Under the same premise as the first case, a round of selling occurred last night, but today's non-agricultural data is still pessimistic, the market hit a new low but quickly recovered, and formed a bottom divergence at the 15-minute level. In this case, you can also consider trying to enter the market.

  3. Today's non-agricultural data continued to be negative, breaking the new low and further breaking through the large shock range, and could not be recovered. In this case, we should look for support around 28,300, which is not suitable for trading at this time.

  4. If the big non-farm data meets expectations or is even positive, you can consider increasing your position directly. Although the probability of this happening is relatively small, there have been precedents where the contrast between the small non-farm data and the big non-farm data is large.