2025-12-24 14:28:03

The recent release of unemployment data has put noticeable pressure on the market. Looking at the current trend, even when good news occasionally appears, it can only temporarily buffer the decline and cannot change the overall downward trend. The Federal Reserve's repurchase agreement actions have further intensified market caution.

In the short term, there is indeed a possibility of further downward movement tonight, but the decline is not expected to be too exaggerated. For those who have already established short positions, it is recommended to continue holding and observing; if you hold long positions, be sure to set proper stop-loss levels to protect your capital and prevent unexpected losses from a market reversal. For traders who are already trapped, detailed cost analysis and risk assessment are the priorities at the moment, and appropriate strategies should be formulated based on individual circumstances.

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liquidation_surfer

· 2h ago

Here we go again, good news can't save this wave of decline Bears keep holding tight, don't let go Friends who are trapped still need to clearly calculate their costs Stop-loss really needs to be set, otherwise when the reversal comes, it'll be too late to cry With unemployment data like this, the market just gets scared, it's a bit outrageous

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MechanicalMartel

· 2h ago

Unemployment benefits are crashing the market again, this wave is really a bit annoying. Just set your stop-loss, don't overthink it. The bears keep holding, the bulls should run quickly. Brothers who are trapped can only accept it now, wait for the rebound to see what happens. This market is really boring, it keeps falling like this every day.

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rugpull_survivor

· 2h ago

Unemployment data just exploded, and the market still has to keep playing; it's a bit exhausting. --- It's the Federal Reserve causing trouble again. A decline is certain; it just depends on where it stops. --- Brothers who are trapped, it's not too late to reflect now. Don't wait for miracles. --- Stop-loss is easy to talk about, but how many people are willing to cut their losses at critical moments? --- Feels like there's still room for this wave to go down; don't rush to buy the dip in the short term.

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DancingCandles

· 2h ago

Unemployment data just came out and the market was scared shitless. This wave is indeed a bit hard to hold. The bears keep holding on, and it's over. The bulls should quickly set a stop-loss to avoid being reversed. Brothers who are trapped now are just waiting to see who has a better mentality. The Fed's repurchase operation is really aggressive. Will it continue to fall in the short term?

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 2h ago

Unemployment benefits causing trouble again, anyway, they keep falling back and forth like this

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EternalMiner

· 2h ago

Another wave of pressure, good news can't really hold up The bears keep holding, bulls stop reckless trading, set your stop-loss properly Friends who are trapped, understand your costs clearly, don't cut randomly It might drop again tonight, but don't be too pessimistic, the range won't be too scary The Fed's recent actions are really disgusting, market sentiment is completely gone

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