Today's non-farm payroll data fell short of expectations, once again confirming the bizarre logic of "bad employment news is good news for the stock market".
However, I am more worried. On one hand, the S&P and Nasdaq are both close to the lower edge of the gap. S&P $SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$ is only two points away from the gap. Therefore, at this price level, I choose to partially take profit and sell. If it continues to approach the gap tomorrow, I will continue to sell.
If it continues to rise and fill the gap, then I will just buy back. The gap is only two points, less than a 0.5% increase, it's not a big deal if I miss it. On the contrary, if it falls back under pressure at the gap, the pressure on the support level will be even greater. September, the worst month for the stock market, is approaching, and the future trend will become unpredictable.
On the other hand, institutional and individual investors often have conflicting views, with individual investors falling short of expectations, while institutional investors may be surprising.
Either the institutional employment figures will be outstanding, and the recent gains will evaporate. Or if the employment figures plummet, the voices of recession will resurface, which is also not good for the stock market. The best scenario is to meet expectations or slightly below, indicating a slowdown in employment, the end of rate hikes, a soft landing for the economy, and continued growth in the stock market.
I sold shares of Tesla and NVIDIA today. If they fall later, I will buy them back.
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