Don't make any moves before the data comes out at 9:30; those with short positions should keep them. The data will determine tonight's trend, which is likely to be mainly downward unless the numbers are very good and there's no hawkish talk from the U.S. government.

Don't feel bad now or rush to enter the market; wait for an opportunity. The big pit from the beginning of the year will definitely be repaired by mid-year. February and March of the U.S. stock market every year are garbage markets with crazy volatility. Preserving capital is very important.

If the data is very good, increase your position when the market opens with a pullback and the index stabilizes at 11:30 (a V-shaped recovery with support after a drop). The U.S. market is closed for the weekend, and with three days, it's unclear whether there will be more negative or positive news. My suggestion is to reduce holdings for the holiday because the market is very fragile now, and even small news could trigger a decline.

But don't be afraid either. When the U.S. market opens and falls, don't just cut your losses immediately. They usually pull up during the session and at the close. Don't cut your losses at the lowest point; wait for a chance to average down (don't use leverage).

The above is my personal suggestion for today, for reference only. Wishing everyone a happy holiday.

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