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#联储鹰派信号升温，弱就业能否压过通胀？ I'm actually not too concerned whether this non-farm payroll report is bullish or bearish. When the data explodes, market volatility is high; when the data weakens, volatility is also high. No matter which direction it goes, there is arbitrage space within the grid range. Whether the bad news is fully priced in or employment warms up, the one-sided market is left for those betting on direction; what I want is price oscillation. ADP's 44,000 is indeed weak, and initial jobless claims have been below 200,000 for three consecutive weeks, the data conflicts. Cook said preparations for action are underway, and the market is still pricing in a 56.7% chance of a rate hike in September. The macro theme has shifted from "weak employment driving rate cuts" to "can weak employment suppress inflation." Direction is uncertain, volatility is certain, and the grid strategy fits perfectly. $SNDK SanDisk grid is still running, price oscillating between 1300 and 1400, the lower bound of the range at 1219 hasn't been broken, the grid keeps capturing spreads. No matter what the non-farm number is, as long as volatility increases, the grid can capture multiple rounds. When it falls, the grid buys at the lower bound; when it rises, it sells at the upper bound, both are profits. So the more explosive the non-farm, the better, the larger the amplitude, the better. Rising or falling is fine, as long as the volatility is there. I don't judge the direction of rise or fall at this position; I just wait for the grid to automatically adjust. If it falls too much, there's a forced liquidation price at 935 as a safety net, so no need to panic for now. The greater the volatility, the more arbitrage opportunities, and the grid's returns will only increase.#AIMemoryBullTest #FedHawksVsWeakJobs #SpaceXUnlockRebound