📉 The Wednesday data focus comes first from the non-manufacturing PMI published by ISM. The index is expected to dip slightly from 52.4 in October to 52.0. Although it remains in the zone of expansion, the downward trend shows that the services sector is losing momentum. The services sector represents two-thirds of the U.S. economy, and any change in it will have a direct impact on the market.

👥 On the same day, the ADP private sector employment report will also be released. New jobs are expected to be only around 19,000, clearly below the 42,000 from last month. Although ADP does not always align with the official non-farm payroll data, due to the government shutdown that caused a lack of data for October, ADP becomes one of the few employment indicators that the Federal Reserve can rely on before making decisions about interest rates 💵 Friday's focus will be on consumption: the University of Michigan consumer confidence index and personal income and spending in the U.S.

📉 The Federal Reserve will enter its usual quiet period this Saturday, so there will be no policy-related speeches this week. What we need to know is that the Federal Reserve has cut rates by a total of 50 basis points in September and October, showing that it is now more concerned about the slowdown in employment than inflationary pressure. Based on the market's assessment that the Federal Reserve must continue to support the labor market, it is expected that the volatility of Wednesday's employment data will be amplified.
🚀 It is also important to mention that this week is the one with the highest profit targets we have had since the launch of our wealth advancement plan, with a profit target of 600%.

Due to the fact that this week the data is intensive and market volatility is higher, the Krytheon AI system will capture more high-frequency opportunities than ever, so the pace of operations this week will be more frequent and tighter than at any other time.

The stronger the execution and the more stable the rhythm is maintained, the more noticeable the cumulative effect of the gains will be.
Today I also want everyone to pay attention to the trading schedule: we will have two trades today.

The first one will be at 3 PM, right when the US market closes, which is also when institutional positions are adjusted the most.

The second one will be in the evening, the system will focus on capturing the unexpected volatility before and after Powell's speech, which is one of the most critical windows in today's structure.

Make sure to have your positions ready in advance, we don't want last-minute rush.

This week, especially Wednesday and Friday are key data days, as long as they keep pace and maintain discipline, they will be able to take advantage of the volatility brought by the data cycles. If they miss an opportunity, they will have to wait for the next cycle; if they seize it, it could be crucial growth.