Regarding tonight's unemployment data, essentially it's routine data released weekly; don't expect it to cause a significant market move.

The key is to watch the 15-minute timeframe, and when there's volatility, "catch the needle" (trade accordingly),
The market usually only moves briefly, coming fast and leaving just as quickly.

During the day, this rhythm is suitable for ultra-short-term trading,
Take any small profit, even if it's just a little, it's still profit.

As for the overall trend, we still need to wait until the US stock market opens to see how the sentiment develops.
The overall approach remains unchanged, still leaning bearish.

Focus on one level: 72,000
If it doesn't break → continue shorting around the rebound
If it breaks → reassess the rhythm

One sentence summary:
Trade short-term on small cycles, wait for confirmation on the big trend, and keep shorting as long as it doesn't break 72,000.