The US non-farm payroll data for July has been released, and the results have shocked the market. The new jobs added were only 73,000, far below the expected 147,000. Even more concerning is that the data for May and June has been significantly revised downward, equivalent to the loss of 258,000 jobs. This series of data undoubtedly sounds the alarm for an economic recession.

Facing such a weak job market, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell is under immense pressure. Even if it may lead to a fall in the stock market, he has to consider taking action to stabilize the bond market and respond to government concerns. The market widely expects a rate cut in September, and many investors have already started betting on this.

However, for investors, waiting for the interest rate cut to officially take effect before entering the market may be too late. Once the interest rate cut policy is announced, the market is likely to have already experienced a significant rise, and early investors may have already gained substantial returns.

At this critical moment, investors need to carefully weigh data and policy signals. However, individual information acquisition capabilities are limited, and more professional guidance and analysis may be needed. There are plenty of opportunities in the market, including some potential high-return assets, but precise market insights and layout strategies are required.

Whether considering entering the market now or waiting for more signals, investors should remain vigilant, closely monitor economic data and policy developments, and make informed investment decisions.