Yesterday, the precious metals market surged strongly to new highs, and the overall precious metals sector entered an acceleration mode. Tonight, there is a key focus to watch: the release of the US December CPI data.



To understand what the Federal Reserve will do next, one cannot ignore the two main factors: employment and inflation, and this data happens to be the most direct window to verify these two indicators. Therefore, almost all traders who rely on data are waiting for it.

Interestingly, big funds are never panicked when the data is released. They usually start positioning a few days in advance. The seemingly random fluctuations in the market are actually their "votes." The market reaction when the non-farm payroll data was released last week proved this—those who knew the direction early were already waiting there.

Advice for short-term trading: Be sure to reduce positions in key support and resistance levels in a timely manner. Volatility will definitely intensify before the data is released—that's a rule. Instead of stubbornly holding on, it’s better to keep some positions to buy low and sell high, participating in the trend while avoiding getting caught in a trap.
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HypotheticalLiquidatorvip
· 11h ago
Large funds front-loading their positions? To put it simply, it's information asymmetry. We retail investors are always left behind, watching the dust settle. Before major data releases like CPI, volatility is bound to spike. Instead of following the trend and gambling on the direction, it's better to reduce leverage in advance. If a cascade of liquidations really happens, it's game over.
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DaoDevelopervip
· 11h ago
ngl, the whole "big money votes ahead of time" thing is just fancy speak for information asymmetry... which tbh feels like we're describing traditional finance's governance failure. with merkle proofs and on-chain data, this kind of front-running becomes verifiable and composable into better mechanisms. just saying.
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DAOTruantvip
· 11h ago
Large funds have already made strategic moves in advance—it's a brilliant point. Retail investors are still watching the K-line charts, while they have already laid their positions.
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RugpullAlertOfficervip
· 12h ago
I believe in the idea of large funds planning ahead. Retail investors are always the last to know the news, in other words, they are the bagholders.
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