关于其他人如何提前应对非农的快速问题

I tend to scale back quite a bit, especially on anything that could be whipsawed easily. Tight stops are good, but sometimes the volatility just blows right through them before you can react.

I've tried both approaches, and for me, scaling back position sizes has been less stressful than trying to manage extra tight stops during the volatility. It really depends on your strategy and risk tolerance.

I generally scale back significantly or just sit on the sidelines for NFP. The volatility can be so unpredictable, and those wild swings often blow past even tight stops.

For NFP, I usually close out most of my positions an hour or so beforehand, unless they're long-term holds. The volatility can just be too unpredictable for shorter-term trades.

For NFP, I usually close out most positions that aren't long-term holds. The volatility isn't worth the risk unless you're specifically trading the news, which is a different beast entirely.