S&P 500 "ready to surge" as market holds its breath for non-farm payrolls

```htmlGolden Ten Data July 2｜The S&P 500 index consolidated and fluctuated ahead of Thursday's non-farm payroll data release, with traders focusing on buy-the-dip opportunities, triangle formation risks, and the possibility of advancing toward 7600 points. Previously, the S&P 500 experienced significant volatility on Wednesday, which was reasonable given that the market was already somewhat ahead of itself before the non-farm payroll release. Analysts believe that any sell-off during Thursday's trading session—unless the United States releases exceptionally strong employment data—will be considered a buy-the-dip opportunity. The market expects an increase of 114,000 new jobs and an unemployment rate of 4.3%. We will monitor how close the actual figures are to expectations. This could be an uneventful event, and the data may simply confirm what we already know—the US economy is still running. Short-term pullbacks could present potential buying opportunities.```