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  • ADP Announces National Employment Report Preliminary Estimate Publicly Available on a Weekly Cadence

    From mediacenter.adp.com

    ADP announced it will release a preliminary U.S. estimate of the ADP National Employment Report weekly, each Tuesday starting today. This weekly report will provide the change in private sector employment, offering the most current view of the labor market based on ADP's fine-grained, high-frequency data. This timely and orderly weekly release of the preliminary U.S. estimate will be made available to all, simultaneously and will provide a directional indicator of the labor market. On a monthly basis, during the first Wednesday of each month, ADP will also continue to release its comprehensive jobs report that serves ... (full story)

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ffghost
Oct 28, 2025 8:01am
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Interesting.....this could stir up some volatility (for about 15 minutes).

...now for it to be added to the FF calendar
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TimmyBTrades
Oct 28, 2025 8:29am
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Excellent news! The data quality of ADP was always dubious at best, but high frequency employment indicator does not necessarily need to be as precise as a monthly release.
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Trader#A9D4
Oct 28, 2025 8:06am
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So we get completely inaccurate data weekly instead of monthly? Well that’s super helpful lol. ADP and government numbers are revised to such an extreme degree the current numbers can’t be taken seriously. Ai is destroying job growth at a fast pace, that’s what matters.

But it looks like volatility is dead for awhile. Gap up, go straight sideways, repeat.
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Trader#6299
Oct 28, 2025 9:02am
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Quoting ffghost
Interesting.....this could stir up some volatility (for about 15 minutes). ...now for it to be added to the FF calendar
You were long stocks and short gold, right?
Must be pretty happy.

Too bad we couldn’t get more people in on the greatest bull market of all time lol.
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Trader#E14A
Oct 28, 2025 9:15am
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All i keep seeing is massive layoffs by every major company, and im not talking about 100 people its 10's of thousands. AI, machine automation take overe is gaining major traction. I'm not expecting much employment gain
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