An analyst at investment bank Goldman Sachs, Scott Rubner, has pointed out that given the potential weakness in the upcoming non-farm payroll report, the trend of a stock market correction could accelerate. In this current market climate, commodity trading advisors (CTAs) and other systematic funds, which operate on rules-based trading, tend to adopt a bearish stance on the market. Rubner emphasizes that this might be the final non-emotional adjustment in the market. Under normal market conditions, these funds may sell approximately $17.38 billion worth of US stocks; while during periods of rising prices, they may sell around $3.73 billion worth of stocks. Crucially, should the stock market decline, it could potentially lead to the sale of up to $65.55 billion worth of stocks. This analysis reveals how sensitive the market is to changes in non-farm payroll data, particularly negative data, and the potential impact it can have.