Education: News risk: trade through it, or stand aside?

Scheduled releases (rates, CPI, payrolls, inventories) are known volatility. Spreads widen, stops can fill worse than placed, and a correct direction can still lose. From this week's Daily Market Brief: Fiduciary duty requires investment managers to allocate trades fairly and consistently across client accounts before outcomes are known — profiting from selective hindsight is a core regulatory red line. Discussion: Which releases do you never hold through, and which do you treat as normal? Why? Answers from newer members are as welcome as answers from professionals — say which you are and nobody will assume. Educational discussion, not financial advice. Trading involves significant risk of loss.