Weekends — the most interesting time for bStocks.
While the U.S. market is closed, ordinary stocks just sit there. And $NVDAB , $SPCXB , $GMEB and the rest keep moving. Someone is taking profits, someone is building a position, someone is just watching how the price behaves without any “official” benchmark.
I’ve noticed that on these days trading volume often doesn’t drop—instead, it goes the other way. People have gotten used to the fact that you can enter a position on Saturday morning or Sunday evening, and that’s normal.
That means the market is gradually stopping to live by New York’s clock. At least in this part of it.
So do you trade bStocks more on weekdays, or specifically on weekends?
@BinanceCIS #bStocksCIS
While the U.S. market is closed, ordinary stocks just sit there. And $NVDAB , $SPCXB , $GMEB and the rest keep moving. Someone is taking profits, someone is building a position, someone is just watching how the price behaves without any “official” benchmark.
I’ve noticed that on these days trading volume often doesn’t drop—instead, it goes the other way. People have gotten used to the fact that you can enter a position on Saturday morning or Sunday evening, and that’s normal.
That means the market is gradually stopping to live by New York’s clock. At least in this part of it.
So do you trade bStocks more on weekdays, or specifically on weekends?
@BinanceCIS #bStocksCIS
