Saturday is the quietest day in the markets. U.S. markets are closed, on-chain transfers continue as usual, and prices are still moving—it’s just that no one is there to tell a story about them.
These are the moments when the biggest problems tend to come from your own hands. When the market offers no clear direction, you feel tempted to invent one. You check the charts a few more times, look at a few more screenshots in the group chat, and then place a trade at a time when you really shouldn’t be trading.
I’ve seen too many accounts take their heaviest losses during stretches when there’s nothing to do. Big moves never lack participants; what’s rare is people who are still in the market when they arrive.
This weekend, why not review last week’s trades? Which ones followed the plan from start to finish, and which ones were impulsive? Knowing the difference is more useful than reading ten more analysts’ opinions.
When the market opens on Monday, prices will give you the answer. Your job is to still be there.
These are the moments when the biggest problems tend to come from your own hands. When the market offers no clear direction, you feel tempted to invent one. You check the charts a few more times, look at a few more screenshots in the group chat, and then place a trade at a time when you really shouldn’t be trading.
I’ve seen too many accounts take their heaviest losses during stretches when there’s nothing to do. Big moves never lack participants; what’s rare is people who are still in the market when they arrive.
This weekend, why not review last week’s trades? Which ones followed the plan from start to finish, and which ones were impulsive? Knowing the difference is more useful than reading ten more analysts’ opinions.
When the market opens on Monday, prices will give you the answer. Your job is to still be there.
