The market's bouncing back, but it's the weekend. This is often when we see lower trading volume, which can lead to unpredictable moves. đđ
âKnowing how to read these signals can save you from making hasty decisions, especially after a volatile week like this one.
âđ Why Weekends Are Different:
âLower Volume: Most institutional traders and major funds are off-hours. This means fewer large orders, making the market less "deep."
âHigher Volatility (Sometimes): With less liquidity, a smaller trade can have a bigger impact on price, leading to exaggerated pumps or dumps (often called "fake-outs").
âLiquidation Hunts: Smaller players or automated bots might try to trigger stop-losses in thinly traded markets.
âđĄ How to Spot a Potential "Weekend Fake-out":
âCheck Volume: If a big price move happens on unusually low volume, be cautious. It might not have strong conviction behind it.
âLook for Range Holds: Strong breakouts or breakdowns usually need high volume and confirmation from larger players during weekdays. Over the weekend, look for the price to mostly stay within a defined range.
âWeekly Close is Key: For long-term trends, the weekly candle close (often Sunday evening UTC) is far more important than any intra-weekend swing.
âMy Approach: I'm primarily observing for the weekly close above $70,000 to confirm strength. Anything before that is noise until confirmed.
âWhat technical indicators do you watch on weekends to avoid false signals? Share your insights! đ
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