The reason I open fewer positions on weekends is that there’s usually not much market activity and volatility is low. When there are no clear indicators, it’s better to take more rest, avoid opening random positions, and focus on preserving your capital—that’s the key. Don’t burn yourself out.

I believe those who choose to follow my trades are looking for stable profits, not aiming for unrealistic overnight doubles. A qualified trader is like a good hunter: patient and willing to wait for the right opportunities. While I can’t guarantee a 100% win rate, I aim to maintain a win rate above 80%, so I won’t let those who follow my trades down.

So, I suggest everyone use weekends to study more, review past trades, spend more time with family, and enjoy some leisure. Let your tense nerves relax a bit.