The weekend market rhythm was pretty good this time. Although small funds are sweeping stop-losses, the impact on mainstream positions is limited. I actually prefer this steady rhythm—just place a large order and go to sleep, waiting for opportunities. Compared to the choppy movements during US stock RTH hours, this kind of trend is much more comfortable.
From a technical perspective, the 4-hour chart has completed the retracement of the second wave and is now advancing toward the third wave. At this point, you should stick to your orders and avoid frequent operations that could lead to being stopped out. The medium-term outlook remains clear; patience and waiting are the best strategies.
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WhaleWatcher
· 8h ago
The weekend pace is really comfortable. Compared to the ups and downs of the US stock market, it's much better. Placing a large order and then sleeping, this is the way trading should be.
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TokenDustCollector
· 8h ago
Haha, with this rhythm, my sleep quality has improved. I don't want to compare myself to those US stock night owls, it's too exhausting.
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LightningPacketLoss
· 8h ago
Sleep market is the most comfortable, I really can't stand the fuss of the US stock market.
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FUDwatcher
· 8h ago
Stick to placing orders; don't get itchy to do short-term trading, as it's a quick way to cut losses.
The weekend market rhythm was pretty good this time. Although small funds are sweeping stop-losses, the impact on mainstream positions is limited. I actually prefer this steady rhythm—just place a large order and go to sleep, waiting for opportunities. Compared to the choppy movements during US stock RTH hours, this kind of trend is much more comfortable.
From a technical perspective, the 4-hour chart has completed the retracement of the second wave and is now advancing toward the third wave. At this point, you should stick to your orders and avoid frequent operations that could lead to being stopped out. The medium-term outlook remains clear; patience and waiting are the best strategies.