Not opening positions on weekends = Expert? Or missing out on a wave of "surprise rally"?

The most fascinating part of weekend market trends is:
👉 It always moves when you're not paying attention.
This week's market structure is very typical: oscillation + shrinking volume. To put it simply—
👉 Both bulls and bears lack confidence, but no one admits defeat.
So the question is:
👉 Is it a deep squat rebound, or a continuous decline?
My judgment:
👉 More like "scare you first, then give you some candy"—
That is—first dip to shake out the chips, then a small rebound.
How to choose your watchlist?
👉 Look for "resilient + high volume" targets—
Those that don't fall easily and quietly increase volume are often "preparing to take off candidates."
Offensive approach:
* Light positions for testing
* Exit with profit
Steady approach:
* Continue to hold cash
* Wait for Monday to confirm the trend
Black swan:
👉 Sudden policy changes, whale dumps
Golden phoenix:
👉 Coins quietly rising during sideways trading
One sentence summary:
Weekends are not a profit window, but a "don't get trapped window."
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