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Topic: Weekend Trading, how do you feel about it? - page 4. (Read 1024 times)

legendary
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November 09, 2021, 10:00:27 AM
#95
usually weekend trading not a good idea, low volume, even a few speculant says , weekend trading doesn't count to dialy chart. but if there are a coins which have major event like listing or mainnet, etc after weekend , it's a good one to place long position, or scalp.

So weekend trading is good for placing long positions?! And that can work, right? People can trade like that and make a profit if they do it properly! It's trading, after all, each of us can find the strategy that suits them! Of course, people who trade long positions only on weekends will miss this and that, but it does not matter, playing on safe can be less profitable, but at least it's not a loss!
I think in trading many things can work if you have a good approach, do your research, be patient, check your orders from time to time (on weekends)... and if it's profitable just continue with that! If not, change it!
hero member
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November 09, 2021, 04:08:23 AM
#94
What do you think about Saturday and Sunday trading Huh

Considering it with week days which do you see as profitable or they are just the same thing to you.

I like for us to share how we feel about these two trading times, if you make more profit more or loss more on any of week days or weekend trading.
Personally, I think that weekend trading in is the same as trading on weekdays. But the thing here is that for some people, since they have to work on weekdays, it’s usually difficult for them to concentrate on their day-trading when it comes to Monday to Friday. But on Saturdays, since you have nothing doing you can be able to have full concentration on your trading and be able to achieve more success than weekdays that your mind is not fully concentrating on what you are doing.

So, I would say that for traders who have other jobs that they’re doing on weekdays, weekends are going to have a better advantage for them to trade. As for people who are full-time day traders, they would prefer to use weekends to have some time off and freshen up. You can’t get stuck in front of your screen all day, all week.
hero member
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November 08, 2021, 08:11:25 PM
#93
usually weekend trading not a good idea, low volume, even a few speculant says , weekend trading doesn't count to dialy chart. but if there are a coins which have major event like listing or mainnet, etc after weekend , it's a good one to place long position, or scalp.
sr. member
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November 07, 2021, 04:31:42 PM
#92
I am not an expert in crypto trading, but the little experience I have is that, in week days coin normally go up so the profit is higher than in weekends. Sometimes in weekends that's when people have enough time to trade, at that particular time some people will be selling, as a result of that the price fall and the profit become less.
It may be your calculation is good about rise or price but generally on weekdays this going down as well because volume goes down just because of this not good activity just panic sellers or peoples with nothing serious in trading having something.

Traders with good funds and having good work all weekdays mostly have off day because It's also very important for them to have some other activity or done some off field activities which help them for having fresh mind and better results doing trading all days without off having very bad impact on many which bring big loses or many other issues with health as well.
legendary
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November 07, 2021, 02:35:19 PM
#91
If you do P2P, the best days are Friday and Saturday ... for any other type of trade and in the particular case of those who do trade as their profession, any day is always good, you have to have 24/7 availability that is why it is so difficult And if you are going to rest programs some orders to be executed, I clarify that trading is not my profession, nor is it my main income, but when I try I assume it with a high degree of commitment, I think that in the long run it is what is really important.
sr. member
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November 07, 2021, 02:04:32 PM
#90
Crypto volatility knows no day and time, the crypto market never sleeps as most exchanges accept global customers. There are some people who make trading as a side profession who may choose the weekend as a trading opportunity. On the other hand, some active traders also choose those days where they have to take a vacation to refresh their minds.

So it's your right to want the best days and hours. Anyway, my weekend is a relaxing day. No trade executions will be made on that day. Just checking whether the order is filled or not (and even then via android).

Yes, I never seen a difference between trading on weekends and on weekdays. Its 24/7, traders from all over the world pitch in at their own time zone or at what ever time they are comfortable with. The trading volume as well, have never been significantly high or low on particular day/time. Besides exchange, its the coin which brings in traders and trading volumes. So any day, any time trading can be done.  
hero member
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November 07, 2021, 11:55:00 AM
#89
Crypto volatility knows no day and time, the crypto market never sleeps as most exchanges accept global customers. There are some people who make trading as a side profession who may choose the weekend as a trading opportunity. On the other hand, some active traders also choose those days where they have to take a vacation to refresh their minds.

So it's your right to want the best days and hours. Anyway, my weekend is a relaxing day. No trade executions will be made on that day. Just checking whether the order is filled or not (and even then via android).
legendary
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November 07, 2021, 10:09:39 AM
#88
I heard and noticed lots of times that weekends are having plenty of movements which must be a preferred one for all types of traders rather than facing a stagnated market conditions. But, honestly I need to work many things to make myself available to trade on weekends as well. I guess I must plan up at least for the current bull rally.
But what I feel is the current bull rally is complete different from what we had in previous cycles of bitcoin market. This time we are not having any significant price movement on weekend but what I have observed is Monday and Tuesday are having some significant price movement and it can be either positive or bearish movements. I guess you already doing perfect and in my opinion you can continue what you are doing already; no changes needed in your trade timing.

The current market situation is not suitable for any short term trading with bitcoin hence you can simply go for long term holding which is known for getting us profits in passive manner so do not bother about current market scenarios for your trading methods.
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November 05, 2021, 04:05:22 PM
#87
I am not an expert in crypto trading, but the little experience I have is that, in week days coin normally go up so the profit is higher than in weekends. Sometimes in weekends that's when people have enough time to trade, at that particular time some people will be selling, as a result of that the price fall and the profit become less.
legendary
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November 05, 2021, 12:54:23 AM
#86
I like for us to share how we feel about these two trading times, if you make more profit more or loss more on any of week days or weekend trading.
As I am trading from my workplace, I am into only week days trading. I heard and noticed lots of times that weekends are having plenty of movements which must be a preferred one for all types of traders rather than facing a stagnated market conditions. But, honestly I need to work many things to make myself available to trade on weekends as well. I guess I must plan up at least for the current bull rally.

That's how volatile crypto is wherein regardless if it's weekdays or weekends, something surprising will happen.
There were times where crypto was not bothering whether it was week days or weekends but as per recent times,  it seemed that weekend traders are relatively more profitable than others (I am not considering their strategy or experiences but the number of profitable trades).
legendary
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November 04, 2021, 07:03:48 PM
#85
What do you think about Saturday and Sunday trading Huh
Considering it with week days which do you see as profitable or they are just the same thing to you.
I like for us to share how we feel about these two trading times, if you make more profit more or loss more on any of week days or weekend trading.
As we know trading is just about how to make profit.

Weekend trading actions are a reference for some traders.

But I noticed that it shouldn't mostly apply to our crypto-trading activities. It was only effective as a reference at fiat or stock trading. That's how volatile crypto is wherein regardless its weekdays or weekends, something surprising will happen.

because in crypto, we don't consider much of when to trade, usually, we don't have the concept of weekdays or weekends, because we can trade 24/7 anytime, any day. this i think, is the difference with stock trading.
but for some traders who have other work or other activities during the week, they can focus more on weekend trading. but nevertheless, in this market, there's not much of a difference about the days of the week when it comes to trading.
legendary
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November 04, 2021, 06:59:24 PM
#84
What do you think about Saturday and Sunday trading Huh
Considering it with week days which do you see as profitable or they are just the same thing to you.
I like for us to share how we feel about these two trading times, if you make more profit more or loss more on any of week days or weekend trading.
As we know trading is just about how to make profit.

Weekend trading actions are a reference for some traders.

But I noticed that it shouldn't mostly apply to our crypto-trading activities. It was only effective as a reference at fiat or stock trading. That's how volatile crypto is wherein regardless if it's weekdays or weekends, something surprising will happen.

Regardless of when will you trade, just do your usual drill.
legendary
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November 04, 2021, 06:51:58 PM
#83
Cryptocurrency trading is open 24 hours non-stop and non-stop unless there is a disruption that causes trading to stop.
I trade every day at predetermined hours (which are definitely world crypto trading hours). I will only take a day off when the weekend is for the family because it is very important to refresh the brain.
Weekends can be traded depending on the situation and market conditions. If it is required I will take a little time to complete it.
hero member
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November 04, 2021, 06:37:58 PM
#82
I still prefer to relax on weekends. But in any case, if there is an opportunity, I can work,
It would be unhealthy if we just keep trading all the week so we should also consider taking rest days so we can have time to relax and unwind. And saturdays and sundays are enough for me to keep myself refresh before i start trading on a new week. And this crypto market are sometimes more unstable during weekends so it would hard for us to make profits knowing the market is in sideways. But in times where i can see good opportunities to trade, i do trading too as much as i want more profits even in times of my rest days. Maybe for some traders they do trade the whole week for the sake of profits but i must say, have time to chill and relax too so you can be more productive the time you come back for trading.
It comes to think that most traders had the same day/s of taking their rest coz on the weekend the market is not so active unlike on the weekdays. Well, of course, it is a need for us to stay healthy and need time for the family which is very important than being focused on money. That some would say it was boring, slow movement, that actually it means that we need to take some pause and get back on the other day.
Maybe we could do other stuff other than trading, we can't be the whole life in trading in the first place.
hero member
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November 04, 2021, 06:12:12 PM
#81
I still prefer to relax on weekends. But in any case, if there is an opportunity, I can work,
It would be unhealthy if we just keep trading all the week so we should also consider taking rest days so we can have time to relax and unwind. And saturdays and sundays are enough for me to keep myself refresh before i start trading on a new week. And this crypto market are sometimes more unstable during weekends so it would hard for us to make profits knowing the market is in sideways. But in times where i can see good opportunities to trade, i do trading too as much as i want more profits even in times of my rest days. Maybe for some traders they do trade the whole week for the sake of profits but i must say, have time to chill and relax too so you can be more productive the time you come back for trading.
legendary
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November 04, 2021, 04:56:16 PM
#80
That logic doesn't work that way. What if those many trades one makes on the average are in loss, always? Over trading tends to weary a trader and cause them to lose track and focus on trades.
I've been like you said. It happens because emotions and desires return losses quickly. Maybe for people who are new to trading controlling emotions is very difficult, even sometimes I am careless and make mistakes.

Weekend trading, maybe some people do that, because he has a basic job every day effective. I do that sometimes, but mostly I do or just look at it every day. Maybe for full traders it is not a problem with the weekend. But I'm sure they need rest, to let go of the saturation. 
It is not even just the new people, I still have times when I can't control my emotions at all times. I am not saying that it is impossible, I do control it at most times, but there are still some few rare times when I end up losing to my emotions and that ends up being something that is not really that profitable and makes me lose so much money. Obviously we are going to have a bit of time when we start, at first it will be worse that's true, but that doesn't mean even after 8 years there is zero trades with emotions left, there are still some left.

I have a job that doesn't have "weekend off" type of deal, and I still do during weekends because it is seriously much easier during that period, not just because market is different but because mindset is still different even if you work on weekends. This is why I believe weekend trading volume is "usually" higher, not at all times though.
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November 04, 2021, 12:59:30 PM
#79
Weekend trading is very  boring. Market is closed on Friday and Saturday.  So, there is no big movement in these two days. According to my country time, at Sunday evening market opens and a big movement comes. Sometimes it is upward or downward. Monday trading volume is very high.
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November 04, 2021, 12:36:42 PM
#78
learning through books is indeed more effective, because we can get tricks from people who are truly masters of trading, so this will not plunge us. besides that we also need to discuss with friends who are more senior by learning their experiences that have been experienced so far. that way I think later we will soon get our trading style that we feel most comfortable with
Learning from the Masters is a good thumb up for beginners traders are those that are already in the game. Trading is never easy, thus we need to ready attend classes to get fit into the market games. The fud will always bring the table to us, but those we are Masters will know how to shake it. Weekend trading in a bit fundamental.
It is good, but you must have your own analysis and not just follow what the Masters suggest because if you do not do that, I am afraid that you will hard to improve your skills and depend on your Master to trade. If you can analyze from the lesson of your Masters, sooner or later, you will have better skills to trade and you do not need to depend on your Masters to analyze the market.

Most people just listen to other people's suggestions and do not want to analyze by themselves because they think that will make them feel comfortable to wait for the next signal from their Master. They will not have a chance to improve their skills.
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November 04, 2021, 09:46:27 AM
#77
learning through books is indeed more effective, because we can get tricks from people who are truly masters of trading, so this will not plunge us. besides that we also need to discuss with friends who are more senior by learning their experiences that have been experienced so far. that way I think later we will soon get our trading style that we feel most comfortable with
Learning from the Masters is a good thumb up for beginners traders are those that are already in the game. Trading is never easy, thus we need to ready attend classes to get fit into the market games. The fud will always bring the table to us, but those we are Masters will know how to shake it. Weekend trading in a bit fundamental.
hero member
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November 04, 2021, 07:42:58 AM
#76
That logic doesn't work that way. What if those many trades one makes on the average are in loss, always? Over trading tends to weary a trader and cause them to lose track and focus on trades.

I've been like you said. It happens because emotions and desires return losses quickly. Maybe for people who are new to trading controlling emotions is very difficult, even sometimes I am careless and make mistakes.

Weekend trading, maybe some people do that, because he has a basic job every day effective. I do that sometimes, but mostly I do or just look at it every day. Maybe for full traders it is not a problem with the weekend. But I'm sure they need rest, to let go of the saturation. 
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