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Trading on Weekends: Is it Safe?

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One thing that has been my observation so far is that this movement actually occurs when there is no important news release or near the end of the market. This is what raises the notion that the weekend market seems to be a place for speculators.
#226 - November 14, 2021, 11:27:53 PM

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Many assume that trading on the weekends can be very dangerous because market movements at that time are very difficult to predict, so the majority of traders choose not to use weekend moments for trading. even though if we keep trading, there might be a good opportunity to make profits and trading positions that are still floating may be subject to a fairly large profit gap.
#227 - November 14, 2021, 11:28:53 PM

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Weekend trading is risky if not controlled, but very profitable if we are able to use it well. There are market driving factors whose development does not recognize weekends such as economic, political and security factors. So even though on the weekend the market seems to be moving slowly, there is still a chance for a gap to occur which will give you an advantage due to the development of some of these factors.
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#229 - Today at 11:48:39 PM

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I think it's definitely safe because when you only have free time during holidays you can also trade Because all of that means referring to what you can How do you take your time to do this foreign exchange trading activity
#229 - November 15, 2021, 04:10:09 AM

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trading on weekends has big risks
#230 - November 15, 2021, 04:23:44 AM

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if you use stop loss i think that is safe..
agree, if you want to secure the key is stop loss or restrictions on risks
#231 - November 15, 2021, 06:57:20 AM

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I think because Friday is the weekend, this weekend a lot of traders are out of trading activity faster than usual, for example in Asian countries some brokers and traders will close their weekly trading activities as soon as the Tokyo or Sydney exchange closes, in the European market session, some brokers and traders will also close their weekly trading activities as soon as the london market closes, so that the volume of transactions and transaction activities will be different from the volume of transactions and transaction activities on other days.
#232 - November 16, 2021, 10:43:36 PM

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It is very difficult to predict market movements on weekends, actually due to the intensity of transactions between traders and forex players around the world being decreased and even stopped because the market will close. They are thinking about taking a break to prepare for vacation and or it could be an evaluation of the transactions that have been made in financial markets this week.
#233 - November 16, 2021, 10:44:16 PM

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If we are trading always putting forward a good money management always, then it is definitely trading we will be safe, so at the time whenever and in any interument will remain safe
#234 - November 16, 2021, 11:27:54 PM

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it's safe as long as we can run it well and good because whatever day it is not a problem, it's important the book understands how to use it properly or not, don't let us fail
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weekly trading remains dangerous
#236 - November 17, 2021, 12:33:39 AM

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Doing an Open position on the weekend I think it's safe because what I think is not safe is when your Open position is irregular.  But is it better on the weekend you just take the time to rest or just hang out with your family because it's better for your body to also need a break?
#237 - November 19, 2021, 02:07:41 AM

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trading on holidays I think it's okay and no one forbids you but it would be nice if you use the holidays to rest but when you don't do anything on holidays you should be allowed to trade or learn to read with knowledge you will increase
#238 - November 21, 2021, 01:52:46 AM

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as much as possible to close all orders on the weekend, but sometimes the situation is not always the same as we want. For example, we still have orders that are floating minus, and technically, the price will still return to the path we calculated,
#239 - November 25, 2021, 11:43:06 PM

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which is definitely safe but it would be better if you don't have to do any trading you just use it for a break so that Monday you can go back to trading because in my opinion Saturday and Sunday are just for rest but if you have other advantages or maybe you want to trade it's okay also i just suggest
#240 - December 10, 2021, 11:55:35 AM

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