Most traders have this huge distinction between the weekdays and the weekends.
But if you're focused on bigger picture ideas, it all kinda feels the same whether it's a tuesday or a saturday because:
- you're still not pressing buttons that much
- you're mostly waiting & observing
- you're spending free time researching & managing
- you're waiting for A+ setups
The market being open only really matters when you have to buy/sell, which isn't all that common for the best swing traders.
So my weekends look like my weekdays:
- researching emerging themes
- finding new/undiscovered stocks
- monitoring my fav X accounts
- reviewing my thesis changes (if any)
- planning technical levels
- using thematic maps to spot new trends
- creating watchlists for shorter term trade ideas
- talking to other traders, bouncing ideas, etc
Longer timeframes = bigger moves = the less I care what day of the week it is
HAGW peeps.
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