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How to ride Monday’s gap like a pro
Most folks don’t realize this...
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Most folks don’t realize this…
Weekends tend to produce more volatility than most weekdays… even though Wall Street’s doors are closed.
Why?
News builds up. Tensions rise. And when the bell rings Monday morning, the fireworks start.
In fact, research shows Monday is the most volatile day of the week with big, opening gaps.
And some studies show weekend volatility is 20% higher than other weekday levels.
So, how do you prepare?
You don’t chase it. You beat it to the punch.
I just set one smart trade… Then I walk away.
No charts. No late-night headlines.
Just a setup designed to ride the wave of weekend volatility…
So you don’t have to get buried by it…
As always, I can’t promise results or against losses.
But this weekend trade could be a huge benefit in these market conditions.
So what are you waiting for?
~Tom Busby
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