if you don’t know what is stop loss. Then I don’t know what to tell you. I see a lot of noobs traders that do average down when their stonks or trade don’t go their way. This seem like a strategy for most beginners.
%% I added a bit to your'S. Sorry VXX ,+ better SPXU/spxs,added so little on weekly charts.Who knows \maybe it was an evil empire like Russia + talking snake media broadcasting a day this week to invade.THEN as of market close not doing it. More likely its IRS tax selling or 27 billion or 27 trillion of debt. WITH a ''short ''4 day week, next week\ cant argue with that next week/ even though some small caps/ SPY related cash are making a bottom creeping up/4 hour charts.
News to me, since you did not specify which "market" in the trading section. You stock traders love your "banker hours".
nyse, nasdaq, and bond market are closed on monday. what else are there beside the stonk market? is futes up on monday? u trade crypto? i don't consider crypto the stonk market.
CME opens at regular time on Sunday night, with a 5 hour break starting at 1PM EST Monday. Reopens at 6 PM. Whoopie do.
Yes, that is what I typed. Sunday it opens at 6 PM ET. Then it halts at 1PM ET the next day (Monday). We get a 5-hour break starting there, and re-opens at 6PM ET on Monday. Meanwhile, the stonk market is closed from now until pre-open Tuesday morning at what, 4AM or whatever it is? Mreh.
Here's a few worthless random thoughts. I think this thread would have been better titled, 'if Russia invades Ukraine, ***I'm going all in***' with certain respect paid to OP if an invasion happens, he does go all in, and proves successful. Personally I think this market has room right now to suddenly surge 2-3% on such an event. However, if that's the short term train one wants to ride, good luck, but don't get caught long, because it almost certainly going lower after the surge tops out [imho]. At least that's my take on it as things stand today, which potentially can change if there are big moves either way before an invasion etc. But I don't think any non-world-changing event right now is going to change the current course of things in the long run (which I believe is continued index depreciation.) And if we're dumb enough to get dragged into this, then there will be that much more reason to not get caught long on a sharp rally (muchless from the current levels.)