The most dangerous thing on the weekend is not the decline, but your inability to resist trading!

Many people think that losing money is because of wrong judgment.
In fact, a more common reason is — you made too many decisions.
Volatile markets are essentially "designed to get you to act." Every fluctuation seems to say: now is the opportunity. But the truth is, most of the time, it's just noise.
This is especially true on weekends.
Reduced liquidity, increased volatility, amplified emotions. When these three factors combine, it's easiest to create a "misperception of trading."
So you'll find:
✔ Buying at a small high
✔ Selling at a small low
✔ Repeatedly trading back and forth, losing more and more
Actually, an effective strategy is to "reduce actions."
If you're aggressive, wait for extreme positions to act; if you're conservative, simply stay still and wait for a clear trend.
As for black swans, they always exist but are unpredictable; what you can do is control your position size and pace.
In one sentence:
In volatile markets, doing less means earning more.
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