Normally, I’d see this kind of drop as a buying opportunity. But this isn’t your typical market correction.
What we’re experiencing isn’t being driven by charts or routine news cycles — it’s fueled by escalating global conflict. This is a reaction to real-world war tensions, not technical indicators.
With global financial markets closed for the weekend, price movements are lagging behind real sentiment. What you’re seeing right now isn’t the full picture — it's the calm before a potentially bigger storm.
That’s why I’m not rushing in. I’m waiting for the markets to reopen and show us how the world really responds.
Smart trading isn’t just about spotting dips — it’s about timing. This weekend, the smartest move is to watch, wait, and protect your capital.