I am more inclined to short next week because the Federal Reserve is unlikely to cut interest rates, and Japan may raise interest rates. Due to the risk appetite for funds, a lot of money will withdraw early next week, and liquidity issues, once they happen on a weekday, will trigger a chain reaction. There will be increased selling on weekdays, while buying will significantly decrease. One can imagine how dire the situation will be at that time. Although liquidity is also poor on weekends, at least there won't be much selling, which is a situation where both buying and selling decrease. So, over the weekend, we could see either a big rise or fall (due to a lack of liquidity; once there are large sell or buy orders, it will cause market fluctuations; refer to the last time when Trump's tweet caused a massive sell-off). Or the market could remain flat. If liquidity issues occur on a weekday, it will be a disaster. Remember March 12? It was precisely because of liquidity issues that a large number of sell orders appeared on a weekday, and buying was extremely rare, leading to the meltdown of the US stock market and the cryptocurrency market's halving. Next week could potentially be another week of cold evening deification.
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