⤵️📉 Why does the market usually drop at the beginning of the month? Truth or myth?

Have you ever heard that "every beginning of the month the market takes a dip"?

🧐 It's not a rule, but there are indeed recurring factors that help explain this behavior. Let's understand:

🔄 1. Profit Taking from the Previous Month's End

Many traders close positions at the end of the month to secure gains.

➡️ This can lead to technical sell-offs at the beginning of the month, putting downward pressure on prices.

🧾 2. Fund Rebalancing

Large institutional funds adjust their portfolios monthly.

➡️ Sometimes this requires spot sales of assets, which can also lead to drops.

💳 3. Salary Inflows = More Liquidity?

With salaries coming in, some believe that new capital stimulates buying.

✅ Yes, but this depends on market sentiment.

➡️ If the market is pessimistic, this liquidity does not hold up against selling pressure.

⚠️ 4. Macroeconomic News

At the beginning of each month, indicators such as payroll in the U.S., PMIs, and inflation are released.

➡️ These data directly impact the markets — especially crypto, which is sensitive to risk appetite.

📌 Summary:

Not every beginning of the month sees a drop, but:

Technical + institutional + macroeconomic factors

= Increased volatility in the first few days.

🎯 The secret is: do not be guided by myths, but by analysis! #calender2025