Avoid trading on bank holidays and days with no major news, where thin liquidity makes you vulnerable to price sweeps. Also skip the day before big economic releases like CPI or NFP, when price builds false wicks that knock out traders before the real move.
So like what days are accumulation days or low probability days most likely to be part of? It's typically a day where there's no red folder news events. If you're trading like a bank holiday, like recent, the banks are not trading. Like why are you trading? Most of the time is not gonna be a good idea. Or a day after a holiday and there's no news and price is just accumulating for the next manipulation basically. And so if you're trading that, then you most likely you're gonna be the liquidity. Most likely you, you will get manipulated out. Number 2, day before a large high impact news event such as CPI. I don't really love trading. Morning, the day before NFP. Why? Because like price is accumulating before it's generating liquidity, and then the next day you'll see during the 8:30 news, like typically it's something like this, and then just like a huge wick to the downside that knocks all these people out before the actual move. So I want to be part of this move here, not any of this, and then getting what knocked out there. Well,
