Saturday morning is when retail traders transform into forensic accountants, searching for a miracle in the $DJT court filings or calculating if $AMD at 61x forward earnings makes them a financial genius. The market is closed. The charts are frozen. Yet, the urge to "do something" remains. Amateurs spend today looking for weekend confirmation bias to justify holding a bag. Professionals use Saturday to find out where their process failed during the week. The market is closed. Close the laptop and audit the ledger.
$PYPL +0.00% — what the base rate says
What the data showed
- $PYPL +0.00% mcap $49.3B · float 899M shares · sector: SERVICES-BUSINESS SERVICES, NEC
- $DJT +0.00% mcap $2.9B · float 163M shares · sector: SERVICES-COMPUTER PROGRAMMING, DATA PROCESSING, ETC.
- $XLK +0.00%
- $AMD +0.00% mcap $791.5B · float 1.6B shares · sector: SEMICONDUCTORS & RELATED DEVICES
- $MLCO +0.00% mcap $2.1B · float 435M shares
- $MGM +0.00% mcap $11.7B · float 186M shares · sector: HOTELS & MOTELS
- $XLC +0.00%
- $BOTZ +0.00%
- $NWG +0.00% mcap $73.7B · float 4.0B shares · sector: Commercial Banks, NEC
- $PAX +0.00%
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