Saying you won’t check the markets over the weekend, but your hands honestly open the trading app anyway! An investor’s real life is painfully relatable!

Finally made it through a week of market swings—the weekend is here!
I planned to sleep in, have a meal with family, go out for a walk, and completely switch off from the markets. Then U.S. October PPI data came out: up 0.3% month over month and 6.5% year over year, both below expectations.
Meanwhile, market bets on a 25-basis-point rate hike in December rose to 91%.
And just like that, the hands that were ready to rest start opening the market app on their own.
BTC investors want to know if there’s a breakout signal ahead, U.S. stock investors are watching tech stocks, and gold investors are keeping an eye on the dollar and interest rate expectations.
So much for a carefree weekend!
Some people check candlestick charts while eating hot pot, sneak a look at market prices while chatting with friends, and check prices one last time before bed. A phone isn’t just a phone—it’s practically an emotional remote control you carry around.
Of course, some people choose to truly rest. After all, the markets are open every day, but our energy is limited. Stepping away from the screen now and then is also part of maintaining trading discipline.
No predictions today—let’s talk about life!
Which weekend mode are you in?
A: The market-watching type—if the market doesn’t rest, neither do I.
B: The review type—carefully looking back on this week’s wins and losses.
C: The rest type—phone on silent, and whatever happens in the market, happens.
Tell me in the comments which type you are! Let’s see how many people are just like you!#周末话题 #交易日记 $TSLA