Wall Street leaves at 4 PM Friday. The news doesn't.
Fund managers clock out Fridays at 4 PM. Tim Sykes trades the gap that opens next. ‌
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THU NOV 5 · Special Briefing

(From Millionaire Publishing)

Wall Street goes home at 4 PM Friday.
The news keeps coming.

They go home. The news doesn’t.

Every Friday at 4 PM Eastern, the people running billion-dollar accounts on Wall Street step away from the market.

Fund managers, bank traders, analysts. Gone until Monday.

That’s not a rumor. It’s just how their week works.

Meanwhile, news keeps breaking on hundreds of smaller companies all weekend, and almost nobody with institutional money is around to react to it.

Trader Tim Sykes calls that stretch the Weekend Gap.

It’s the whole reason he can place a trade Friday afternoon, close his laptop, and check the result Monday morning.

He recorded a video walking through exactly how he trades it.

Watch how the Weekend Gap works >>

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