Weekend market conditions require vigilance against a key risk—liquidity exhaustion. Recent market performance has been quite interesting, with trading volume dropping to its lowest level in six months, which has directly caused several chain reactions.

When trading depth is insufficient, small funds buying and selling can easily cause significant price fluctuations, making technical patterns highly unreliable. Breakouts you see may be unfounded, and sharp declines could simply be liquidity traps. In such an environment, short-term positive and negative news are easily amplified, and investors can be easily fooled by false signals.

This is especially a test for short-term contract traders—low liquidity equals high slippage risk, and entry and exit points may deviate from expected prices. It is recommended to stay cautious over the next couple of days and not be fooled by false technical patterns.