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WEEKEND HOLDINGS


Can I Hold Trades Over the Weekend in the PropScholar Evaluation Phase?

Yes, during the PropScholar evaluation phase, traders are given the flexibility to hold trades over the weekend. This feature is valuable for those following strategies that require longer holding periods. Weekend holding—keeping trading positions open when markets are closed—can be particularly advantageous for traders aiming to capture long-term price movements impacted by global events occurring over the weekend.

What Factors Affect Weekend Holding?

When markets close on Friday and reopen on Monday, numerous factors can influence price changes. Global news events, economic reports, and political developments may create significant price shifts. For swing traders and those with prolonged holding strategies, keeping positions open through this period allows them to capitalize on these potential price movements and gaps that may occur. Swing traders, specifically, benefit from aligning their positions with trends that play out over days or weeks, allowing them to maximize potential gains from their trades.

How Does Weekend Holding Support Different Trading Styles?

Weekend holding is versatile and complements many trading approaches, especially those that rely on observing fundamental changes in market sentiment and economic data. Without the restriction of closing trades every Friday, PropScholar traders can extend their positions through the weekend. This flexibility supports strategies with a longer outlook, enabling traders to respond to price movements more effectively when markets reopen on Monday.

Why Is Weekend Holding Beneficial for Traders?

Weekend holding at PropScholar not only supports strategies that require broader timeframes but also adds convenience and strategic depth for traders. By allowing positions to remain open over the weekend, PropScholar fosters a more adaptable trading environment. Traders can align their trades with evolving market conditions, even during periods when markets are officially closed, giving them a valuable edge in navigating a dynamic trading landscape.