In the next few hours, the market is in a phase of uncertainty that could lead to a period of ranging, which is when prices fluctuate within a specific range without following a clear trend. This scenario is quite common on weekend days, when trading volumes tend to be lower due to the closure of many financial institutions. However, it is important to note that during these periods, the market may react unpredictably, especially if "whales", i.e. large investors or traders, decide to take action. There is an expectation that significant movements could occur on Sunday, just before the markets open. But as traders, we must remain cautious and wait for clear signals before making decisions. One of these signals could be the breaking of an upper resistance. If prices manage to overcome this level, it could be an indicator to consider long positions, i.e. aim for prices to rise. On the other hand, if we see a high volume move down towards the previous lows, we may start to consider bringing attention to possible short position openings. However, it is important to emphasize that we should be patient and wait for further confirmation before taking action. A key element to consider is the New York markets opening on Mondays. Often, this trading session can lead to significant movements in prices and volumes. The direction in which the weekly candle closes could have a significant impact on trading decisions and the overall direction of the market.
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