#数字货币市场回升各位注意了！美股那边今天彻底 has closed down. Yes, today, November 27th, is Thanksgiving, and both the NYSE and NASDAQ are closed for the day. No stock trading, and the bond market is also taking a nap. But don't worry, tomorrow, Black Friday, will have a half-day opening—trading starts at 9:30 AM and ends at 1 PM, totaling just 3.5 hours. To be honest, this kind of half-day trading is quite subtle. The institutional pros have all gone home for the holiday, and those left in the market are mostly retail investors and algorithm Bots. With the trading volume low, liquidity dries up, and what would normally be a $10 Fluctuation can suddenly turn into a $20 gap due to just a few large orders. More importantly, at this time, market sentiment is often very divided. On one side, the retail frenzy of promotions for Black Friday data is about to be released, and consumer stocks might react wildly; on the other side, if some news suddenly breaks during this period when no one is watching the market, prices could easily get skewed. So my view is very straightforward: short-term players should exercise restraint these days and avoid chasing the price or selling with bearish market out of impatience in thin trading. Instead of anxiously staring at those fluctuating Candlestick charts, it might be better to take the opportunity to organize this year's trading records—what strategies worked? Which pitfalls have been stumbled into twice without learning a lesson? Year-end market trends are often the main event, and now is a good time to recharge. Of course, the rhythm of traditional markets also has a chain reaction on our side. When U.S. stocks take a break, there will be short-term changes in capital flow. Although the crypto market operates 24/7, it will still be affected to some extent.