You’ve been grinding all week. And it’s finally Friday.
Long hours, too few dollars, you’re hoping to catch a break this weekend.
During the holidays, it can get even more stressful.
Regular monthly bills but with gifts and travel expenses on top. When Friday rolls around, you deserve a well-earned breather.
But one more hour of work could flip your entire outlook …
While most people are clocking out on Friday afternoon, I’m clocking in.
At the end of every week, a specific window opens in the market. This is a trading pattern I’ve used for years.
It doesn’t matter that you missed the big runs on Monday or Tuesday. It doesn’t matter that you only have an hour to spare from your day.
What matters is whether you’re ready to hustle when everyone else stops paying attention?
My students and I don’t need to trade all day. We wait for this one specific setup, The Weekend Pattern. And it runs like clockwork.
- One trade.
- Once a week.
- At the same time.
- With the same pattern.
This Friday, the setup is back again.
Most people will miss it, because they’re too busy escaping the final hours of their work week, instead of using it to hustle.
Don’t let another Friday slip by while someone else takes the trade you should have caught.
The weekend starts after the bell, not before.
What to Watch for This Friday’s Setup
Every Friday morning, I scan for the strongest spikes in the small-cap market.
The stocks that already show serious volume and a clear catalyst.
Then I watch how the price behaves after the morning spike. Most traders chase that first run and get smoked on the pullback. Don’t chase it.
The smart move is to wait. Let it prove it can hold strength into the afternoon.
If a stock can hold its gains after lunch and into the close, it’s showing bullish conviction even as the volume tapers.
That’s the fuel behind a Monday morning gap-up.
See, the traders that leave the market early on Friday are the reason this pattern exists. There aren’t enough buyers to spike the price higher, and the news is too bullish to push it lower.
Then, over the weekend, traders find these bullish stocks that haven’t broken out and they buy shares. Those orders execute on Monday morning, causing a spike.
My goal is to buy on Friday into the close and sell on Monday into the spike.
Take my trade on Beyond Meat Inc. (NASDAQ: BYND) as an example.
On Friday morning, BYND spiked after positive headlines hit about some big news that was to come on Monday.
Instead of buying the morning spike, I waited for the price to consolidate and hold into the close. That strength was the signal.
By Monday morning, the stock gapped higher and I sold my position for a 66% profit.
Here’s a full breakdown of that trade.
And here’s your checklist for Friday:
- Low-float stocks.
- Spiking at least 20%.
- With a strong news catalyst.
- And consolidation into the close.
You don’t need to trade full-time to make gains in the market.
Leverage My Entire Trading Process
Those who’ve been watching the market, you might already have an inkling …
The easy money days are over.
Bubble fears are swarming and major indexes are showing weakness near the highs.
Look at the S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE: SPY) below. Every candle represents one trading day:
The reality is, 2026 could be a brutal year for anyone without a real strategy.
Learning the weekend pattern is a good start. But traders should learn my entire process so they have every opportunity to capitalize in 2026.
Wall Street’s biggest names are already sounding the alarm:
- JPMorgan’s CEO is warning about a “major decline” in AI stocks.
- Goldman Sachs expects a serious drawdown.
- Ray Dalio just said we’re sitting on a potential “AI bubble.”
Buy-and-hold won’t save you next year.
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- Find the right stocks before the crowd.
- Pinpoint the perfect entries.
- Cut losses quickly and lock in gains like a pro.
- Build discipline that lasts through any market cycle.
This is the same formula I’ve used for more than 20 years to navigate bull markets, crashes, and everything in between.
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*Past performance does not indicate future results
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