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$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $Trump Media & Technology(DJT)$ The U.S. stock market shuts down roughly a dozen times each year for federally recognized holidays, plus a handful of early closing days around Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Independence Day. These closures are part of the fabric of Wall Street tradition, but they occasionally draw criticism from those who see them as relics of a bygone era. Recently, former President Donald Trump added fuel to the debate, claiming that America “can’t be great again if everyone is always on vacation,” and singling out the stock market holiday calendar as an example of “bureaucratic inefficiency.” Regardless of whether you agree with Trump’s assessment, his remarks have

⸻ 📉 “Markets Closed? Here’s What I Do!” 🇺🇸💼 When the US market is open, I’m usually glued to my screen—tracking quotes, managing options, and reacting to earnings or news like a hawk. But once the market closes, I shift gears. 🧠 1. Reflect & Learn I take time to review my trades—what went right, what I could improve. Sometimes I dive into a new book on technical analysis, or backtest a strategy. Continuous learning is key to staying sharp. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 2. Family First Markets can be mentally draining. So, I use after-hours to connect with loved ones, enjoy a good meal, and recharge. A clear mind makes better trades tomorrow. 🎯 3. Plan Ahead I prepare for the next trading day. That means checking earnings calendars, macro news, and setting alerts or watchlists for gap-ups or potential revers

Trump’s latest Truth Social rant has set the internet ablaze: “Too many non-working holidays in America. It is costing our Country $BILLIONS OF DOLLARS to keep all of these businesses closed. The workers don’t want it either! Soon we’ll end up having a holiday for every once working day of the year. It must change if we are going to, MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!” His complaint—dropped on Juneteenth, no less—has sparked a firestorm of debate. Is he right? Are holidays bleeding the economy dry, or is this just another Trump-sized exaggeration? And more importantly, when the markets shut down for these so-called “non-working” days, what’s your move? Let’s unpack the drama and turn those market pauses into pure gold. Holidays: Economic Drain or Hidden Boost? Trump’s beef is simple: federal holida

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ If Holiday is reduce, likely spending from Traveller/Consumer would reduce also.

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ With President Trump back in office, his fiery commentary has returned to the spotlight — and this time, he’s taken aim at what he calls the “ridiculous number” of market and government holidays. While his remark is more of a political jab, traders and investors are left asking: when the markets shut down… what should you do? It might feel like a pause in momentum, but non-trading days are often hidden gems — if used wisely. 🧠 1. Review, Reset, Reassess Holidays give you breathing room. Instead of reacting to real-time prices, you can reflect with a clear head. Check your portfolio allocations – Are you too heavy in one sector? Is your cash position ready for opportunities? Revisit your convictions – Do you still believe in t

Don’t think US have that many pubic holiday. The current public holiday system seems fair enough as compared to other countries

Yes US had too many holiday. Should cut more holiday and work more.

I think whatever that is important is worthy to be planned for. I definitely plan ahead to enjoy downtime. I forecast leave for planned holidays, important family events to spend time with and also random days just to take a break. During my break days, I watch my favourite shows, play some games and also watch educational videos on investment and religion specific videos. Regardless whether market is open or closed, I do take part in Tiger’s activities like today![Happy] Rest is vital for health and great performance. It keeps the mind sharp too which is important to making sound decisions when trading the market. Market off days don’t have to be a waste of money. It can be useful to learning more about the market like learning from fellow tigers through this healthy community platfor

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$    @Shyon @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @HelenJanet @rL @LMSunshine @Aqa @SPACE ROCKET @nomadic_m @koolgal holidays [Sly]  [Sly]  [Sly]  loves holidays [Gri

@Shyon @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @HelenJanet @rL @LMSunshine @Aqa @SPACE ROCKET @nomadic_m @koolgal holidays [Sly] [Sly] [Sly] loves holidays [Grin] [Grin] [Grin] catch up with shows, movies,  sleep time... anything and everything excep

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  There he goes again… [LOL]   Who doesn’t love holidays? I know I do! It’s the perfect time to sleep in, relax, and enjoy moments with your loved ones. [Heart]  

If a country has too many holidays, the country's economy will sooner or later be affected. People will be lazy and complain when there's a need for them to work longer when the country needs to rebuild their economy... They are countries that have shorter holidays are enjoying very good economy results for years... their citizens are hard working and willing to work longer hours , although there are complaints but everyone is used to it and enjoying the economy fruits.

Replying to @MojoStellar:💕🌹//@MojoStellar:[Love you]//@Zarkness:A holiday indeed is a good way to appreciate people who have given their precious time and energy and money to help another to achieve something . Think abt it , without holiday, humans will be like machines and not being appreciated and be expected to work . I love you … yes you for taking your time to read here … 🙏❤️🌹 @MojoStellar @icycrystal @koolgal

Replying to @Barcode:🙏😘//@Barcode:🙏🏼 Thanks for the tag Zarkness [Salute][ShakeHands][Heart]//@Zarkness:A holiday indeed is a good way to appreciate people who have given their precious time and energy and money to help another to achieve something . Think abt it , without holiday, humans will be like machines and not being appreciated and be expected to work . I love you … yes you for taking your time to read here … 🙏❤️🌹 @MojoStellar @icycrystal @koolgal

Too many Holidays in the USA [OMG] [OMG] [OMG] seriously 😳... well Trump being Trump, treat it as entertainment [Chuckle] [Chuckle] [Chuckle]... [Thinking] When there's downtime available, it's time for quality time with love 😘 ones. Chill & Enjoy the food 😄 🍷 🥃 [Chuckle] [Chuckle] [Chuckle]. @Jes86188 @JC888 @Shernice軒嬣 2000 @Barcode @Shyon @yourcelesttyy

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Screen through trading view for stocks during market closed.

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ When markets close, many investors and market participants use the time strategically rather than idly. Depending on one’s goals and commitments, here are a few productive and balanced approaches that could be taken: 1. Review and Reflect Post-market review: Analyse the day’s performance—both personal trades and market movers. Journal: Document what worked, what didn’t, and identify patterns in behaviour or market responses. 2. Planning Ahead Set alerts and entry points: Use after-hours time to plan trades or investments based on upcoming economic data, earnings reports, or technical levels. Sector rotation study: Research which sectors may lead or lag based on current macroeconomic trends. 3. Continuous Learning Read financ

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$S&P 500(.SPX)$ When Donald Trump ran for president in 2016, he famously criticized then-President Barack Obama for playing too much golf and taking too many vacations. “If I’m elected, I won’t have time to play golf,” he declared at one rally. Yet, after taking office, Trump himself became one of the most frequent users of vacation time — or what he called “working vacations” — in modern presidential history. So how many “holidays” or “vacation days” did Trump actually take during his four years in office? How does his record compare to other presidents? And what does it really mean for a U.S. president to “take a holiday”? In this article, we’ll break down the numbers, provide historical context, and examine how presidential vacations fit in

#Tiger_comments# Nice! Donald Trump is busy working his fingers during holidays… maybe those “workers” could also just tweets during holiday hours and get free Trump coins, bitcoin coins 🪙, etc. So tiring… either use your fingers, or your mouths 👄 [Tongue][Facepalm][Sly] He is definitely not the only one who claims people love to work during holidays and holidays should be cut down. Some employers even claimed that if they don’t provide work for some older folks, they would be bored to death. They feel that they are doing social good by giving them little pay and more work because they just love to work to stay alive! Strange claims… we have heard many of these from people who would love to dictate how we live. Why do many in 🐯 trade? For fun? For better future in terms of financial freed

Trump’s latest Truth Social rant has set the internet ablaze: “Too many non-working holidays in America. It is costing our Country $BILLIONS OF DOLLARS to keep all of these businesses closed. The workers don’t want it either! Soon we’ll end up having a holiday for every once working day of the year. It must change if we are going to, MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!” His complaint—dropped on Juneteenth, no less—has sparked a firestorm of debate. Is he right? Are holidays bleeding the economy dry, or is this just another Trump-sized exaggeration? And more importantly, when the markets shut down for these so-called “non-working” days, what’s your move? Let’s unpack the drama and turn those market pauses into pure gold. Holidays: Economic Drain or Hidden Boost? Trump’s beef is simple: federal holida

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $Trump Media & Technology(DJT)$ The U.S. stock market shuts down roughly a dozen times each year for federally recognized holidays, plus a handful of early closing days around Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Independence Day. These closures are part of the fabric of Wall Street tradition, but they occasionally draw criticism from those who see them as relics of a bygone era. Recently, former President Donald Trump added fuel to the debate, claiming that America “can’t be great again if everyone is always on vacation,” and singling out the stock market holiday calendar as an example of “bureaucratic inefficiency.” Regardless of whether you agree with Trump’s assessment, his remarks have

Replying to @Barcode:⛳️ Trump workin on the 4th or teein off on it 😂 He’s probs in the rough 🤣 Nice 1 bc! 💥 //@Barcode:$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Apple(AAPL)$ 🌐 Markets Pause, Alpha Accelerates 🚀 🤖🚨🎯 Holiday Hustle, Golf Greens, and the Productivity Mirage 🎯🚨🤖🧨🎇🎆 🗞️ Context in One Sip ☕️ Donald Trump marked Juneteenth by calling out “too many non working holidays” and claiming they cost “$BILLIONS OF DOLLARS” while insisting workers “don’t want it either.” This from a man who’s reportedly spent one out of every three days of his presidency on th

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ When Donald Trump ran for president in 2016, he famously criticized then-President Barack Obama for playing too much golf and taking too many vacations. “If I’m elected, I won’t have time to play golf,” he declared at one rally. Yet, after taking office, Trump himself became one of the most frequent users of vacation time — or what he called “working vacations” — in modern presidential history. So how many “holidays” or “vacation days” did Trump actually take during his four years in office? How does his record compare to other presidents? And what does it really mean for a U.S. president to “take a holiday”? In this article, we’ll break down the numbers, provide historical context, and examine how presidential vacations fit in

On July 4th, 2025, while Wall Street enjoyed its annual pause for Independence Day, something far more significant happened behind closed doors. President Donald Trump signed the “One Big, Beautiful Bill”—a sweeping $3.3 to $4.5 trillion policy package poised to reshape America’s tax structure, healthcare system, border funding, and federal budget for years to come. The market was quiet. But beneath that silence, the gears of global capital were shifting fast. If you’re an investor who only moves when the markets do, you’re already late. ⸻ 🧠 When the Ticker Stops, the Thinking Begins We live in an era of overreaction. Every price tick, tweet, and speech sends shockwaves through the trading floor. But here’s the truth: Market holidays are not interruptions. They’re invitations. They invite

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   💤 When the Market Sleeps: Why I Don't During a recent rally, former President Trump commented, “Imagine how much higher the market would be if we didn’t take so many holidays.” A bold take — but as someone who actually uses market downtime wisely, I’m not in a rush to see Wall Street run 24/7. For thoughtful investors, quiet hours are anything but wasted time. In fact, they’re often when the most meaningful progress happens — not in price action, but in perspective. Use Time to Reflect When markets close, my first instinct isn’t to refresh charts — it's to journal. I keep a simple investment diary. It’s not fancy — just bullet notes on what I did, what I felt, and what I learned. It forces me to slow down and think: Wh

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ With President Trump back in office, his fiery commentary has returned to the spotlight — and this time, he’s taken aim at what he calls the “ridiculous number” of market and government holidays. While his remark is more of a political jab, traders and investors are left asking: when the markets shut down… what should you do? It might feel like a pause in momentum, but non-trading days are often hidden gems — if used wisely. 🧠 1. Review, Reset, Reassess Holidays give you breathing room. Instead of reacting to real-time prices, you can reflect with a clear head. Check your portfolio allocations – Are you too heavy in one sector? Is your cash position ready for opportunities? Revisit your convictions – Do you still believe in t

Trump recently took to social media to voice his frustration over what he sees as an excess of non-working holidays in the U.S.“Too many non-working holidays in America. It is costing our Country $BILLIONS OF DOLLARS to keep all of these businesses closed. The workers don’t want it either! Soon we’ll end up having a holiday for every once working day of the year. It must change if we are going to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!”For active investors and traders, the U.S. market’s open hours are often packed with high-intensity tasks: checking quotes, reading news, spotting movers, and executing trades. But when the market takes a breather, what about you? $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Do you plan ahead to enjoy some downtime?Spend time with family or loved ones?

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   When markets close—like during public holidays in the U.S. or around the world—it can feel a bit odd, especially for people in finance, trading, or even those who just follow markets closely (including celebrities involved in investing).  We can't please everyone, so a few things they can do to stay productive, balanced, or even entertained: [Don't take this as advice. Please always do your own due diligence. ] ✅ What to Do When Markets Are Closed 1. Review Your Portfolio • Use the downtime to reassess your investments, rebalance portfolios, or set stop-loss and profit targets. • Look at the bigger picture without short-term volatility. 2. Research and Learn • Study sectors, industries, or companies you're curious

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ When markets close, many investors and market participants use the time strategically rather than idly. Depending on one’s goals and commitments, here are a few productive and balanced approaches that could be taken: 1. Review and Reflect Post-market review: Analyse the day’s performance—both personal trades and market movers. Journal: Document what worked, what didn’t, and identify patterns in behaviour or market responses. 2. Planning Ahead Set alerts and entry points: Use after-hours time to plan trades or investments based on upcoming economic data, earnings reports, or technical levels. Sector rotation study: Research which sectors may lead or lag based on current macroeconomic trends. 3. Continuous Learning Read financ

⸻ 📉 “Markets Closed? Here’s What I Do!” 🇺🇸💼 When the US market is open, I’m usually glued to my screen—tracking quotes, managing options, and reacting to earnings or news like a hawk. But once the market closes, I shift gears. 🧠 1. Reflect & Learn I take time to review my trades—what went right, what I could improve. Sometimes I dive into a new book on technical analysis, or backtest a strategy. Continuous learning is key to staying sharp. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 2. Family First Markets can be mentally draining. So, I use after-hours to connect with loved ones, enjoy a good meal, and recharge. A clear mind makes better trades tomorrow. 🎯 3. Plan Ahead I prepare for the next trading day. That means checking earnings calendars, macro news, and setting alerts or watchlists for gap-ups or potential revers

I think whatever that is important is worthy to be planned for. I definitely plan ahead to enjoy downtime. I forecast leave for planned holidays, important family events to spend time with and also random days just to take a break. During my break days, I watch my favourite shows, play some games and also watch educational videos on investment and religion specific videos. Regardless whether market is open or closed, I do take part in Tiger’s activities like today![Happy] Rest is vital for health and great performance. It keeps the mind sharp too which is important to making sound decisions when trading the market. Market off days don’t have to be a waste of money. It can be useful to learning more about the market like learning from fellow tigers through this healthy community platfor

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$    @Shyon @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @HelenJanet @rL @LMSunshine @Aqa @SPACE ROCKET @nomadic_m @koolgal holidays [Sly]  [Sly]  [Sly]  loves holidays [Gri

🌟🌟🌟Holidays are wonderful opportunities to relax and spend time with loved ones.  Holidays also commemorate special events.  In the US, July 4 is Independence Day, remembering those who have fought and given their lives for their country. I always look forward to holidays as it gives me a break from checking my trades and sleep earlier.  There is more to life than just staring at the screen 24/7.  When the markets close, I enjoy taking time to go to the gym, going to my favourite local coffee shop and just simply relax. Trump may rant about having too many holidays but I am sure the American people love their holidays, just like any people around the world. @Tiger_comments

@Shyon @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @HelenJanet @rL @LMSunshine @Aqa @SPACE ROCKET @nomadic_m @koolgal holidays [Sly] [Sly] [Sly] loves holidays [Grin] [Grin] [Grin] catch up with shows, movies,  sleep time... anything and everything excep

As an active investor, I actually look forward to market holidays as a chance to recharge and reflect. The market moves fast and staying on top of news, earnings, and charts can be intense—so when it’s a day off, I make use of the break to step back and reset my mindset. During off-market hours, I usually take time to review my portfolio, reflect on recent trades, and read up on investment books or listen to finance podcasts I’ve been meaning to catch up on. It’s a good moment to sharpen my edge without the pressure of live price action. I also like checking in on the Tiger community to see what others are thinking or sharing—it often sparks new ideas. Of course, not everything revolves around stocks. I make sure to spend quality time with family or meet up with friends, which helps maint

#Tiger_comments# Nice! Donald Trump is busy working his fingers during holidays… maybe those “workers” could also just tweets during holiday hours and get free Trump coins, bitcoin coins 🪙, etc. So tiring… either use your fingers, or your mouths 👄 [Tongue][Facepalm][Sly] He is definitely not the only one who claims people love to work during holidays and holidays should be cut down. Some employers even claimed that if they don’t provide work for some older folks, they would be bored to death. They feel that they are doing social good by giving them little pay and more work because they just love to work to stay alive! Strange claims… we have heard many of these from people who would love to dictate how we live. Why do many in 🐯 trade? For fun? For better future in terms of financial freed

$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ ✨🚶‍♀️☕️📖🧠 The silence between sessions is where real signal shows up. I map out macro themes, audit my mental models, and pull apart the narratives that didn’t play out as expected. That space away from price action gives me clarity I can’t always find during the chaos. I usually link up with Barcode over coffee and just listen. The way she breaks down risk and rotation heading into the week is a masterclass on its own! 💕 Enjoy your break all ☀️ Thanks for the tag @Cool Cat Winston and I’m inviting

In Donald Trump's words, "Too many non-working holidays.... It is costing our country $BILLIONS OF DOLLARS to keep all of these businesses closed." Actually holidays are good in helping to boost businesses. People do spend money during holidays and the holiday-related leisure businesses do better. According to CNBC, Americans always overspend during the holidays! They spend on traveling/ celebrations/ food and beverages! All these are good for businesses and the stock market!😊 Thanks@TigerStars @Tiger_Champs @Tiger_comments @MillionaireTiger

Replying to @Barcode:🙏😘//@Barcode:🙏🏼 Thanks for the tag Zarkness [Salute][ShakeHands][Heart]//@Zarkness:A holiday indeed is a good way to appreciate people who have given their precious time and energy and money to help another to achieve something . Think abt it , without holiday, humans will be like machines and not being appreciated and be expected to work . I love you … yes you for taking your time to read here … 🙏❤️🌹 @MojoStellar @icycrystal @koolgal