Stock Market Hours for Thanksgiving and Black Friday: What You Should Know
Every year, millions of investors and traders watch the calendar for U.S. holidays, especially Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday. That’s because during this holiday weekend, the major U.S. stock markets change their usual rhythm. On Thanksgiving, the markets shut down completely. On Black Friday, trading resumes, but the session ends early. For investors, this schedule matters. With fewer traders and shorter trading windows, markets tend to behave differently. Liquidity drops, price moves can become unpredictable, and your trades may act differently than on a full trading day.
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