By the way, I believe that historically, it has been more common for weekends to be slower and lower volume and dump rather than rising periods, so in that regard the last two weekends of rallies were probably more flukes than anything.
There are probably a lot of long time posters here that can say more particularly if they believe weekends to be a dumping time or a pumping time and if there is pumping, it would be more in line with the very end of the weekend rather than the beginning or the middle of the weekend.
Why rely on belief? Historical market data is freely available, any trend like the weekend slump should be visible there.
I was quickly describing my perception... which may or may NOT be correct, as you noted, which is different from looking up the answer and coming to an answer based on that. Surely, as you also seem to strongly imply, looking up the data could be more reliable, so long as a person can understand the data sufficiently in order to make such a conclusion.. like looking at volume, and, if technical reliability is what is being sought.
I was stating my perception and seeking similar response(s)... concerning perceptions.. that may even be longer in time or more accurate than mine.