The stock market and coronavirus

If you have enough trust in this trend you have analysed and you have some experience in day trading I would argue yes. However, nothing is ever guaranteed (unless you are pulling the strings (not even top analysts with connections are close to consistent)) and I would MUCH rather invest in more fixed, long term bonds and shares instead.

Because of the covid-19 outbreak,stock prices have dramatically fallen. However, I do notice a pattern. Everyday, when the markets open, the price of a stock will vertically drop, then a few minutes later, it will peak and then continue falling. I attempted to take advantage of this today, but the markets opened earlier than expected. But the pattern that I predicted did happen.
So. could this be used as a short term strategy to make money?

Day traders don't make money. Fact.

Because of the covid-19 outbreak,stock prices have dramatically fallen. However, I do notice a pattern. Everyday, when the markets open, the price of a stock will vertically drop, then a few minutes later, it will peak and then continue falling. I attempted to take advantage of this today, but the markets opened earlier than expected. But the pattern that I predicted did happen.
So. could this be used as a short term strategy to make money?

Wait, you're telling me that you can trade at night?!

Wait, you're telling me that you can trade at night?!

Because of the covid-19 outbreak,stock prices have dramatically fallen. However, I do notice a pattern. Everyday, when the markets open, the price of a stock will vertically drop, then a few minutes later, it will peak and then continue falling. I attempted to take advantage of this today, but the markets opened earlier than expected. But the pattern that I predicted did happen.
So. could this be used as a short term strategy to make money?