Doing the opposite of convention during volatility is usually what makes money. Play for the bounce when people are screaming about their 401K's online, and short when everthing appears to be "normal" again.
Fwiw, the underlying capital outflow issue is systemic and will only pick up as Europe starts ramping up the size of it's bond auctions. A major reason the Euro isn't a bigger staple on central bank balance sheets is how relatively low german debt has traditionally been. The german's taking off the handbrake is going to change a lot regarding the composition of European debt.
Lots of indicators suggest pain may be coming but shortterm price action only cares about narratives. And on Monday, that narrative is going to be "tech has been saved" and "trump will reverse every threat he has made." Weekend tech now up over 3%. It's gonna get silly.