Friday, 11 October 2024

Is your trading calendar missing these dates?

They could be the most important days of the year
 
   
     
Ever notice how some stocks seem to move on their own schedule, regardless of what the broader market is doing? 

I sure didn't - at least not until recently.

Take Wells Fargo (WFC) for example… 

For the past decade, this stock has gone up every single year on April 17th. Without fail according to my research.

Now, if you know anything about Wells Fargo, you’d know this isn't exactly a high-flying tech stock. 

In fact, if you'd bought and held WFC ten years ago, you'd probably be pretty frustrated by now.

But while WFC might be a disappointment for long-term holders, traders who knew about this April 17th "profit date" could have seen gains like these… 

 
 
In a matter of days.

And this isn't a one-off thing either… 

I've found similar patterns with major companies like Amazon, Walmart, and others. 

Granted, there would have been smaller wins, and those that did not work out but it's like there's this hidden calendar in the stock market that hardly anyone is talking about.

I call these "On The Clock Stocks" - companies that have shown a consistent pattern of movement on specific calendar dates, year after year.

As you know we're heading into what could be a volatile period… The upcoming elections have everyone on edge, and there's a lot of uncertainty in the air.

But here's what most folks are missing… Historically, we're about to enter the TWO most BULLISH months for stocks. 

And these "On The Clock Stocks" could be perfectly positioned to take advantage of this potential upswing.

I'm not saying this is guaranteed money. The stock market is unpredictable, and past performance doesn't ensure future results nor can I avoid losses. 

But I do believe there's still a LOT of upside in the markets - if you know where to look.

That's why I’ve put together a quick breakdown of these "On The Clock Stocks" and some of my top stocks you should consider loading up on this month.

You can get your hands on them right here.
We're in this together,

Graham Lindman


The profits and performance shown are not typical, we make no future earnings claims, and you may lose money. The trades expressed are from historical data in order to demonstrate the potential of the system. ​
   
 

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