الجمعة، 11 أكتوبر 2024

Why timing might matter more than picking stocks

Here’s the real truth you’re not being told
 
   
     
Graham here… 

I stumbled onto something recently that's turned my trading approach upside down, and I think you need to hear about it.

It all started when I was analyzing Amazon's stock performance, I noticed something odd… 

AMZN had gone up on May 25th every year for the past decade. 

 
 
Not most years. Every. Single. Year.

At first, I thought it was just a fluke, but after taking a deeper look… 

Turns out, this wasn't unique to Amazon. I found similar patterns with other major stocks.

Walmart shoots up every July 1st.

Southern Co climbs every year on October 13th.

Lululemon surges every year on May 26th.

Granted, there would have been smaller wins, and those that did not work out but these aren't earnings dates or dividend payouts. It's like these stocks have their own secret schedules - what I now call "Profit Dates."

Now, here's why I’m telling you this today… 

We're approaching a crucial period in the markets… With the elections coming up, most traders are bracing for volatility and uncertainty. 

They’re missing something far more important in my opinion.

Historically, we're about to enter the TWO most BULLISH months for stocks.

And these "On The Clock Stocks" with their predictable "Profit Dates" could be perfectly positioned to take advantage of this potential upswing.

And while I cannot promise future returns or against losses, I’m giving away my top stocks to consider buying today and their “Profit Dates” alongside.

If you’d like to see this stock list, follow this link 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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