الخميس، 7 نوفمبر 2024

SEC document reveals shocking pattern in gold gains

This hidden trend’s been 85.7% accurate… and it’s only getting stronger.
 
   
     
Hey,

Donald Trump is our next President...

But something bigger just caught my eye.

I found this odd SEC document from December… Most traders completely missed it.

 
 
But after digging deeper, I discovered it exposes a fascinating "weekend pattern" in gold that's been quietly making traders money.

Here's what got me excited actually… 

Gold's already up 34% this year - crushing every other asset except silver. 

And now it just smashed through $2,758 to new all-time highs.

But here's what nobody's talking about...

For the past 17 years, nearly ALL of gold's gains have come on one specific day of the week. 

The rest of the time? Almost nothing.

This pattern's been hitting with an 85.7% accuracy.

Even better - this SEC document unlocks a way where these weekend moves allows anyone can target double- or triple-digit gains...without buying a single ounce of gold.

The last time conditions lined up like this for gold, early movers saw 1,300% gains.

I don't expect gains that big this time… But with central banks stockpiling gold at record levels and inflation fears rising again...the timing looks perfect.

While I cannot promise future returns or against losses…  

If you’d like to see my top gold stocks for 2025 plus exactly how this entire new gold strategy works, follow this link here to get all the details.
Talk soon,
 
 
Jeffry Turnmire

The profits and performances shown are not typical and you may lose money. The majority trades expressed are from historical backtested data in order to demonstrate the potential of the new system. From 11/22/2023 - 10/31/2024 on live trades the win rate has been 72.4% with an average return of 23.4% (winners and losers), average winner of 58% with an average hold time of 2 days. 
   
 

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