Saturday, 16 November 2024

Studies show that about 80% of all market moves are driven by algorithms

Let me explain why this matters...
 
   
     
Something peculiar happens right before institutional algorithms start accumulating shares...

A stock's price dips below a specific level - what Roger Scott calls The All-Weather Pattern.

And if you know exactly what to look for, it's as obvious as spotting a pink line on your chart.

Let me explain why this matters...

You see, studies from Harvard and Yale show that about 80% of all market moves are driven by algorithms. 

Not humans… Not emotion… Just pure mathematical precision.
These algorithms are programmed to accumulate shares at very specific price points. 

And once they start buying, the stock usually has no choice but to snap back higher.

Over the last five months - through all the market chaos, pullbacks, and rallies - Roger’s been quietly tracking these algorithm footprints.

The results? A winning streak with 16 winning trades in a row.

 
 
Take what happened with GE...

The stock had fallen for four straight days… 

Most traders were staying away, but the All-Weather Pattern showed exactly where the algorithms would likely step in.

Anyone who spotted this could've captured a 136% gain in less than a week.

 
 
A few days later, another 51% without any extra work.

It’s dead simple… 

 
Wait for a stock to close below the All-Weather Pattern
 
Check if it opens higher the next morning
 
That's your signal the algorithms are starting to move
 
And while he cannot promise future returns or against losses…. 

Right now, there’s a new stock he’s targeting this week he believes is tending towards the All-Weather Pattern and once it closes below, he has his entry.

If you’d like to tag along to see how to place the trade yourself, follow this link right here.
Talk soon,
 
 
Jeffry Turnmire

The profits and performance shown are not typical, we make no future earnings claims, and you may lose money. From 2/25/20 through 11/7/24, the average win rate on live published trade alerts is 75.2%. The average weighted rate of return on options trades was 6.23% over a 12 day average hold time.
   
 

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