Wednesday, 12 March 2025

This Q2 setup resembles the 94.1% win rate pattern

Institutional money is positioning exactly like before...
 
   
     
Hey,

Did you catch what David Sacks told reporters at the White House on Friday?

 
 
While discussing Trump's new cryptocurrency reserve, he mentioned that "this should have been done a long time ago" but the real insight was buried in what came next.

Sacks explained that taxpayer funds wouldn't be used to acquire digital assets, revealing a critical detail about how this initiative will actually work.

This funding mechanism, when combined with Trump's evolving tariff policies (he just issued a second round of exemptions for Canada and Mexico), creates a unique market dynamic that few investors understand.

I've been analyzing these interconnected policies for the past week, using the same institutional money-tracking system that's delivered a 94.1% win rate across over 300 trade alerts.

What I've found is that these policies are creating predictable capital flows - not just in crypto but across multiple traditional sectors.

It seems Wall Street isn't waiting for headlines, they’re already positioning for what's coming in Q2.

I've just completed my comprehensive Q2 Market Outlook, which I tagged “The Road Ahead” that breaks down:

 
Why my S&P 500 forecast differs dramatically from Wall Street consensus
 
How Trump's combined economic policies create specific sector opportunities
 
The exact methodology I use to track institutional buying before major moves
 
My #1 stock pick for 2025 that's positioned to outperform everything else in Q2
 
To be completely honest, I’m not exactly sure how long this would be up for… 

Naturally, I cannot promise future returns or against losses, if you’d like to see how you can position ahead of Q2 and my top stock pick for the year, you might want to get your hands on my Q2 Market Outlook here.


All the best,
Roger Scott

Stated results are from hypothetical options applied to real published trades from 10/30/23 - 3/5/2025. The result was a 94.1% win rate on 304 trades, an average return of 11.2% including winners and losers and average hold time of less than 24 hours. Performance is not indicative of future results. Trade at your own risk and never risk more than you can afford to lose.
     
     
   
 

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