VIDEO REMINDER What New Year's Resolutions Teach Us About Stock Market Trends BY Keith Kaplan - CEO, Tradesmith Many folks pledge to live healthier, manage their finances better, and pursue personal growth. Unsurprisingly, physical fitness is one of the most popular New Year’s Resolutions each year. In fact, a 2024 Forbes Health survey reported that 48% of goal-setters prioritized improving their fitness as their number one goal in the new year. There’s a fascinating seasonality to resolutions. January begins with high energy and optimism — treadmills hum with purpose, and salad sales soar. In January 2022, prepared salads sales were $57 million higher than the month before. But this enthusiasm wanes by mid-February, according to Forbes. The buzz starts to fade in earnest by March, and the once-packed gyms are mostly back to regular capacity. Forbes’ statistics show that a full 53% of New Year’s Resolutions are long forgotten by the end of March, and a mere 10% last until October. The same kind of seasonality plays out in the stock market, too. And not just at the beginning of the year. We know because we ran 50,000 tests daily on 5,000 stocks over the last 33 years of historical data. What we discovered is a secret, hedge-fund level seasonality to stocks in very specific windows of time. We have uncovered a way to solve one of the biggest unknowns in trading: the absolute best times of year to buy and sell any asset… … all based on measurable, tangible patterns. Just click here to find out more about how you can benefit from these potent, repeatable patterns in the stock market right now. All the best, | 
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