A Message from Diversified Trading Institute Have you ever glanced at the daily rhythm of the stock market? Here's a chart that might catch your eye: 
This chart highlights the average stock market returns by each hour of the trading day - from the early morning hustle to the late afternoon wind-down. You'll notice something intriguing: The market tends to be flat during the opening and closing bells. But there's one particular time slot that stands out like a beacon: The Genesis Hour - that significant green bar smack in the middle of the day. Now, if you can spot which stocks are about to surge during this window, you've got a golden opportunity to capitalize on those moves. Just like our research shows would have happened on July 16th… In the morning… The markets drifted slightly higher… Not a ton of directional bias to base a trade on… 
But during the “Genesis Hour”… Wall Street showed their cards – and the IWM started breaking out 
Once again… The “boring” lunch hours would have turned into a massive opportunity… The Genesis Algo would have automatically sent the entry alert on IWM… 
And anyone who would have taken about 30 seconds to place a quick trade could have seen… 
Of course, there would have been smaller wins and those that did not work out. Plus no one can promise wins or sidestep losses… However… When 12pm Eastern rolls around… Something really special happens. It’s the first hour of the day that the overseas markets are closed… And it’s the FIRST time that we can see Wall Street trading freely on their own – without the noise from the international markets… That’s why we see so many opportunities during the Genesis Hour. And anyone who can spot stocks breaking out during the 12 pm Genesis Hour can then jump in ahead of what could be the next big move… Intrigued? You should be! Because it’s one of the most exciting, little-known revelations I’ve uncovered in my 40+ years trading the markets. If you’d like to join him for a deeper dive… Drop everything and go to this page right now | 
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