| | | | Over my decades in the market, I’ve noticed an unfortunate pattern.
Most traders rush in when the opening bell rings.
I did it too, back in the day—until I found a better way.
Because after years of watching what happens from 9:30 to 10:00 AM, I gave that stretch a name: “No Man’s Land.”
Too much noise. Too much chaos. Too many blown setups.
That doesn’t mean you can’t or shouldn’t trade early in the day.
But I found the best time to trade is 8 AM ET.
Now, let me show you what I mean with this backtested example with NVDA on May 6th.
At 8:00 AM, the signal fired.
At 9:30 AM, the chaos hit. Volume surged, price whipsawed.
But by 10:00 AM, volume cooled off, and NVDA started climbing again.
Anyone who’d waited… and trusted the signal… could’ve picked up a clean $500 gain before lunch.
This is why I trade after the open, not at it.
Because when you follow the signal, not the crowd, you have a better chance to catch the real move…
Without getting caught in the stampede.
If that sounds ideal to you…
And if you want to see more examples and get the name of this 8:00 AM ET signal…
Click here to escape the chaos and trade smarter before the signal flashes again.
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