Wall Street said Nike was dead money — my system saw a breakout coming.
| March 2025.
Every analyst on the Street was trashing Nike.
JP Morgan cut growth forecasts. Tariffs got the blame.
The headlines said "dead money." | But the machines?
They told a different story. | On May 5th, my system fired a long signal at $57.51.
Days later, Nike ripped 10%.
Wall Street got it wrong. The machines nailed it. | This wasn't guesswork. It was detection.
👉 See how the system spotted it in advance | My name is Jeff Bierman. I've spent 20+ years building the AI-driven systems that now run Wall Street. | And here's the part they don't like—
I've handed this same detection power to everyday traders. | It's called The Genesis Cog.
And Nike was just the start. | Recent signals caught:
→ Micron's 48.5% surge
→ Boeing's 28% collapse
→ Airbnb's 23% breakout | All before the crowd even saw the setup. | 👉 Watch the full breakdown (seating is limited) | This isn't an indicator. It isn't a strategy.
It's hijack detection—live surveillance of Wall Street's AI army. | And for the first time, you can see what they're planning. | But here's the catch—
I only bring on 50 traders per month. Each gets direct training on using the signals. | 👉 Reserve your seat here before this cycle closes | The next hijack is already lining up.
Will you catch it—or get run over by it? | — Jeff Bierman |
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