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Decades old pattern has called the shots in the market

Week in week out
 
   
     
Did you know there's a decades-old market pattern that has held strong for decades?

I'm talking about the average return of stocks each day of the week.

Holding stocks on Monday can be a losing proposition. 

However, Tuesday through Friday are historically bullish days. 

That means simply by entering on Tuesday and getting out on Friday with a specific trade…
 
 
You can increase your odds of targeting cool returns… knowing that the majority of stocks will drift higher through Friday.

Every week, one stock on one trade.

Like back on January 7th, when the Dow dropped 466 points as banks and financials declined... 
 
 
All you had to do was tap this pattern and place a very specific trade when the opportunity came on Barrick Mining Corp(B)…

And you'd have come back to a $1,024 payout in 2 days.
 
 
And what about December 17th, when all major indexes posted major losses?
 
 
It didn't matter…

Because tapping this same pattern and placing a trade on Tuesday on SLV returned $1,097 in 2 days.
 
 
Sure, there were smaller wins and those that didn't work and I won’t make reckless promises when it comes to trading.

But as you'll see, this is the play I'll be using to ride the current IPO rush we're seeing in the market.

If you'd like to get the details on this pattern…

And jump on the very next opportunity, tap this link for the breakdown.

—Jack Carter

We develop tools and strategies to the best of our ability, but no one can guarantee the future. From 8/14/24 through 1/23/26, we have seen a 74.5% win rate on the live published trade alerts with an average return (including winners & losers) of 2.84% and an average winner of 25.91% over a 3-day average hold time.
   
 
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