Sunday, June 23, 2024

Here’s why most trades don’t pay out

Do you trade within these lines?
 
   
     
Here’s a graph with a great representation of why most trades don’t pay out.
 
 
What you’re looking at is the S&P percentage movement every day from the past 10 years.

The dots between those two lines are the days where the S&P 500 moved less than 1%... 

And the dots outside of those two lines are the days where S&P 500 moves 1%+ or more.

As you can see from just a quick look…

The stock market is flat about 70% of the time.

You read that right… 7 out of every 10 trading days the market is stagnant.

So, if you’ve been trading or investing for a while now and have struggled to make consistent profits…

Or if you’ve watched the markets go higher and higher all while your retirement account has barely budged an inch…

The problem is not that you’re a bad trader or simply “not smart enough”...

The problem is that the majority of the time… the stock market barely moves.

That’s what CRUSHES most trading accounts.

However, if you were able to ONLY hone in on these market-moving days outside the lines…

You could unlock what could be a goldmine!

So, legendary trader Tom Busby worked hard to pinpoint those days with more market movement…

Now, he’s created a calendar that he uses to place trades on those very specific dates!

All he does is check the calendar, then place the trade. That’s it.

We can’t promise returns or against losses, but…

There’s a series of important announcements set to hit over the next 6 days that are on Tom’s calendar…

And we both believe they could cause certain stocks to make explosive moves literally overnight!

To see how Tom uses this calendar before these big announcement dates hit, join Tom and I on Tuesday, June 25th at 1 PM ET.
All the best,
 
 
     
   
 

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