Warren Buffett has said for decades that trying to time the market is a losing game.
I 100% agree with him.
Which might sound strange coming from someone currently running a program about seasonal trading.
So allow me to be clear about the distinction… because it’s the number one question I got during last week’s training.
Market timing tries to predict what the market will do next… I’m talking the day-to-day fluctuations
Nobody can do that reliably, including professional fund managers with research teams and supercomputers.
Seasonal trading is different.
We’re looking at market patterns that repeat themselves across multiple decades… and then seeing whether the pattern is still strong enough to take a position.
You can think of this like card counting
Because the odds are stacked in your favour, you chance of winning over time is much higher… but it tells you nothing about how the next hand will fare.
So I’m not promising certainty.
But when a genuine statistical edge exists, the payoff when you're right is disproportionate to the risk you took getting there.
Just look at Anthony’s trades on an Apple window from the past 7 years (ignore the S&P notation, it’s Apple’s stock price)
5 out of 7 trades were winners…
But more importantly… the gains from winners were outsized compared to the losing years.
Because not only will we show you how to find these windows… we’ll show you the best type of trades to benefit from them.
So just one profitable trade will more than cover the cost of this program…
Oliver