In 1996, Paul Tudor Jones was at the top of his game.
Widely considered one of the best traders in the world, he’d even received an invitiation for dinner with the President.
He turned it down…
Not out of arrogance… but because a specific money window was opening that week, and he didn't want to be anywhere else when it did.
And this illustrates something most people never quite internalise about timing.
The market doesn't check anyone's calendar before it moves…
It opens its windows on its own schedule, whether or not you happen to be paying attention.
We've got one of those moments coming up in three days.
We've spent the last week and a half walking you through the actual data behind this… a 40-year pattern in the S&P 500 that's worked 32 times out of 40… a 20-year pattern in Apple that's worked 17 times out of 20…
Plus the research behind why these windows exist, and why you don't need to be glued to a screen all year to use them.
None of that matters if you're not in the room on Thursday at 11am ET
It's a live session walking through specific windows that are relevant right now… not windows that were relevant six months ago.
That's the nature of the thing we've been describing all along…
Money Windows aren't always open… they open at specific times, and the value of knowing about them is highest before they do, not after.
Oliver
P.S.
Yes, the call will be recorded if you can’t make it live - you still need to register to receive the recordings though