Between Home Depot’s report, lower-than-expected retail sales data and debt ceiling crisis chatter, we have a lot of volatility in the market.
I believe the debt ceiling issue will be resolved, as it always is. But even then, I don’t expect the market to return to normal as soon as we hear some positive news…
Earnings reports are still weighing stocks down. Some companies are beating already lowered expectations, but a lot of them aren’t…
And even for some of the companies that have come in ahead, their forward guidance has a lot of investors worried about the possibility of a recession on the horizon.
So I’m not making my trades based on earnings.
I have another strategy in my pocket that’s a little different…
I’ve discovered a number of stocks that go up on certain dates. And I’m not just talking once or twice in a row, I’m talking about a 10-year track record.
That’s an incredible piece of information to have on hand! But the question is, what can you do with it, and how can it be incorporated into a trading strategy?
That’s exactly what I just revealed in a recent training session.
Trade well,
Jack Carter
Jack Carter Trading
