The stock market as we know it today began with the Buttonwood Agreement in 1792.
That's when 24 stockbrokers and merchants on Wall Street gathered and formed the New York Stock Exchange — the first official stock exchange in the newly formed United States.
Back then, many of these merchants came from farming backgrounds. Many dealt with commodities like corn and wheat.
And they needed a standard set of rules to trade these commodities and other securities on the open market.
This was a pivotal point in post-Revolutionary War America.
In time, early manufacturing would take off.
Within a few decades, Andrew Carnegie began his steel empire.
Cornelius Vanderbilt would start his railroad companies.
And soon, two young financial journalists, Charles Dow and Edward Jones, would start the publication of The Wall Street Journal.
Then, a few years later, the duo would form the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Dow himself was a farmer who became "the Toast of Wall Street" and an early founder of technical analysis.
Dow knew better than anyone about the importance of seasons. And how patterns in stock prices change over time.
He would often write about these seasonal patterns and how to leverage them in his Wall Street Journal.
Effectively creating a calendar of predictive trading patterns for his readers to follow.
The below picture is a snippet of the first edition of The Wall Street Journal in 1889.
You can see how Dow recorded price changes across time, based on certain dates in the year.
Well, I've been using many of the same principles of price and time that Dow discovered in my own trading for the last 15 years.
And recently, with the help of artificial intelligence, I've been able to "crack the code" on this seasonal strategy…
By creating a new system that only finds opportunities for the top stock in the best sector each month.
Creating an AI-driven calendar that has the power to beat the market.
And in doing so, my 10 years of historical research show I've been able to double the annualized returns of my former seasonal trading strategy.
Producing an annualized gain of 64%.
Far more than the meager 11% returns of the market during that same time.
I call my breakthrough system the "Apex Profit Calendar."
And it's a simple and elegant way for you to go after profits from the stock market…
Month after month and year after year.
Regardless of what's going on in the broader economy.
Regards, Michael Carr Chief Market Technician, Money & Markets
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