Before trading any stock... It’s important to know not just what the headlines say, but what the historical data reveals. Right now, Tesla is making waves again—Elon Musk is in the news with his work at DOGE and Tesla’s ambitious new projects. But here’s the thing… No matter how many headlines or flashy tweets, the seasonal patterns in the market still matter! For example: Our data shows that October 22nd to October 29th are the BEST days to buy Tesla. Even when Tesla’s hitting big news cycles, this short window has historically been a time when TSLA tends to dip. Most traders only focus on what’s happening right now—like new product rollouts or policy headlines—and then get caught off guard. But by looking at the historical data, you can see which days are typically strong for Tesla (and dozens of other big names)… and which days you’re better off waiting. That’s why Graham Lindman put together a special Stock Hotsheet with the historical patterns on your favorite stocks. With these Hotsheets, in one look you’d know the specific dates Tesla and dozens of other top stocks typically go up—and when they tend to drop. Now, no one can guarantee profits or avoid losses. But Graham’s Stock Hotsheets make it more straightforward to see how these patterns have played out—showing you how each stock has typically performed on each day of the year over the past decade. Get your FREE Stock Hotsheets today—just cover shipping and start trading smarter. Only a limited number of copies are available. All the best, Graham Lindman |
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