Unusual AI Move on Mondays James Ogletree, Senior Managing Editor, The Oxford Club Dear Reader, Every Monday at exactly 12 p.m. ET... something unusual happens. A small group of Americans gather in a private online room. No cameras. No fanfare. Just a quiet feed of data flashing across the screen. And within minutes - sometimes seconds - certain stocks start to move. Hard. Fast. Unexplainably. These sudden bursts of momentum have left even veteran analysts scratching their heads... because they don't follow any normal market logic. But one man claims he's found the hidden pattern behind it... A pattern so powerful that Harvard and the Federal Reserve have both acknowledged its influence on the markets. And with the help of his proprietary AI system known as S.A.M., which is capable of scanning the entire market five million times per second - he says he can spot these surges the moment they begin. In recent weeks, that technology has zeroed in on opportunities that delivered: 💥 111% overnight on SoundHound
💥 133% in minutes on Meta
💥 164% in just two days on Super Micro Computer.
Now - for reasons he'll reveal soon - he's decided to run this system LIVE for the public this Monday at noon. No paywall. No delay. Just raw, real-time AI scanning as the next potential "Cash Wave" forms before your eyes. What's triggering these Monday surges? Why do they always appear at the same time? And how is AI finding them before anyone else can even react? You'll get answers - and maybe a front-row seat to the next one - if you're watching when the clock strikes noon. 👉 Click here to see what really happens on Mondays at 12 p.m. ET. Good investing, James | 
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