While some traders are out to lunch, others are raking it in…
 
   
     
Take a look at this chart… 



What you’re looking at is the typical stock market return by each hour of the day…

The morning hours… mid-day… and the afternoon. 

As you can clearly see, there’s hardly any money to be made in the opening and closing hours of the day…



The real money is made during the Genesis Hour”—that large green bar in the middle of the day. 

Anyone who can identify the stocks breaking out during the “Genesis Hour” can repeatedly target these quick moves…

For example… 

Look at the Russell 2000 small cap index back in June…

On June 17th… 

Anyone watching the opening hours of the day might assume that small caps were ready to head lower…



Of course, knowing what you know now… You wouldn’t have been shocked by the morning drop.

But then… 

During the Genesis Hour everything changed

With the Asia & Europe markets closed - the noise gone… 

We were able to quickly see that the Russell 2000 was breaking out.

Folks would have been alerted right away… Automatically.



And look what came next…



Of course, this doesn’t happen every single time. Some wins were smaller or didn’t deliver. Plus I can’t promise returns or prevent losses..

And I think this data might come as a SHOCK to some people because they’ve heard there’s no money to be made in the middle of the day… 

Because everyone is off to lunch or taking a break…

But the actual data tells us a completely different story. 

If you’d like a closer at the “Genesis Hour” along with more examples and my strategy…

You should go to this page right away 
 
TBUZ


Data is from an internal audit from June 9th, 2023 - November 11th, 2024. The audit took real issued trade alerts from the brand-new Genesis Algorithm and applied a set of options criteria to them, meaning each option gain is hypothetical and uses the benefit of hindsight. From the LIVE trades in real time, so far we have seen a 78% win rate with a 17.8% average winner and a 6.2% average return over a 2 day average hold time.