Your trading day could end at 11 AM

What do you usually do between 9:35 AM and 11:00 AM?

Catch up on emails? Attend a meeting? Maybe grab a coffee?

For me, it's become the most important part of my trading day.

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85 minutes. That's usually all it takes.

Set up at 9:35 AM… Check back at 11:00 AM.

And when things work out, there's an extra $100 to $150 in my account… on a $1000 starting stake.

Sounds too simple, doesn't it?

Here’s the truth… The market has a rhythm, a subtle pattern that shows up day after day.

Most miss it because they're too busy predicting where the market will end up by the closing bell.

But in those 85 minutes? That's where the real opportunity lies.

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Take last June. Five consecutive day winning streak…

Monday: Set up, walked away. Came back to $105.

Tuesday: Same drill. $129 this time.

Wednesday: Another morning, another $120.

Thursday: Quick setup, $100 profit.

Friday: Closed the week with an extra $120.

Now, there were smaller wins and those that did not work out prior to this streak and I'm not saying profits are guaranteed. Markets can throw curveballs.

But what if you could make your day's trade before lunch that targets these types of returns?

What would you do with the rest of your day?

I've broken down the whole process here. It's straightforward. No all-day screen-watching is required.

If you've got 85 minutes to spare every morning, you might find this intriguing.

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The trades expressed are from historical back teste] data from June 2022 through April 2024 combined with Chris's live money trading from June 2024 through September 1 2024 to dem@hstrate the potential of the system.

The average winning trade during the backtested data was 11.5% while the average losing position was 74.5% per trade and a 90.9% win rate.

The average winning trade during the real time data was 10.5% while the average losing position was 29.5% per trade and an 83% win rate.