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Even works during a crash KEITH:
ADAM: Huh, fascinating. I would’ve never thought to touch Qualcomm. KEITH: 2008 was the same story. Our system didn’t care about the mortgage crisis. It just found signals across every sector you can think of... for all the gains you see here... while so much else was crashing! “Buy-and- hold” is dead in 2026 ADAM: Keith, that’s all well and good... But what’s your response to folks who say, “I just can’t afford to take any risks in the stock market today. A lot of experts are calling for a recession... and I can still get a risk- free 3% in T-bills.” KEITH: I’d say two things, Adam.
That’s a good question... because we’ll never release anything at TradeSmith unless it’s been statistically successful through every stress factor we can think of. So we essentially sent our AI back in time through a backtest to see how it would’ve fared during the market’s worst moments in history, when sheer panic erased all sense of logic. Here’s 1987, the year of Black Monday... ADAM:
Wow. What is that, a 19.9% gain in 8 days on Apple? KEITH: I’ll be the first to admit, Adam... I NEVER would’ve spotted that trade on my own. Nor could anyone else on my team. Only AI could’ve found the unique signal behind that trade AMONG ALL THE NOISE distracting everyone else that year, all the talk about Reaganomics... high interest rates... trade deficits and more. While stocks suffered their worst single-
day drop ever at the time, our AI just evaluated 10.4 million trading possibilities, trying to line up those “3 cherries in a row” on any stock it could find. ADAM: Interesting. Well, let’s have a look at the dot-com crash... I assume your system would’ve told me to load up on a stock like Microsoft and hold for two decades... KEITH: No way. Many of our readers are close to retirement, Adam. We can’t afford to wait 20 years to make money. We simply look for signals that point to short-term, high- success-rate trades you can place over and over to potentially double your portfolio over a year, in bull or bear markets... And that’s exactly what we would’ve done in the dot-com era. Take a look...
First, good luck beating inflation. Since 2020, cumulative inflation has been nearly 24.3%, meaning that if you had $10,000 sitting in cash, it’s lost over $2,000 in value. If that were an individual stock, would you continue holding it? Of course not.
You’d have stopped out a long time ago. So stay in cash at your own risk. Because with prices higher than we’ve
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