ANCHOR Sure. The market plummeted 900 points. GREG Well, I predicted it wouldn’t be a crisis at all. Instead, I said it would be a repeat of a move that took place 20 years earlier, and mark a major low. At the time I wrote: “This is going to be a big bottom… It’s volatile, but hang tight. This is setting up for a home-run trade.” Sure enough, that’s exactly what happened. The market soared… Its best week in 3 months… And you could have made a 132% gain in 23 days on Microsoft… a 156% gain in 32 days on Advanced Micro Devices… a 159% gain in 41 days on Nvidia… and a 112% gain in 25 days on Invesco…
And Arthur C. wrote me… “ Greg, today was one of the most enjoyable days I’ve ever had in the market. You were right on the money.” ANCHOR You probably just got lucky on that one, right? GREG Nope. I did it again on August 15. That day I announced, “This bear market is not over yet.” Sure enough, that was the day the market peaked after a major rally.
I then warned September 9 would be another big turning point. Sure enough, the Dow plummeted 3,000 points beginning that same day… and I booked a 105% gain in 6 days. Just a few days later, I heard from Donald R. who said:
“ Greg, can’t thank you enough. You have saved my portfolios twice now, Covid crash and 2022 crash.” * ANCHOR I assume you had no idea WHY the sell-off would accelerate on those days. Only the WHEN. GREG Yep. I don’t try to predict society. ANCHOR But don’t the fundamentals matter, too? GREG Well, look. Stuff like earnings, new products, interest rates – those play a large role over the LONG term, sure. But ultimately… it’s people’s emotional reactions to this stuff that drives prices higher or lower over the SHORT term , which is my bread-and-butter, and which we find so predictable. Here’s what I mean… Remember September 20, 2021, when everyone worried a “too-big-to-fail” bank would default on its loans and cause a crisis?
…all beginning that month on my picks… using Gann strategy. ‘76 ELECTION POINTS TO DOT-COM MANIA ANCHOR Predicting the future by looking to the past. Are these cycles always perfectly symmetrical? GREG No! And that’s what makes this so fascinating. For example, consider 1976. The stock market HATED the election of President Jimmy Carter. Take a look… The minute he took office, stocks began a 33%
decline that lasted right up until he handed power to Ronald Reagan in 1981.
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