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Unveiling the "Next Major American Index"

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This is the next evolution of an outdated model... SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES Note From Senior Managing E

This is the next evolution of an outdated model... SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES [The Oxford Club Special Opportunities]( Note From Senior Managing Editor Nicole Labra: Have you heard all the buzz? [There's a new "Major American Index"](... which allows you to capitalize on the most profitable trading period in the market... all without doing any extra work on your part. Now you can shove it in the face of electronic Wall Street traders... And tell the artificial intelligence bots to go pound sand... It's being called a "[phenomenon]( as it can point you toward monumental profits... WHILE helping you avoid downside risk. [Find the sensitive details here.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Unveiling the "Next Major American Index" Bryan Bottarelli, Head Trade Tactician, Monument Traders Alliance [Bryan Bottarelli] When the Dow Jones Industrial Average was created in 1885 (which was well before computers and the internet), the only way to calculate a market indicator was to add up its components' share prices and divide by the number of components. So that's exactly what Charles Dow did - and it's still how the Dow Jones Industrial Average is calculated to this day. Fast-forward 72 years... When the S&P 500 was launched in 1957, technology had advanced to the point that Standard & Poor's could base its new market metric on companies' total stock market values - rather than on their share prices. But even that methodology has flaws... For instance, in the first quarter of 2023, just seven stocks supported the entire S&P 500... Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL), Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT), Alphabet (Nasdaq: GOOGL), Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN), Nvidia (Nasdaq: NVDA), Meta Platforms (Nasdaq: META) and Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA) combined for 82% of the S&P 500's return in the first quarter. Check out the chart below, and you'll see what I mean... Excluding the returns from artificial intelligence-related stocks, the market's return has been negative in 2023. [AI Has Driven Nearly All of the S&P's Returns in 2023]( The Big Takeaway The way that the major market averages are constructed is both outdated and flawed... That's precisely why you'll soon see my newest pick become the "[Next Major American Index]( As you'll see below... There's a new asset now available for trading that I believe will be the "Next Major American Index"... Simply because it does something quite remarkable... It's designed to automatically buy stocks during the time frame when they're proven to go up... And reduce your exposure to stocks when they're proven to go down. I call this time frame... [The "Secret Profit Window."]( I discovered this when a lead researcher on my team slapped a recently "leaked" Federal Reserve report on my desk. This report was released with no major media coverage - probably for two reasons: - It's 90-plus pages: You'd need a strong financial background to decipher the key takeaways. - It exposes a hidden market anomaly: It reveals a specific time each day that you want to be invested in the markets - which will embarrass almost every "buy and hold" fund manager in the world. What could this mean for you? Consider this eye-popping comparison.... Over the last eight years, $100 invested in Stock A WITH the Secret Profit Window... Would have exploded up to $1.4 million. But on the other hand... Stock A (the same stock) WITHOUT the [Secret Profit Window](... Was down 99.8%. [Secret Profit Window]( How can this be? I'll reveal everything to you in my urgent investor presentation. YOUR ACTION PLAN Decades of verified data show the exact time you should have been trading to get 1,700%-plus returns over the last 30 years. Don't put another $1 in the market until you know this [Secret Profit Window](. [Yes! Show me the "Next Major American Index," featuring the Secret Profit Window!]( Yours in smart speculation, Bryan OPPORTUNITIES FROM FRIENDS OF THE CLUB - [The "Overnight Drift": The Highly Profitable Market Phenomenon Wall Street Has Hidden Since 1993 Revealed Here]( - [Marc Lichtenfeld Reveals His #1 Oil and Gas Play.]( - [See How to Access the Money Tool Metric Typically Reserved for World's Richest ($10M+ Net Worth)]( SPONSORED [Blue-Collar Worker Did WHAT With $7,500?]( The blue-collar son of a police officer borrowed $7,500 from his mother. What he did with it next is legendary. It landed him a meeting with the president of the United States. 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