Sample alerts.
What members get, rebuilt from the public record with real S&P 500 closes. One for each kind of event in the record so far.
What members get, rebuilt from the public record with real S&P 500 closes. One for each kind of event in the record so far.
Each sample uses the same past cases and the same closing prices as the record. They show the format. They are not alerts that went out on those dates.

The alert lists all 5 earlier shutdowns since 1993 and what the S&P 500 did after each one. The one loss, Jan 2018, is right there with the wins.
What the alert said, from the 5 earlier shutdowns since 1993:
Real S&P 500 closes from the record. The history in the alert said typical: +17.1% a year later.

The same alert arrives by email, with the full table: each of the 5 earlier cuts and what stocks did 1 month, 3 months and 1 year later. Two of them were lower a year later. Both are in it.
What the alert said, from the 5 earlier Fed cuts since 1993:
Real S&P 500 closes from the record. The history in the alert said typical: +8.6% a year later.

All 5 earlier hikes were higher a year later. This time the S&P 500 was up 2.8% after a month, then down 14.0% after 3 months. The follow-ups say so, and the record keeps it.
What the alert said, from the 5 earlier Fed hikes since 1993:
The history said 5 of 5 higher a year later. This time it was 7.1% lower. That's why every alert shows the worst case, and why the record keeps the misses.
Same parts, same order, every time.
The same kind of event, every time it happened since 1993. Nothing picked because it looks good.
The S&P 500 1 month, 3 months and 1 year after each one, plus the best, the worst and the typical.
A month later, how this time played out, good or bad. Then it joins the public record.
Every alert, every follow-up and the full record. Email + private Telegram.
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