How Traders Use Earnings Cycles to Time the Market
📈 Legendary trader Larry Williams shares a powerful insight: the 13-week cycle that drives short and intermediate-term market movements. Why 13 weeks? Because that’s how often companies report their earnings — and that creates a natural and dominant cycle in the markets.
If you’re trading stocks, especially dividend-paying ones, this cycle is essential. Learn how to track and use it to anticipate major moves in the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and beyond.
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I'm going to give you my secret of short
term and intermediate term cycle right here,
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right now. It's a 13 week cycle. Why 13 weeks
a magic number? No. What happens every 13 weeks
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in the stock market? Companies report their
earnings. So because of that, there's a real
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strong dominant natural cycle of about 13 weeks
in the Dow Jones Industrial Average S&P 500.
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In fact most all stocks especially one would
dividend. So you need to look at your stock your
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investment program versus the 13 week
cycle. Most software will let you put
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that on your chart or just look at
it yourself about every 13 weeks.
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These stock start substantial moves.
Pay attention to the 13 week cycle.
