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Bullish as we head into earnings season

With the various major earnings coming out next week, you will be surprised the market is quite bullish right now.

I am bullish next week for the overall earnings season

When it comes to earnings, hedge funds pour millions of dollars into getting early to capture these large moves

I've tried as well but my conclusion was that earnings was mostly 50/50

There are certain conditions that will lead to more predictable earnings to get to 65-75% success rate that I teach in Investing Accelerator but...

I realize you don't need to consistently win during earnings to make money for investing

Instead, I focus on finding great companies at a discount and get it at a good price. This usually take care of earnings all together.

If you are worried about earnings, you can always buy before and after earnings to neutralize earnings with an average price.

Cheers,

Eric

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