You’re trading the wrong session.
30 years of data says so. Columbia Business School, Purdue, and UC Berkeley all ran the numbers and reached the same finding.
Strip out the overnight returns from the S&P 500 and average daytime returns over 3 decades ran flat to negative.
Take $1, put it in the S&P 500 in 1993, and collect only daytime returns for 30 years. You’ve got $1. Collect only the overnight returns instead and the number looks completely different.
The institutions figured this out a long time ago. Nobody told regular traders. Nobody built a way to trade it.
I was employee 13 at thinkorswim, then 13 years at TD Ameritrade running options education for 7.5 million traders.
I saw every mistake they were making and what the big money was doing with the overnight window. That’s where I started building.
Every major stock has what I call an overnight wall, a price level where the expected move sits and where stocks drift after the close. You don’t need a news event for that to happen.
Most nights the stock just drifts toward the wall because that’s what stocks do.
On March 26th, Broadcom was drifting lower into the close. There was no headline, just a quiet drift in the last 13 minutes of the session.
A trade went in at the wall for $55.
That night Iran escalated, Hormuz closed, and oil jumped above $100. Friday morning Broadcom opened at $307.10, less than $2 from where it closed. The stock moved less than 1% and that $55 was worth $200.
That’s 263% on a stock that barely moved. There’s no luck in that tape. That’s the wall working exactly the way it should.
Microsoft returned 207% over a weekend, Tesla 281% overnight, Apple 215%, Gold 257%.
These came from different stocks and different weeks but through the same window every time.
I built the system to find these setups and now I send trade alerts before the close, up to 6 per week, with step-by-step instructions. The trade takes 4 minutes to place.
The next morning it takes 2 minutes to close.
This is SuperFly, the first trade ever built specifically for the overnight window. You don’t need to watch the market all day. You need a phone and 6 minutes.
The next alert is building right now.
To your success,
Don Kaufman
