What you’re paying for isn’t the email. It’s the discipline behind it.
If your first reaction to “investment newsletter” is a polite no, we don’t blame you. Most of what earns that label is a tip sheet, a market-timing guru with a hot streak, or a cheap subscription built to funnel you toward something more expensive. We didn’t want to read that stuff. So we didn’t build it.
The Stock Trend Report is a rules-based market discipline that happens to arrive by email.
What makes STR different
We follow observable trends: the 200-day signal, sector by sector. No guessing the Fed, the election, or next week’s headlines.
STR follows the 11 major S&P 500 sectors. The only question we’re answering is whether a trend is healthy enough to own or broken enough to avoid.
Most investors can live with a normal correction. What actually does damage is the decade-defining crash, and the discipline exists to reduce exposure to those.
Most products are built to keep you invested because that’s how they get paid. STR is built to be disciplined, even when that means stepping aside.
Who this is for
Nearly five decades in markets teaches you one thing above all: confidence is cheap near the top, and discipline is hard to find near the bottom. STR is for investors who’ve been through enough cycles to know that, and who’d rather follow a process than a hunch.
It isn’t for someone who wants an opinion on where the market is headed next. It’s for someone who wants to know what the market is actually doing, right now, without the noise wrapped around it.
Fair enough. We’re not big fans of the usual investment newsletter either. STR isn’t stock picking and it isn’t prediction. It’s a rules-based trend report built to keep you invested when trends are healthy, and more defensive when they’re not.
The clearest way to decide if this is for you is to read one, exactly as subscribers receive it.