Every trading day at 3:05 PM ET, I ask one question: is the market going up or down before the close? Lately, I've been right four out of five times, and the winners have averaged +51% apiece. Fast trades. Small stakes. Home before dinner.
I trade the last 55 minutes of the stock market. The wildest, most ignored, most money-making stretch of the whole day.
Here's why. Between 3:00 and 4:00 PM Eastern, the big Wall Street firms have to shove money around before the closing bell. They can't wait until tomorrow. They have to do it now. And when billions of dollars start moving in the same direction at the same time, well… the market tends to go that direction too. Shocker.
All I do is watch what they're doing from 3:00 to 3:05. Then I text you one trade.
You buy it. About 30 minutes later, you sell it. You're done before the closing bell and back to your life: your kids, your dinner, your dog, your Netflix, whatever.
No 40-page research reports nobody reads. No homework. No trades sitting open overnight giving you heartburn while you're trying to sleep. Just the final 55 minutes. And honestly? It's kind of a blast.
Fair. Here are four recent trades, exactly as they went down.
Kidding. Here's what's actually going on.
The big Wall Street firms (hedge funds, banks, the billion-dollar players) don't get to clock out at 2:59. Before the closing bell rings at 4, they have a mountain of stuff they have to get done:
So for one solid hour every single afternoon, somebody big is always pushing. And when they push, the market moves. All I have to do is figure out which way. I've gotten pretty good at spotting it by 3:05.
The 3-to-4 window exists because the big firms are required to move money before the bell. That's not going to change next month. Or next quarter. Or next year. So come trade it with me. There's going to be something to trade tomorrow, next week, next month, and every month after that.
Every single trade I sent from March 20 through April 15, 2026. The good, the bad, the meh. All of it, in order. I'm not hiding a thing.
| Date | Ticker | Entry | Exit | Result | Held |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 04/15 | $XSP | $0.45 | $0.55 | +22.22% | 46 min |
| 04/09 | $XSP | $0.21 | $0.32 | +52.38% | 37 min |
| 04/08 | $TQQQ | $3.25 | $5.00 | +53.85% | 6 days |
| 04/08 | $XSP | $0.35 | $0.60 | +71.43% | 2 hr |
| 04/02 | $XSP | $0.60 | $0.60 | 0.00% | 4 hr |
| 04/01 | $XSP | $0.45 | $0.76 | +68.89% | 74 min |
| 03/31 | $XSP | $0.85 | $1.05 | +23.53% | 3 min |
| 03/30 | $XSP | $0.45 | $0.51 | +13.33% | 23 min |
| 03/27 | $SQQQ | $3.00 | $0.00 | −100.00% | 6 days |
| 03/26 | $XSP | $0.60 | $1.20 | +100.00% | 45 min |
| 03/20 | $XSP | $0.50 | $0.75 | +50.00% | 3 days |
The loser's right there on March 27. The breakeven's right there on April 2. I'm not going to pretend otherwise.
What if you had just put the same amount of money into every single one of those 11 trades (good ones, bad ones, the flat one, all of it)? Here's what you'd be sitting on.
Screenshots straight from the Fuse chat. Real names, real prices, real timestamps. No editing, no cherry-picking.
I know, I know, you were probably bracing for some gigantic number. Relax. It's less than a decent dinner for two.
Here's my deal: take Fuse Trader for a full 14 days and try the whole thing. Get the daily texts. Trade them with real money, trade them with pretend money, or just watch them roll in and see if you like how it goes.
If at any point in those 14 days you decide it's not for you (for any reason, even "I just changed my mind"), email us and we'll refund every penny. No hoops. No hassle. No hard feelings.
Two full weeks. Real trades. Your call. I can't make it fairer than that.
I'll be in the live room tomorrow at 3:05 PM Eastern, watching the tape and waiting for the green light. I'd love to have you there with me. Let's make some money. Let's have a little fun doing it.