Take a look at the timer below.

As you can see, it’s counting down.

Here’s my bet: you’ll finish reading this article before 5 minutes are up—and by the end, you’ll begin to question one market rule everyone swears by…

You can’t time the market.

In the world of markets, that one rule has reigned supreme.

BUT…

Somehow, there always seems to be someone who defies the dogma.

For example, Jesse Livermore shorted the market in 1929 and became one of the richest men alive. Paul Tudor Jones saw Black Monday coming in 1987 and made a killing.

George Soros bailed on tech stocks just before the dot-com bubble burst.

And here’s the thing…

For every headline-making name, there are others quietly timing the market, operating in the backdrop, making moves that never hit the newsfeeds.

They don’t seek fame—just precision.

Mason Sexton is one of them, and his track record speaks louder than any spotlight ever could.

The 1987 crash? He called it. The bottom of ’09? Nailed it. The COVID crash? Both the top and the bottom.

And now, Mason’s back.

Plus, he’s got some news about 2025 that, frankly, makes me want to cancel my Netflix subscription and start stockpiling cans of tuna.

The Timer

Let’s start with the obvious question: how does he do it?

Why are hedge fund managers practically tripping over themselves to write him six-figure checks?

I’ll tell you what it’s not.

According to him, it’s not about earnings.

It’s not about the Fed.

It’s not even about reading the mood of the markets.

Mason doesn’t care if Powell sneezes in the middle of a press conference or if Apple beats its quarterly revenue by a billion bucks.

Mason’s edge isn’t about what most of us see.

It’s about what we don’t.

It’s what he calls “The Map.”

The Map

When I first saw this chart, I thought it was something NASA cooked up to find wormholes in deep space. 

It doesn’t look like any stock chart I’ve ever seen—the Jackson Pollock of stock charts.

It’s messy. Confusing. Overwhelming.

But, unlike a Pollock…

This chart, says Mason, tells you when the market is about to to make a massive move. 

While most traders obsess over scrap—99% of the “technicals,” he says, are noise—Mason throws it all to the side.

The Map, though? That’s something else entirely.

Its origins go back 100 years. The guy who invented it reportedly turned basically pocket change into a new life.

And Mason has used it to: 

• Predict the crash of ’87.
• Time the bottom of the Great Financial Crisis.
• Spot the exact turning points during COVID.
• And, oh yeah, the big rally in the S&P 500 last year.

Now, Mason’s preparing to reveal his secrets to the rest of us mere mortals.

And if his two-year forecast is even half as accurate as his past calls….

Let’s just say, it’ll be a year to remember. 

What’s Coming in 2025?

Here’s just a taste of what Mason’s saying:

Within 60 days, there could be an event so significant it will change the trajectory of the markets—and possibly the world.

(In a moment, I’ll give you the first date to mark in your calendar.)

But Mason’s methods aren’t just about charts or numbers. They’re about timing. Timing that seems too good to be true, except it keeps proving itself right.

And now he’s giving everyone a chance to tune in and hear his forecast.

Mason will also explain why he chose 11:02 AM on January 29 to tell us all this. (Spoiler: there’s a reason. There’s always a reason!)

Again, hedge funds have paid big bucks for access to this kind of intel. 

So what’s the catch?

Honestly, there isn’t one. But you’ve got to show up. January 29th. 11:02 AM. 

Here’s what to look forward to: 

• His detailed two-year forecast for 2025-2027.
• The three dates that could define the next market cycle.
• And a little peace of mind—or a big wake-up call.

(Check the clock. Was I right?)