Money Calendar User Guide

Introduction

Welcome to the Money Calendar! This powerful tool allows traders to identify seasonal patterns in stocks and ETFs, using historical data to determine the best times to enter and exit trades. With the Money Calendar, you can make more informed trading decisions by leveraging a curated list of stocks and ETFs with 90% or better historical accuracy.

This guide will walk you through the main features of the Money Calendar and how to use them to maximize your trading potential.

1. Accessing the Money Calendar

Login into the HUBB Platform at https://www.hubb.com/Account/Login and click the icon, at the top left of screen. Then scroll down and select the “Money Calendar” menu option.

Viewing the Calendar:

a) Green Days: These indicate mostly bullish patterns, meaning the stock prices are historically expected to rise.

b) Red Days: These indicate mostly bearish patterns, showing expected drops in stock prices.

c) Mixed Days: These represent a 50/50 mix of bullish and bearish patterns.

2. Analyzing Trade Opportunities

When you click on a specific day on the Money Calendar, you’ll see a detailed list of stocks and ETFs with associated data points. Here’s how to break down the key information:
 

Data Columns:

a) Symbols: This column lists the stock or ETF symbols available for trade on the selected day.

b) Days Held: Indicates the number of trading days the pattern will last from start to finish. This only counts trading days, excluding weekends and holidays.

d) Average Percent Return: Combines both winning and losing years and provides the average return over the past years. This includes the potential profit or loss for the trade.

e) Accuracy Column: Shows the historical accuracy percentage of the pattern. Patterns listed in the Money Calendar must have a 90% or higher historical accuracy, meaning the stock has moved in the expected direction at least 9 out of 10 years.

c) End Date: The final day of the pattern based on trading days.

f) Power Meter: Shows the strength of the pattern. A rising power meter indicates increasing confidence in the trade’s potential profitability, which is also reflected in the accompanying regression line.

3. Adjusting Money Calendar Settings

You can customize the Money Calendar’s filters by clicking on the settings gear icon at the top left of screen. 

Customization Options:

a) Loopback (Historical Data Range): Choose whether to analyze data from the past 5, 7, 10, or 20 years.

b) Accuracy Threshold: Adjust the accuracy level for the stocks displayed (e.g., only show stocks with a 95% or higher accuracy rate).

c) Days Held: Modify the number of trading days for which patterns are displayed, with a typical range of 40 to 60 days.

d) Type (Assets): Filter by equities, ETFs, or specific stocks (e.g., AI stocks, S&P 500, or NASDAQ 100).

e) Power Meter: I check this to delete any negative power meter stocks

f) Profit View: View in Dollars or Percent

4. Reviewing Historical Data

For each stock or ETF, the Money Calendar shows historical performance data, allowing you to review its patterns over multiple years. This includes:

a) Regression lines (indicating upward or downward trends).

b) Clusters of trades within a particular time frame.

c) Past years’ winning and losing trades.

Conclusion

The Money Calendar is a powerful tool for identifying seasonal patterns and making informed trading decisions based on historical performance. Use the platform’s historical accuracy and power meter metrics to plan and execute your trades efficiently.

This user guide covers the primary features and functions of the Money Calendar, including what to do after you have found a candidate, to options, to order placing.  For more in-depth instructions, refer to the video tutorials or the help section on the Hubb platform.
 

Video 1: https://youtu.be/em6Q-pRN_ns

Video 2: https://youtu.be/tPQVXIMTqMQ

Video 3: https://youtu.be/EaEGkzjafWw

Video 4: https://youtu.be/WvyZ3yeUV44