It's also not unusual for February to be one of the worst months of the year for...

…And if that doesn't sound crazy enough, here's one more piece of data that'll just solidify it. Historically, when January is up between 0 to 2%, the next 11 months have been lower only once in history. And usually, when January is green, the rest of the year ends up an average of 16.9% higher. It's also not unusual for February to be one of the worst months of the year for stocks with being on average negative since the 1950s. That's why in terms of the best way to make money going forward, we need to talk about the 2026 strategy. So far, studies show that despite market volatility, risks, and uncertainty, you have a 62% chance of being positive after a month, a 75% chance of being profitable after a year, 89% after 5 years, 95% after 10 years, and 99.8% 8% after 15 yea…