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In 2025, correctly called the stock market dip on Trump tariffs and protected the strategic portfolio over 80% prior to the dip — 56% portfolio level protection, additional hedges on individual positions, short positions including short on oil, and a large gold position
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In 2025, correctly called to take profits on short term tactical positions on Trump inauguration
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In 2024, correctly called that stock market would rally on the Trump election
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In 2024, made a spot-on contrary call before the Fed’s 50 bps rate cut that the yield on long bonds would rise after the rate cut
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Correctly called the stock rally at the beginning of 2024
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Correctly called in January 2024 that the market was wrong in assuming six or seven rate cuts starting in March
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Correctly called heavy emphasis on buying artificial intelligence stocks in 2023 and 2024
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Correctly called the start and end of the correction in 2023
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Correctly called the new bull market of 2023
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Correctly called the start of the artificial intelligence rally in 2022 before anyone else, leading to buying positions such as Nvidia (NVDA) and Microsoft (MSFT) near the lows
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In the 2022 bear market, correctly called the start and end of most counter trend rallies for profitable tactical trades
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Correctly called in advance the big drop in bonds that occurred in 2022 and took advantage of the call with a highly profitable position in a leveraged inverse bond ETF
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Correctly called the bear market of 2022 in advance — portfolios up to 69% protected in 2022
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Called in advance the rapid rise in interest rates in 2022 — the call has proven spot on
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Correctly replaced bonds with cash in a 60/40 portfolio ahead of the big losses in bonds
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In 2021, called that popular long duration stocks would experience significant hits — subsequent to the call, most long duration stocks lost 50 – 90%
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In 2021, called that most SPAC stocks would be decimated — subsequent to the call, most SPAC stocks lost 60 – 90%
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Repeated calls in 2021 that the Fed was wrong about inflation being transitory at a time when the market believed the Fed; the calls have proven spot on — the Fed has admitted that their forecast was wrong
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In 2020 when almost nobody was concerned about inflation, repeated calls that monetary and fiscal policies would result in inflation taking hold; the calls have proven spot on
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In April 2020, as the virus was spreading and there were serious concerns about the stock market, made a call that the stock market would hit new highs; the call has proven spot on
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In the third week of March 2020, right at the bottom of the pandemic dip, several important stocks such as Apple and Microsoft and several important ETFs dipped in the Arora buy zones allowing investors to buy at the lows and resulting in subsequent large gains
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In 2020, before the big virus drop in the stock market, protected up to 86% of the portfolios
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In January 2020 when nobody was talking about the virus impact on the stock market and the stock market was making new highs, called for a severe stock market drop before the big virus-related drop in the stock market in late February and March
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In 2019, stayed bullish on the stock market with prudent protective measures
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Gave a new buy signal on Christmas Eve 2018 which turned out to be the low of the cycle followed by a 20% rise in the stock market
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In the fourth quarter of 2018, took protective measures before the 20% fall in the market on taper tantrum
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From 2017 to the third quarter of 2018, stayed bullish throughout the market rise with prudent protective measures
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On the day of Trump’s election, when Wall Street was talking about a stock market crash, correctly called for a big market rally and subsequently called for Dow Jones Industrial Average to reach 30,000 in Trump’s first term; the call has proven spot on
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In 2016, correctly called Trump’s election at a time when Wall Street had anointed Hillary Clinton as the president
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In 2016, did not buy into Wall Street’s caution about financial stocks and held on to significant financial stock positions going into the election; financials performed the best after the election
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When the Dow Jones Industrial Average was in the 16,000 range, called for Dow Jones to reach 30,000; at that time no one was calling for such a big rise in the stock market
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Called for aggressive hedging and other protective measures in late 2015 before the market downturn of early 2016; aggressively bought the dip before the big rebound
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Correctly stayed bullish, at times with protective hedges and other measures, during the long bull market that started in 2009
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Aggressive hedging and profit-taking before the market downturn in 2011 made 2011 a profitable year for The Arora Report subscribers, a year in which most investors lost money
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On March 9, 2009, issued a signal perfect to the day to back up the truck and buy stocks; March 9, 2009, turned out to be the start of a decade long bull market
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Called to take profits on all short positions in February 2009, just before the market bottom
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Called to take profits on inverse ETFs in February 2009, just before the market bottom
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In the 2008 crash when most investors lost half of the value of their portfolios, subscribers to The Arora Report generated over 45% return with the judicious use of hedges, cash, and inverse ETFs; the return was significantly higher for those who could use short selling signals from The Arora Report
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In the early stages of the decline prior to the 2008 crash when the stock market lost half of its value, calls to go heavily in inverse ETFs that go up when the market goes down
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Called to go to 100% short prior to the 2008 crash for investors who were able to short
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Called to go to 100% cash and hedges prior to the 2008 stock market crash for long-only investors prior to the stock market losing 50% of its value
