About Matt, The Founder of EquiPredict
Hello and welcome. I’m Matt Kane, the founder of EquiPredict and an active participant in the financial markets since 2012. Over the years, I’ve focused on using data, cycles, and market structure to help investors and traders improve their risk-adjusted returns.
EquiPredict began as a research project under the name Earnings Elite. Subscribers received monthly forecasts highlighting which industries and sectors institutional investors were rotating toward. In addition, I provided lower-risk trade timing alerts based on technical and cycle-based setups.
As demand grew for more precision in both timing and price, I developed a proprietary cycle timing method. This model adapts to different market conditions and is designed for short- to medium-term equity trading — ranging from a few days to several weeks or months.
My approach to financial market forecasting is rooted in continuous improvement. I focus on identifying lower-risk entry points and navigating volatility with a structured, disciplined process aimed at maximizing returns while protecting capital.
Over time, I’ve learned one key principle that shapes every analysis and decision: trade what you see. That mindset led me to build a system that’s about more than just profit — it’s about capital preservation, consistency, and clarity.
If you’re looking to strengthen your edge in the market, I invite you to explore EquiPredict. You’ll find forecasts, educational content, and tools to support more confident participation. Questions or insights? Don’t hesitate to reach out — I’d love to hear from you.
Happy investing,
Matt
Understanding the Risks of Market Participation
Trading and investing involve substantial risk. No method or indicator — including cycle-based strategies — is guaranteed to work in all market conditions. Trends and timing signals can shift unexpectedly from day to day or month to month.
Whether you follow insights from EquiPredict or another service, it’s essential to fully understand the risks involved. Emotional decision-making, poor risk control, and lack of planning are some of the most common reasons traders lose capital. Know your strategy, manage stop-losses, and only engage in trading if it aligns with your goals and risk tolerance.
Trading is not about chasing excitement — it’s about discipline, planning, and sticking to a consistent system.
Wishing you clarity and success in the markets.