Ready to Stop Reacting and Start Planning?
Our next program begins September 8, 2025. Space is limited because we keep groups small — everyone gets direct feedback on their calendar work.
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Most people track their money after the fact. But here's what nobody talks about — the real edge comes from knowing what's ahead. We teach you how to read market calendars the way traders actually use them.
Explore Our ProgramWhy Timing Matters More Than You Think
Every earnings report, rate decision, and economic release happens on a schedule. And when you understand these patterns, you start seeing opportunities that others miss completely.
This isn't about chasing hot tips or following market gurus. It's about building a consistent approach to tracking what matters — before it moves prices.
We've worked with people who had zero financial background. They learned to spot patterns in dividend dates, understand Fed meeting cycles, and plan their positions around actual data releases instead of random news alerts.
How We Actually Teach This
Forget sitting through hours of theory. Our approach is simple — you learn by doing. Each week, we focus on one type of calendar event. You track it yourself, see what happens, and understand why it matters.
By September 2025, you'll have hands-on experience with earnings seasons, dividend calendars, Fed schedules, and economic indicators. Not just the concepts — the actual skill of using them.
And you'll do this without needing expensive software or insider connections. Just a systematic way of paying attention to public information that's already there.
Economic Releases
Learn which data points actually move markets. Not every report matters equally, and we show you how to filter signal from noise when inflation, employment, or GDP numbers drop.
Earnings Patterns
Understanding earnings isn't just about the numbers. It's about knowing when they're released, which sectors report together, and how to position yourself before the volatility hits.
Central Bank Cycles
Rate decisions shape everything else. We teach you to track Fed meetings, anticipate policy shifts, and understand how these decisions ripple through different asset classes over time.
What You'll Build Over Six Months
This program runs from September 2025 through February 2026. Each phase builds on the last, so by the end you have a complete framework for using financial calendars in your investment decisions.
Foundation Phase
Weeks 1-8: You'll get comfortable with the major calendar types and learn to read them without overwhelm. We start with dividends and earnings because they're the most straightforward.
By November, you'll be tracking real companies and seeing how their scheduled events affect stock behavior.
Integration Phase
Weeks 9-16: Now things get interesting. You'll start combining different calendar types — watching how earnings season overlaps with Fed meetings, or how economic data releases affect sector rotation.
This is where pattern recognition kicks in and you develop your own system.
Application Phase
Weeks 17-24: The final stretch focuses on building your personal investment calendar. You'll map out the events that matter most for your goals and create a sustainable routine.
Most students say this phase is when everything clicks — when the calendar becomes a tool they actually use instead of something they think they should understand.
Real Market Practice
Throughout all phases, you'll practice with current market conditions. Not simulations or outdated examples — actual upcoming events that you can verify yourself.
This means your learning stays relevant and you can immediately apply what you're discovering.
Meet Henrik Dalsgaard
I've been teaching calendar-based investing since 2018, after spending years making the same mistakes most beginners do — reacting to news instead of planning around schedules.
What changed for me was realizing that market-moving events don't surprise anyone. They're announced weeks or months in advance. The trick is just paying attention to the right calendar.
Now I help others build that same awareness. No fancy credentials required — just curiosity and willingness to track data consistently. The students who succeed are usually the ones who stick with it past the first month when it feels tedious.