It starts off by announcing the top 6 summer ecommerce events, then goes on to refer to just 3 (all of which are no brainers - is there anybody unaware of the back to school season?!).
It then makes a load of claims about trending products with no evidence to back this up other than paywalled links to their service.
I'm sorry you didn't like the article.
Our software has a technology that analyses trends and in fact, you can see on https://angage.net/trends how the items we suggested are still trendy (this is backed up by Google Trends and sales we track with the software).
I know for someone living in the US some events we mentioned can be no brainers. A lot of our readers are based in the EU or even Asia but are selling to the US, so we thought it was worth mentioning them.
Thanks for your feedback! Mike