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Then it turns around.
Ugh!
It's happened to all of us, right?
I'm sure it's happening A LOT these days, with all the crazy volatility whipsawing traders around the globe.
But the market isn't the problem.
(It's going to do whatever it wants, right?)
The problem is with traders.
When uncertainty takes over… when you're paralyzed by fear… when you look for guidance from market "goo roos,"… your judgment will be clouded.
That's how most people trade (and you don't want to trade like most people).
How to Take Fear Out of Your Trading (and Give Yourself 3 Ways to Win on Every Trade)
I've fine-tuned an options strategy that gives traders like you a chance to win whether the market's bullish, bearish, or flat.
And it gives you 3 ways to win on every trade!
Here are some of our closed trades this year using this strategy…
47.83% gain in NIO in 4 days
80.00% gain in TDOC in 4 days
36.36% gain in CHPT in 10 days
45.10% gain in AMD in 4 days
67.39% gain in SNAP in 30 days
52.17% gain in PTON in 10 days
And that's not all. The full gains list is on the other side of this email.
This strategy has hit 21 winners out of our last 24 trades.
And for 2024, our win rate matrix is a stellar 87.5%!
The Next Trade Comes Out Friday, Nov. 15 – and I Want You to Have It
Friday's trade comes through my Weekly Spread Trader program.
Weekly Spread Trader uses an options strategy that pays you right after you place your trade.
See, these are put credit spread trades. You sell an out-of-the-money put option on my recommended stock (which instantly generates a juicy premium to your account).
At the same time, you buy a further out-of-the-money option and put it on that same stock with the same strike price.
Since that further out-of-the-money put option is worth less than the option you sold (because it's farther away from the strike price), you stand to gain the difference.
Best of all, this trade gives you not one… not two… but three ways to make money.
- 1. If the stock closes higher than the strike price of the option you sold, you have a winning trade.
2. If the stock trades sideways – in other words, it doesn't trade higher or lower, it stays the same – you have a winning trade.
3. If the stock goes modestly lower and doesn't breach the strike price of the option you bought, you have a winning trade.
That's because it expires on its own after the expiration date.
My Next Trade Comes Out on Friday, Nov. 15
As with all Weekly Spread Trader recommendations, Friday's trade is generated by a proprietary algorithm I developed over 16 years ago.
This high-tech trading tool analyzes mountains of data on hundreds of stocks to find the best-put credit spread trade opportunities.
Every month, it produces an average of 2-4 trade recommendations (some months more, some months less… I only recommend trades my algorithm identifies as strong profit candidates AND that pass my vetting process).
As I said, I'll release the next trade on Friday, Nov. 15.
Obviously, you have to be a Weekly Spread Trader member to get it, so I want to make it drop-dead simple – and affordable – for you join.
And that's just for a year!
So, by taking advantage of my offer, you save $1,290 (85%) during your first year of membership…
Plus, another $1,495 every year afterward for the lifetime of the publication.
Keep in mind that your $205 is just a one-time payment.
Bottom line – your $205 gets you access to all our trade alerts for the life of the service… while other subscribers pay up to $1,495 a year.
But this deal expires Friday, Nov. 15 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time (that's less than two days from now).
So don't wait…
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You either love it or you can get a full refund.
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