Sunday, August 17, 2025

What happens when Wall Street overthinks

We pick up easy trades while they chase complexity
 
   
     
You ever notice how the best opportunities in trading always come from seeing something everyone else misses?  

That moment when you spot a pattern, an anomaly - something that just shouldn't work but does? 

I had one of those moments 18 months ago.  

I was reviewing options chains late one night when I noticed something strange. 

Buried in the data on Apple's options was a quirk that shouldn't have existed… A “pricing error”, really.  

At first, I thought it was a mistake… Then I ran the numbers and tested them.  

Turns out, it wasn't a mistake at all.  

And once you see it, you can't unsee it.  

Here's what I mean…  

On November 13th last year, Apple was trading around $190. 

Most traders were paying $5, $10, or even $20 per contract to trade it.  

But using this approach?  

Anyone in the know could have gotten in for a tiny $1.24.  

Four days later? That trade paid out 101%... While Apple barely moved 1%.  
 
 
Since then, we've used this same pattern to place 58 trades… Fifty-eight times we've turned $1 into $2, sometimes more, often in less than a week.  

On Nvidia…. On Google… On stocks, the "smart money" says you need big moves to profit from.  

The crazy part?  

While there were some smaller gains and some that did not work out… 

This isn't some complex strategy… It's shockingly simple once you know what to look for. 

Just three steps:  

1. Find the mispriced options (I'll show you how)  

2. Enter for $1 or less  

3. Wait for the market to correct its mistake  

That's it.  

No complicated math, just spotting the same pricing errors I've been exploiting every week since that first Apple trade.  

Now, I know what you're probably thinking:  

"If this works so well, why isn't everyone doing it?"  

Fair question… Here's the truth:  

Most traders never see it because they're looking at the wrong things… The big money moves… Flashy strategies.  

They don't notice the quiet little anomalies happening every week in the options chains. 
 
But once you train your eye to spot them?  

Well, let's just say you'll never look at options the same way again.  

While I cannot promise future returns or against losses… 

I’ve put together a step-by-step walkthrough of everything I’ve learned doing this for the past 18 months and how anyone with a regular brokerage account with just a couple bucks can jump on this.

While I cannot promise future returns or against losses… 

If you're curious, here’s the link to find all the details you need on how this works.

We're in this together,

Graham Lindman
   
 
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