| Dear Reader, |
-------------I sent you the email below Yesterday (Dec 27, 2024)--------------
It's December, and the Holiday Season is Here! 🎊
As we gear up for the end-of-year celebrations, there's something else exciting on the horizon—the First Earnings Season of 2025, just two weeks away! 📈.
With that in mind, I'd like to reveal a professional trading strategy that could generate a steady stream of income for you.
But it's not for everyone.
You need a healthy account in order to use it.
So it isn't for you if you're trading on a shoestring.
However, if you have some decent ammo in your account, I'd like to introduce you to Pro Put- Seller.
Pro Put-Seller is a cash-secured put trading program.
It involves writing a put option while at the same time setting aside enough cash to buy the stock in case things move against you.
When you write the option, your account immediately gets a juicy premium.
The goal is to have the put expire worthless so that your premium constitutes a profit.
The trick to making this trade work?
To choose a strike price that the stock's unlikely to dip below right after its Earnings Announcement (EA).
See, you can't just use any old strike price.
Its goal – to find strike prices that are unlikely to be breached right after earnings are released.
The best candidates are highlighted in an easy-to-follow database you can use to design optimal trades.
This data includes:
- The stock and its symbol
- The suggested strike price
- The projected trade open date and the options expiration date
- Whether it's a pre-open or post-market earnings announcement (EA)
- The stock's predicted volatility in the wake of its EA
Here's what a hypothetical example looks like:
Symbol: XYZ (not a real symbol; it's here for illustrative purposes)
Company: XYZ, Inc. (not the real stock name)
Strike Price: $3 (this is updated daily)
Projected Trade Open Date: Fri., Sept. 25, 2023
Earnings Date: Mon., Sept. 28, 2023
Earnings Time: After Market Close
Options Expiration Date: Wed., Sept. 30
Predicted Volatility: 16%
Armed with all this data, you can design a trade using the strike price my algorithm suggests (in this case $3 a share).
Of course, it's not impossible that the stock could go below $3.
That's why you need to set aside enough cash to buy the stock.
Since one option controls 100 shares, that means you'd need $300 to buy 100 shares.
However, getting assigned the stock at $3 could be a GOOD thing.
That's because you'd now own 100 shares of a solid equity that could easily march higher.
For just $187, I'll give you a LIFETIME subscription to this unique trading service.
This is a one-time payment – you'll never get another bill for this service again.
Meaning, you are receiving a lifetime Access to Pro Put Seller (Lifetime Access of the publication)
What you will get is a boatload of trade ideas to consider IMMEDIATELY.
(As I write this today, Pro Put Seller is offering 49 different trade ideas!)
Bottom line – with Pro Put-Seller, you'll have all the data you need to trade cash secured puts like a pro.
And these are short-term trades (you're typically in and out in just a few days).
Imagine –
You could be generating premium… after premium… after premium… through Earnings Season and beyond.
And don't worry, every penny of your Pro Put-Seller Llfetime subscription is unconditionally guaranteed for 90 days.
That means you can get a full refund within that time for any reason (or no reason at all).
(So please don't forward this to ANYONE else).
That's it for now.
Wishing you a Happy Holiday Season,
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| P.S. I almost forgot – this deal expires on Sunday, Dec. 29th 2024 . at 11:59 p.m. sharp. sharp. So don't dally. |
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