| Dear Reader, |
It seems so unfair.
All you've got is a modest trading account and access to online charts…
While institutional traders have Bloomberg terminals, billions of dollars, and the best stock analysts that money can buy.
How are you supposed to compete against that?
Well, believe it or not, there is a way to level the playing field with the big boys.
I used to be a programmer for some of the biggest names in finance.
(Like Bloomberg, Société́ Générale, and Brown Brothers Harriman).
During that time, I developed algorithms that helped these institutions trade tens of millions of dollars every month.
That was over 16 years ago.
Since then, I've adapted these algorithms to help retail traders like you.
Powered by My Proprietary Volatility Algorithm – Institutional Spread Trader
This algorithm conducts multi-dimensional analyses on hundreds of stocks – and options on them – for Institutional Spread Trader.
The job of this trading service is to unearth promising spread trade opportunities.
When it finds one, I do a deep dive on it to see if it's worthy of a trade recommendation.
If it is, I publish an alert.
Here's how these trades work:
- We sell a deep out-of-the-money put option on a stock before its Earnings Announcement (this generates an instant premium for your trading account ).
- At the same time, we buy a further out-of-the money put option on the same stock with the same expiration date (this limits your potential loss to a pre-defined amount).
- We wait for my algorithm to generate a sell signal (at which point we close our position).
Simple, right?
One nice thing about trading this way is that it strictly limits your risk (thanks to the further out-of-the-money put option we bought).
But the real beauty of this trade is that it gives you 3 ways to cash in:
- 1.If the underlying stock goes up, you win!
2.If that stock stays flat, you win!
3. If that stock goes down a little, you still win!
My Next Institutional Spread Trader Alert Goes Out Tomorrow (Monday, Dec. 16)
To get it – and an average of 2 more trade recommendations every month – just take Institutional Spread Trader out for a test drive.
For a one-time payment of just $215, I'll give you a LIFETIME membership to this service.
Compare that to the usual $1,495 annual membership fee listed online.
That means while other members are paying up to $1,495 every year to keep getting regular monthly trades…
You get trade after trade after trade for a one-time payment of $215 for the lifetime access of the publication.
And as I said, this is a test-drive offer.
Follow the alerts… place some trades… see how it goes…
And if you don't feel the service is right for you, just let me know within 90 days and I'll make sure you get a prompt, courteous refund of every penny.
This offer is my way of thanking you for subscribing to this newsletter.
But you MUST sign up by 11:59 p.m. TONIGHT in order to get this deal.
After that, the price goes back up to $1,495 a year.
To your trading success,
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P.S. 2025 is shaping up to be a volatile year for stocks… and volatility is what we want as spread traders.
That makes me super excited for Institutional Spread Trader members!
I hope you join this elite community.
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