What if there was a secret “glitch” in the market that let you spot a HUGE move in a stock... days before it actually happened?
Would you want to know about it? I know I would.
Well, such a “glitch” actually exists: it's called the options market.
Whenever you spot unusual activity with stock options, it's a good sign that there is some MAJOR insider trading going on – trading that will only become public knowledge over the next few days or even weeks.
Here's an example: Viacom (VIAC) stock trading in 2021
- 02/01/21 = $50 per share
- 03/15/21 = $105 per share
- 03/31/21 = $45 per share
How do we explain this crazy movement?
There had been ZERO option activity on this stock for weeks... but then on March 23, just when the stock had traded from $50 a share up to $105, someone started trading an obnoxious number of options contracts.
- March 28th - 528,000 Options trade
- March 29th - 520,000 Options trade
What does all this trading mean?
This was a clear sign that an insider or group of insiders knew that SOMETHING big was up. This kinda volume doesn't just trade for kicks-and-giggles.
Traders need to react - WARNING WARNING WARNING
And sure enough, something was amiss: Over the next few days, it was widely reported that massive selling occurred because of a forced liquidation of positions held by the multi-billion-dollar family office Archegos Capital Management.
Now, if you were following this, you, too, could have traded this movement.
You could have purchased the April 80 strike “out of the money” put options in $VIAC for just $1.20 each or $120 per contract. Ten contracts would have set you back $1,200.
What would have happened?
Well, these puts simply went berserk as the price of the underlying shares plummeted from $105 a share down to $45 and then to $40.
The puts you could have bought for $1.20 soared to $22.50 – and your $1,200 investment would have been worth $22,500. That's a gain of well over 1000%.
You could have potentially made a nice $19,300 profit – in just weeks.
That is the power of the options time machine! It lets you spy on what insiders are doing – and legally profit as a result.
Click Here to See How We Find the NEXT Viacom ($VIAC)
Plus, you can forget all about charting Stochastics, Fibonacci retracements, and all of that technical voodoo that people associate with trading.
Instead, you simply monitor what insiders are ACTUALLY doing right now... by being able to spot unusual options trading activity.
And here's the best part: give me just ten minutes of your time and I'll show you EXACTLY how this legal spying works.
I've posted a video online that walks you through the whole process.
I guarantee you've NEVER seen anything like this before. It will blow your mind.
But hurry. This video will only be available for the next 48 hours.
Click here to watch the entire presentation
Best wishes,
Jonathan Rose
Masters in Trading
P.S. In case you're wondering, we've developed a brand-new options scanning tool, developed by a former Facebook Datacenter Network Engineer, to constantly scan the markets and find “unusual” activity (like the example above) that often signals some big institutional insider making a HUGE bet. You're not going to believe this!
P.P.S. By the way, the insiders who were the real front-runners before Archegos puked their $VIAC position made BANK, that's a guarantee I can make.
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