Dear Reader,
Friendly Reminder- I am going to publish a Spread Option Trade Alert in my "Weekly Spread Trader" Publication Tomorrow (Jan 30 at 12pm EST). So go ahead and Signup to get in and get your first trade signal.
You still have time. Click Here to Claim Your Lifetime Access (for $210 only)
Yes! Lifetime access for only a one-time payment of $210 (so you do not need to worry about monthly and yearly recurring payments for the lifetime of the publication).
Each of these recommendations are published in real time and valid for the entire trading day (so there is enough time to make decisions on the strategies).
----------------I sent the email below on Thursday (Jan 26)---------------
What do Alphabet, Amgen, Allstate, Phillips 66, and General Motors have in common?
They're five of 709 companies announcing earnings next week.
Yup – we're in the heart of Earnings Season.
And that means more great trading opportunities than you could ever take advantage of…especially if you play options.
Most traders choose to buy options into earnings announcements.
There's a better solution.
One problem when solely buying options is that you can lose… even if you're right about the direction of the stock movement!
What's a better strategy?
Sell an out-of-the money put on your chosen stock… while buying a further out-of-the money put on the same stock… and having the same expiration date for both trades.
I'm talking about executing a put credit spread.
The beauty of this trade is that you'll get an immediate credit into your account from the selling of that out-of-the-money put.
At the same time, buying a further out-of-the-money put will protect you from catastrophic loss should your chosen stock tank after its earnings announcement (think of it as an insurance policy).
Besides strictly limiting your potential loss, put credit spreads are great because they don't tie your money up for long - they're over and done with fast.
The trick to successful put credit spread trading, of course, is targeting the right stocks (you can't use this strategy on just any old stock).
So how do you do that?
Don't miss it!
Every week, subscribers of this elite trading program get a trade suggestion that utilizes the put credit spread strategy.
The next one comes out on Monday, Jan. 30 (it's a stock on hyper-growth mode that's shaping up to be a really promising trade).
I don't want you to miss it.
So, I'm offering you a deal I may never offer again:
Sign up for lifetime subscription to Weekly Spread Trader and I'll knock 86% off the price…to just $210!
Normally, joining Weekly Spread Trader will set you back $1,495 every year.
That's right. I'm offering you a chance to save over $1,100 on the first year of your membership… and $1,495 every year you remain a member on this unique trading service.
So instead of paying $1,495 year after year after year…
You get in for only $210 (Lifetime Access).
That's it – no more payments, ever.
Like I said, the next Weekly Spread Trader recommendation comes out on Monday.
Don't miss it!
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