Dear Reader,
Last week the market's steady march downward continued, with the S & P dropping nearly 3%.
No surprise, inflation's the culprit.
- The Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index rose 0.6% in January and is up 5.4% from last year
- The U.S. Commerce Department showed that consumer spending rose 1.8% in January
- The U.S. added 517,000 jobs in January (triple of what analysts had predicted)
That's tough for bulls, but great for traders focusing on bearish plays.
This is especially true for the tech sector (the Nasdaq's down nearly 7% since Feb. 2).
I've spotted one tech stock in particular that's ripe for a simple bearish options trade.
I'll release that alert on the morning of Monday, Feb. 27 to members of my Options Under $10 trading service.
I want you to get in on the action, so I'm offering you a chance at a lifetime membership to Options Under $10 for just $165 only.
Take advantage of this offer and you'll save $1,330 on your first year of membership, and $1,495 every year afterward.
Options Under $10 is perfect for traders looking for a regular stream of simple, uncomplicated trade recommendations (you get an average of 2 to 4 every month).
They feature buy recommendations on call and put options that cost less than $10 each.
Since an options contract controls 100 shares, that means you never invest more than $1,000 on any one trade.
And these trades are short-term, so you don't have to tie your money up for long (sometimes you're in and out on the same day).
But to get this deal and my Monday morning trade alert, you have to be a member by 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 26
Click Here to Get Monday's Trade Alert and Lifetime Access to Options Under $10
I hope you take advantage of this offer.
That's it for now.
I will see you on the next page,
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