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So you still have time to sign up and get your first signal.
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I sent you the email below yesterday, but I'm not sure if you had a chance to read it yet. Therefore, I am resending it to ensure that you get a chance to read it..
When it comes to Earnings Announcements (EA), the volatility can be quite high.
Additionally, the recent bank collapse of SVB has only added to the uncertainty, making it even more crucial to implement strategies that help to minimize risk.
I want to emphasize the significance of risk mitigation and share with you the best strategies to achieve this goal.
The good news is that there is still a way to trade EA while limiting the downside risk, and we have an excellent approach to accomplish just that!
In general, most investors and traders purchase simple options on earnings announcements. That is not an effective trading strategy.
There's one really great EA trade brewing right now.
It involves using a spread options trading strategy.
Most traders don't use this strategy.
Instead, they typically buy simple options into EA.
Not good.
Why?
Because sometimes your simple options lose money even if you're right about the direction of the stock movement.
So it makes sense to do something else, right?
A great alternative to buying simple options into EA is to use a spread options trading strategy.
What you do is sell a deep-out-of-the-money Weekly Put option before EA and collect a juicy premium.
And at the same time, you buy a farther out-of-the-money Put option.
Since that further out-of-the-money put option is worth less than the option you sold (because it's farther away from the strike price), you stand to gain the difference.
It is REALLY hard to lose when you structure these trades correctly, because.....
- 1. If the stock goes up, you win!
2. If the stock stays flat, you win!
3. If the stock goes down a little, you win!
As I said, this trade gives you not one… not two… but three ways to make money.
It's a "set-it-and-forget-it" trade.
Pretty good, huh?
This trading strategy is known as a put credit spread.
Trading like this protects your capital in the event of a steep drop in the stock following its EA (it's kind of like insurance).
Even better, spread trading doesn't tie your money up for long because these trades feature short holding periods.
I have a publication that helps you spread trade like a pro.
It's called Institutional Spread Trader.
Members of Institutional Spread Trader will be getting a hot trade alert on Thursday, Feb. 16 on a stock that's in perfect position for options spread traders.
I don't want you to miss this trade.
That's why I'm offering a special Earnings Sale for Institutional Spread Trader today.
Join this elite trading service and I'll get you a lifetime membership for only $195.
Normally, this publication runs $1,495 for one year.
So, by taking advantage of this offer, you're saving $1,300 on your first year of membership… and $1,495 every year after that!
As a member, you'll typically get one or two trade recommendations a month.
And to make sure you never miss a single recommendation, I send you trade alerts via e-mail, SMS and the web.
Your first one can come as soon as Friday, March. 17 at 12 pm EST.
I want you to be in on the action!
So, to get started…
Sign Up for an Institutional Spread Trader Lifetime Membership for only $195 and Get Your First Trade Signal on Friday, March. 17 at 12 pm EST!
That's it for now.
I'm really looking forward to this upcoming trade for Institutional Spread Trader subscribers.
I hope you get in on it.
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