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What do bees use to fix their hair?
Honeycombs.
What to storm clouds wear under their pants?
Thunderwear.
Why is everyone so tired on April 1?
Because they just finished a 31-day march.
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I hope you enjoyed these April Fool's Day jokes.
There's another one brewing… but it isn't so funny.
And it's so easy to fall prey to it.
(Most traders do.)
I'm talking about buying simple options into Earnings Announcements (EA).
The joke's on you if you do this.
That's because sometimes your simple options lose money even if you're right about the direction of the stock movement.
There's a much better way to trade EAs.
What you do is use a spread options trading strategy.
To do this, you sell a deep-out-of-the-money weekly put option before EA and collect an instant 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?
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 program that helps you spread trade like a pro.
It's called Institutional Spread Trader.
Members of this service get an average of two hot trade alerts a month.
These alerts target stocks that are in perfect position for options spread trades.
I want you see for yourself the power of these kinds of trades.
To help you do that, I'm offering a lifetime membership deal to Institutional Spread Trader
Join this elite trading service and I'll get you a lifetime membership for only $178.
Normally, this publication runs $1,495 for one year.
So, by taking advantage of this offer, you save a cool $1,317 on your first year of membership… and $1,495 every year after that!
Like I said, you'll typically get 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.
But time's running out to get this deal because it ends at 11:59 p.m. on Friday, March 31.
Miss this deal and the joke's on you.
So…
Don't Delay - Sign Up for an Institutional Spread Trader Lifetime Membership Now!
That's it for today.
I hope you get take advantage of this offer.
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