Sunday, October 20, 2024

The 20-30 day window to potential profits

How one oversight is creating consistent profits
 
   
     
Remember when the S&P 500 tanked 6% in February? 

While most investors were panicking, I was smiling all the way to the bank.

Why? Because I'd just pocketed an extra $2,101 that month.
 
 
In March, when the market was still choppy? I made $5,724.
 
 
April's rally? Another $2,456 in my pocket.
 
 
Granted, there were smaller wins but this all comes from exploiting a single “mispricing” on ONE specific ticker.

I call it the "Income Glitch."

Apparently, Wall Street's automated algorithms consistently misprice this ticker's options 20-30 days before expiration, week after week like clockwork.

And it's allowed me to win 84 trades in a row with no losses. Zero. For the past 16 months!

Here’s where it gets even more interesting…

If you'd put $10k into the S&P 500 at the start of 2023, you'd be up about $1,096, which is not bad… 

But if you'd used that same $10k on every "Income Glitch" trade I've shared? You could be sitting on $19,769 in pure profit.
 
 
Now, I can't promise you'll see the same results, or guarantee future returns or against losses… But I can at least show you how I’m doing this and how you can benefit from it too.

I've put together a detailed breakdown of how this works, you can find it here.
Talk soon,

Jeffry Turnmire

*The profits and performance shown are not typical, we make no future earnings claims, and you may lose money. From 6/28/22 to 10/10/24 the win rate is 100% over 84 published alerts *(see footnote). The average return is 7.25% with an average hold of 13 days. Annualized the return on options is 233.63% per year without compounding.
   
 
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