Saturday, October 19, 2024

Unveiling the market's biggest blind spot

The overlooked asset that's consistently mispriced
 
   
     
Hey,

Take a look at this formula… 

 
 
Don't sweat it if it looks gibberish… This is Wall Street's holy grail - the formula they've used to evaluate prices since 1973.

For 50 years, it's been their edge. Their “secret weapon”... 

But as you might guess… It's not perfect.

I've found out that this formula consistently misprices one specific asset creating a brief window where savvy traders can slip in and out, pocketing the difference.

I call it the "Income Glitch."

Here's what it's done for me… 

February… $2,101 extra cash

 
 
March… $5,724 in my pocket
 
 
April… Another $2,456

All while the market was swinging wildly up and down.

The best part is you don't need a Ph.D. in math to exploit this… I'm just a regular guy from Tennessee who stumbled onto this.

In fact, it takes less than a minute to execute each trade. Set it and forget it.

Over the past two years, this "glitch" has hit 84 times… 

Want to guess how many losses? Zero… Nada.

One of my followers, Greg, closed 10 trades for a 100% win rate, pocketing $3,155.38.

Now, I can't promise you'll see the same results since I cannot guarantee future returns or against losses… But imagine what an extra $2,156 per month could have done for you… That's been my average so far.

If you’d like to see how this “Income Glitch” works and how you can start using it for your trades, you can see the complete breakdown 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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