| | | Wall Street Doesn't Want Roger to Do This Today |
| He's taking on the bloated, greedy financial institutions … and you stand to profit massively.
After years of planning and testing (4,000+ backtests, alone) with a brilliant team of MIT math experts and more, they finally hit their goal…
Discovering a predictive "tell" that can tip off Main Street traders to upcoming Wall Street moves.
The LIVE reveal is about to begin … and the first briefing is for WealthPress insiders only.
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| | | How to Make Weekly Premium by Selling Options |
| Today, I want to take a few minutes to explain a question that one of my students emailed yesterday. Here's what it said:
"Lance, I want to make an extra 5% plus a week. However, I don't have time to day trade, I don't want to sit at a computer all day, I want nothing to do with biotech or penny stocks, and I certainly don't want to get directional by trading the S&P 500 or the QQQ. Can this be done?"
Thousands of traders make money playing the markets every day, which means that there are plenty of opportunities and winners to be made.
In today's video, I'm going to give you one trading strategy that could make you an extra 5% each week by selling options with high implied volatility.
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| | | One of the Easiest Patterns for Profits |
| I'm always on the lookout for simple strategies that work right out of the gate. One of my favorite go-tos: the U-Turn strategy.
It's one of the easiest patterns to learn and among the first ones I teach my trading students. It's a very short-term trade to take advantage of stocks and other markets that are temporarily out of balance.
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Andrew B.
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| | Traders participate in the financial markets through the frequent buying and selling of stocks, futures, forex and other securities, and are often categorized into two broad groups: Discretionary Traders and System Traders. |
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