It’s turning the tables on traditional trading
| | | | | | | | | | | Hey traders,
Folks cringe when I tell them how I make my money.
It’s like their face physically twists into a look of pain.
And it’s all because I make the bulk of my money with income investing.
If you’re not sure what that is, I’ll give you the most stripped down version I can:
Smaller, more consistent wins.
You know how people will brag about that huge 200% winner they hit last week?
But no one ever brags about the three-in-a-row 100% losers they hit.
Funny how that works.
Because statistically speaking, for speculative, directional trades (buying a stock or option and waiting for it to go up), losses are A LOT more common than wins.
But for every losing options trade, there’s a winner on the other side of the transaction.
That’s where I live.
You can think of it like Vegas: There are gamblers and there’s the casino.
The gamblers hit a jackpot every once in a blue moon… the rest of the time, they’re losing their shirt.
But the casino — with all its glitz and glamor, shining lights and fancy buildings — wins most of the time.
That’s me.
This week, in my Premium Income Investor service, we sold a put on Novo-Nordisk (NVO).
We collected a good bunch of premium by selling that put.
And our goal is to have it expire worthless before year’s end.
Out of fairness to my paying subscribers, I can’t give out the specific details of the trade.
But that’s not important right now.
What I’ve just shared with you has either ignited a fire in you to learn more about income trading…
Or on the other hand, maybe it’s made you contort your face into that pained expression I spoke about earlier.
Either way, stay tuned to these emails.
I plan on sharing a lot more about how I make my money.
And how you can join me in discovering the consistency and power of income trading.
Trade well,
Jack Carter
PS> If you want to learn more about my Premium Investor service I mentioned, click here to watch my “Big Account” masterclass. | | | | |
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Hey traders, Folks cringe when I tell them how I make my money. It’s like their face physically twists into a look of pain. And it’s all because I make the bulk of my money with income investing. If you’re not sure what that is, I’ll give you the most stripped down version I can: Smaller, more consistent wins. You know how people will brag about that huge 200% winner they hit last week? But no one ever brags about the three-in-a-row 100% losers they hit. Funny how that works. Because statistically speaking, for speculative, directional trades (buying a stock or option and waiting for it to go up), losses are A LOT more common than wins. But for every losing options trade, there’s a winner on the other side of the transaction. That’s where I live. You can think of it like Vegas: There are gamblers and there’s the casino. The gamblers hit a jackpot every once in a blue moon… the rest of the time, they’re losing their shirt. But the casino — with all its glitz and glamor, shining lights and fancy buildings — wins most of the time. That’s me. This week, in my Premium Income Investor service, we sold a put on Novo-Nordisk (NVO). We collected a good bunch of premium by selling that put. And our goal is to have it expire worthless before year’s end. Out of fairness to my paying subscribers, I can’t give out the specific details of the trade. But that’s not important right now. What I’ve just shared with you has either ignited a fire in you to learn more about income trading… Or on the other hand, maybe it’s made you contort your face into that pained expression I spoke about earlier. Either way, stay tuned to these emails. I plan on sharing a lot more about how I make my money. And how you can join me in discovering the consistency and power of income trading. Trade well, Jack Carter PS> If you want to learn more about my Premium Investor service I mentioned, click here to watch my “Big Account” masterclass. |
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