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| | | | Hey, it's Blake. | Most traders got excited about the S&P hitting 52-week highs today. | I ignored it completely. | Instead, I'm hunting a different type of breakout – one that's been quietly delivering 60-65% win rates with reward-to-risk ratios of 3:1, 4:1, even 10:1. | While everyone's chasing momentum, I'm selling premium ahead of earnings with a maximum risk of just $70 per contract. | Johnson & Johnson broke out today with a 66% probability of hitting my target. If it does? That $70 risk becomes $280 profit. | But here's what nobody talks about: the implied volatility edge. | When Chipotle set up this pattern, I found 49% IV in the front week versus 39% in the back week. | That 10% difference? | It turned a $25 risk into a potential $265 winner – a 10:1 ratio with 50% probability of success. | The secret isn't the breakout itself. | It's understanding which Bollinger Band breakouts create calendar spread opportunities where you're selling expensive time decay and buying cheap time decay. | I measured the distance from the dot to the close. | When that specific pattern emerges, I target the upper Bollinger Band. It typically takes 7-10 days. But the setup has to meet my delta requirements between 30-40, and the IV spread has to favor the trade. | Deere gave me the perfect example today – a $521 stock that most traders can't afford. | But my calendar spread? $466 maximum risk for $800 potential profit on a stock moving toward $545. | The math is simple: sell higher implied volatility, collect faster time decay, let the front week expire worthless while riding the back week to target. | Three sectors are setting up right now with these exact patterns. | WATCH THE BREAKDOWN – Before these setups disappear | Missing this window means watching others collect 4:1 profits while you chase yesterday's breakouts. | —Blake Young | | | "I Built Wall Street's Money-Making Algorithms. Here's How They Really Work." | Professor Jeff Bierman is breaking his 20-year silence. | The man who developed the technology behind Wall Street's trading algorithms is finally exposing their secrets. | His "Genesis Cog Scanner" has generated 428% gains by reverse-engineering the same patterns institutions use to steal your money. | This Friday at 12 PM ET: Full transparency. Every trade. No holding back. | | | | |
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