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Something unusual happened in Bank of America last week. |
The Ghost Prints Surveillance Console detected concentrated institutional put buying. Heavy blocks. Aggressive pricing. The kind of positioning that typically precedes a significant directional move. |
This is the same system that caught Beyond Meat five days before its 836% explosion. The same tools that spotted LAZR before it surged 29.59% in a single day. |
Now it's flashing a bearish signal on BAC. |
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And I'm giving you the complete trade setup for free! |
No catch. No trial period to cancel. Just a high-probability trade based on real institutional activity that most traders will never see. |
Here's what you're getting: |
BUY +1 VERTICAL BAC 100 (Weeklys) 28 NOV 25 52/50 PUT @ $0.48 LMT |
Maximum risk: $0.48 per contract Maximum potential value: $2.00 Target outcome: $0.82 (approximately 70% return on risk) Breakeven: $51.52
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Let me show you exactly why this trade exists and how to execute it. |
The Signal Nobody Else Saw |
Ghost Prints flagged two separate institutional prints in BAC that reveal clear directional intent. |
First, 3,300 contracts of November 7th $52 puts traded in a single block. That's not retail speculation. That's concentrated institutional positioning. |
Then 4,800 contracts of November 7th $51.50 puts hit the tape. Also predominantly buyer-initiated. Also institutional size. |
When smart money stacks puts across adjacent strikes in the same expiration, they're building a directional thesis. They expect downside movement or they're protecting against it aggressively. |
The clustering matters. These aren't far out-of-the-money disaster hedges. These strikes sit near current price levels. That signals near-term expectations, not distant tail risk protection. |
Someone with serious capital believes BAC is heading lower. And they're positioning accordingly. |
Why This Trade Structure Makes Sense |
The institutional activity happened in the November 7th expiration. We're using November 28th weeklies to give the directional move time to develop while managing theta decay. |
This is a long put vertical spread: |
Long position: $52 put (capturing downside movement) Short position: $50 put (defining maximum profit and reducing cost) Net debit: $0.48 (your total risk per contract) Spread width: $2.00 (your maximum profit potential less the initial debit)
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You're risking $48 to make up to $152 per contract. That's better than 3-to-1 if BAC moves to $50 or lower by expiration. |
Your breakeven sits at $51.52. BAC just needs to trade below that level at expiration for you to profit. |
Maximum profit occurs at $50 or below at expriation. The spread captures the entire move between your strikes while the short put caps your upside and reduces your entry cost. |
The Trade Parameters |
Here's exactly the trade parameters I sent to members: |
Entry: $0.48 limit order (or better if you can get it) Expiration: November 28th, 2025 (Weeklys) Strikes: Long $52 put / Short $50 put Order type: Vertical spread (not individual legs) Time-in-force: Day order
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The spread structure gives you defined risk and controlled capital requirements. You don't need the margin or capital of naked put buying. You don't face the same decay characteristics of single-leg directional plays. |
You're capturing institutional positioning with a risk-defined structure that makes sense for the thesis. |
How to Execute |
Enter this as a complete vertical spread, not as separate legs. Your broker platform should have a spread trading interface that lets you build multi-leg orders. |
Navigate to BAC options. Select the November 28th weekly expiration. Build the put vertical at the $52/$50 strikes. |
Enter your limit order at $0.48. Start with a day order. If you don't get filled, you can adjust your limit slightly or resubmit the following trading day. |
Position sizing matters. Each contract represents $48 of maximum risk. If you're trading multiple contracts, understand your total exposure. A 10-contract position risks $480. A 20-contract position risks $960. |
Scale according to your account size and risk tolerance. |
Managing the Position |
Once you're in the trade, monitor BAC's price action relative to your strikes. |
Consider taking profits at 50-70% of maximum gain if BAC moves lower quickly. That locks in returns and eliminates time decay risk on the remaining value. |
If BAC stays range-bound or moves higher, your maximum loss is limited to the $0.48 premium paid. That's the beauty of defined-risk structures. |
You know your worst-case scenario before you enter. No surprises. No margin calls. Just clear risk parameters from the start. |
Why I'm Giving This Away |
Most premium trading services charge thousands of dollars annually for trade alerts. I'm handing you this complete BAC setup for free. |
Here's why. |
I want you to experience what institutional-grade intelligence looks like in practice. Not theory. Not backtested results. Actual real-time positioning translated into actionable trade structures. |
This trade exists because Ghost Prints detected something most traders will never see. Heavy institutional put accumulation that signals directional expectations. |
You're getting the complete breakdown: |
The institutional signals that triggered the trade The exact option structure and strikes The risk-reward parameters The execution instructions The position management guidelines
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Execute this trade. Watch how it develops. See what happens when you position based on what institutions actually do instead of what price charts suggest. |
What Ghost Prints Really Does |
BAC is one setup in one stock at one moment in time. |
The Ghost Prints Surveillance Console scans the entire market continuously. Every day, institutions leave footprints in the options market that reveal their positioning before price confirms their thesis. |
Large block trades. Aggressive ask-side buying. Concentrated strikes. These signals appear before the directional moves become obvious to everyone watching price alone. |
That's how we caught Beyond Meat five days before the squeeze. That's how we spotted LAZR before the explosion. That's how subscribers capture moves that look impossible until they've already happened. |
The difference between positioning before the move and chasing after it determines your results. Ghost Prints shows you the positioning as it's being built. |
You see what institutions are doing with real capital in real-time. Not their commentary. Not their quarterly letters. Their actual trades at size. |
Get Full Access to the System |
The BAC trade is yours. Free. Complete. No obligations. |
But if you want every signal the Ghost Prints Surveillance Console generates, you need full access to the system. |
The Ghost Prints 90-Day Challenge gives you: |
Complete access to the surveillance console 2-3 high-probability trade alerts per week Weekly high-reward lottery trades Live mastermind sessions where I break down the data Full community access to discuss setups in real-time
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You're protected by a 30-day money-back guarantee. Use the system. Follow the alerts. Execute the trades. |
If you don't feel like you're seeing an entirely different market than everyone else, request a full refund. No questions. No hassle. |
Secure your spot in the Ghost Prints 90-Day Challenge now. |
The institutions already positioned last week. The question is whether you'll join them now or watch the move from the sidelines. |
Brandon Chapman
Creator of the Ghost Prints System |
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