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You won’t look at stock buybacks the same way again

Here’s why
 
   
     
By now, you’ve heard me pounding the table on something, an Income Glitch in the stock market.

So what is this anomaly?

Picture a moment in the market when big companies quietly buy back their own shares.

And every time they load up… the stock price gets inflated in the process.

That lift creates the “Income Glitch," letting folks like you and me target extra income on repeat.

Like back in June last year, when tariffs were causing a stir in the economy.
 
 
With the market edging lower and layoffs starting to pile up.
 
 
It didn’t matter because all you had to do was place quick trades every single week… and you’d have cashed out winners like…
 
 
Sure… there were smaller wins and those that didn’t work out.

But when you know when and where these glitches form… You can target extra income on repeat.

Which brings us to right now.

We are stepping straight into one of the strongest income glitches I have seen this fall.

And it is forming on a fast-moving name sitting near the top of the market.

That is why I put together a full breakdown for you.

You will see how these glitches form.

And the newest opportunity that just triggered as we speak.

While I can’t make reckless promises when it comes to the market…. 

If that is something you want to see for yourself…

I made the full breakdown for you.

—Jack Carter

We develop tools and strategies to the best of our ability, but no one can guarantee the future. There is always a risk of loss when trading. Past performance is not indicative of future results. From 1/1/21 through 12/12/25, the average return per options trade alert published in real time (winners and losers) is 2.81% in 3 days, with a 95.9% win rate.
   
 
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