Have you been taking advantage of this weekly opportunity?

Target a decent payout automatically even if the stock reverses!
 
   
     
Here’s something I don’t talk about nearly enough.

At least once a week (sometimes more) I find an opportunity to target $1,250 on a $2,500 stake… almost hands-free.

And when I say hands-free, I mean it.

I place the trade, structure it properly, and I can practically shut my laptop.

No scrambling to exit.
No babysitting the chart.
No last-second decisions.

From there, the stock can grind higher, chop sideways, or even reverse… and I’m still positioned to target that $1,250 payout if everything lines up.

I’ve seen this play out across multiple names – even some most traders had given up on.

 
 
Of course, not every trade is a winner. There have been smaller gains and a few that didn’t go as planned. That’s trading.

But here’s the surprising part.

This isn’t some complex, institutional-only strategy. I didn’t buy new software or build a complicated system.

I made one small adjustment to how I structure the position.

That tiny twist turned what used to be a standard options trade into something far more automatic.

No guarantees, of course.

But I can show you exactly how the setup works... and how I’m preparing to use it again.

If you’d like to see it for yourself…

You can take a closer look right here.
See you inside.
 
Lance Ippolito 
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. Since 12/10/2024, the trading approach discussed today has published 59 trade alerts. Of those 59, 42 have returned as winning trades, with 17 losers, for a 71.2% win rate. The average return per trade, winners and losers combined, has been 19.01% on an average holding period of 5 days with the average winner worth 53.05%. 
 
   
 

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