Reversals are usually brutal...

But one tiny hack gets you out before it hits!
 
   
     
How do you handle a reversal?

You’re in a position. It’s moving your way. Then suddenly, price turns.

Do you sit there hoping it comes back?
Do you rush to close it?
Or do you just accept the loss and move on?

Back in October, we faced that exact situation with UUUU.

With how choppy the stock was at the time, planning a trade would have been impossible.

And barely a blink later, the stock took a dive.

 
 
But it wouldn't have mattered to me, because my trade already closed automatically right here.
 
 
The result? Another $1,250 payday.
 
 
Now, we've seen smaller wins and even trades that went against us…

But while these trades play out, I’m not glued to the screen.

I simply apply a simple adjustment to how the options trade is structured from the start.

When everything lines up, it can position you for that $1,250-type payday without you manually closing the trade.

No promises of course. Trading always carries risk.

But if you trade options, this is something you can apply as soon as your next trade.

It only takes a few minutes to explain the full setup from scratch.

If you’d like to see how it works, you can get started 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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