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Why this options quirk works even when stocks barely move



GEV and ORCL flashed the same pricing anomaly
 
   
     
You won’t see this written in any guidebook.

Most folks have been tricked into thinking they have to stay glued to the screen… chase signals… and hope the market gives a big move.

But the trades Graham Lindman’s been riding for almost 2 years now don’t come from the so-called rules.

They all leaned on one straightforward pricing anomaly in the options market.

One that lets traders like you pick a major ticker everyone watches.

Step in for about a dollar.

Let the move unfold and take the quick pop when it shows up.

If that sounds far-fetched, think back to AAPL a while ago.

While most traders were fighting their screens… And option buyers were begging for a giant swing just to get ahead…

But if you tapped this pricing anomaly and slipped in for a little over a dollar a contract…

You’d have walked away with 80% while the stock crawled up just 1%.

 
 
Same story with GEV a few weeks earlier… 
 
 
Again with ORCL...
 
 
While there were some smaller gains and some that did not work out… 

You can leverage this quirk in options pricing and turn pocket change into a shot at serious gains week after week.

We can’t promise future returns or against losses… 

But Graham’s setting up the next round of these $1 trades, and if you’d like to join in to see exactly where and how to spot these dirt-cheap trades.

All the information you need is right here.
Talk soon,

The TradingPub

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 10/05/23-12/3/25, the average return per trade, winners and losers, was 22.38%, with an average winner of 91.51% and a 61.8% win rate over a 4-day hold time.
   
 

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