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By now, you've heard enough about what Grand Slam Countdown is. |
If you're still deciding whether it's worth acting on, the best way to answer that isn't with another explanation. It's by looking at what this framework actually does when a major stock starts moving. |
Let me show you a real trade on Nvidia. |
This wasn't a guess or a long-term bet. It was a front-week vertical debit spread, structured in advance to take advantage of short-term movement with clearly defined risk. |
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Here's what the setup looked like: |
Trade type: Front-week vertical debit spread (bearish put spread) Structure: Buy the 177.5 put / Sell the 170 put Maximum cost: $1.75 per spread (risk capped from the start) Actual entry: $1.07 per spread ($107) Exit: $4.28 per spread ($428) Result: +300% gain (full profit target hit)
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In practical terms, one spread generated about $321 in profit. Scale that modestly and the impact becomes clear. A $500 position would have grown to roughly $2,000 in total value. A $1,000 position would have approached $4,000. |
An aggressive play like that could easily cover your discounted $195 access fee. |
But here's the part that matters most, especially if you've felt close for a while... |
Watching a trade like this after the fact is like watching a replay of a perfect landing. From the outside, it looks obvious. Smooth descent. Clean touchdown. Everything lined up just right. |
What you don't see in the replay is that every decision was made long before the plane ever reached the runway. |
That's how this Nvidia trade played out. |
By the time the stock started moving, there was nothing left to debate. No guessing where to enter. No second-guessing the exit. No scrambling to decide whether to stay in or get out. The checklist was already complete. |
That's the difference between understanding what could have worked… and actually being positioned when it did. |
Most traders who are "almost there" don't miss trades like this because they lack insight. They miss them because they're still making decisions in real time, when the window is already closing. |
Subscribers weren't reacting to Nvidia. They were executing a plan that had already been set. |
That trade is finished. The profit is booked. What matters now isn't whether you would have taken it. What matters is whether you'll still be watching the next one from the outside. |
Because opportunities like this don't announce themselves in advance. They never do. |
The only difference between reading about the next trade after it happens… and being part of it while it's unfolding… is whether you're already inside the framework when the moment arrives. |
If you want to be ready, now is the right time to secure access. |
Click below to lock in 12 months for $195, get 12 more free, and step into 24 months of tightly timed trade setups built for the moments when markets actually move. |
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Access Grand Slam Countdown |
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January's trades drop tomorrow at 7 p.m. ET. |
From there, you'll need to enter into each trade by end of market day TUESDAY. All trades will be closed out by Friday. |
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Best, |
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Bernie Schaeffer |
Founder & CEO |
Schaeffer's Investment Research |
📧 service@sir-inc.com |
🌐 http://www.schaeffersresearch.com |
📞1-800-448-2080 |
International 1-513-589-3800 |
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