Friday, 25 October 2024

Do 3 things this earnings season

Do 3 things this earnings season
 
   
     
Most people trade earnings all wrong.

But my colleague Alex Reid has developed a way to trade earnings that — if everything goes right — anyone can target cash payouts of $125, $415, and even $1,665 in just 24 hours. (With a $1k starting stake). 

Step #1: Company market cap

The company needs to be a certain size and market cap. We only want to trade companies that have consistent, reliable earnings announcements.

Step #2: The 10% Rule 

How much does the company’s share price usually move post-earnings? If it moves more than 10%, I’m not interested. The less the ticker moves the better. 

Step #3: ???

Step #3 is by far the most crucial. And if you get it right, anyone can target regular cash payouts like $630 on Pepsi and $370 on Exxon in just 24 hours. (With a $1k starting stake). 

Granted, there were smaller wins and those that did not work out, and we can’t promise future returns or against losses…

But to see what Step #3 is, you need to join Alex during his Cash Calendar Opening Ceremony this Saturday, October 26th @ 1:30 PM ET…

Where he’l teach everyone exactly how this strategy works. 

Click here to lock in your seat


Trade well, 
 
Jack Carter

P.S. Alex is giving everyone who attends a free copy of the next month’s Cash Calendar. Print it out, hang it over your desk, and see the exact dates that these payouts can hit. Click here to register





The profits and performance shown are not typical to any one individual subscriber, we make no future earnings claims, and you may lose money. The trades expressed are from historical data in order to demonstrate the potential of the system. From November 2023 through September of 2024 from the study we have seen a 75% win rate on options with an average return including winners and losers of 66% on an average 24 hour hold time in a model portfolio.​
 
   
 

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