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This Trade ALWAYS Generates a Payout ............................................................................................................................................................. Dear Reader, [Unsubscribe]( &UnsubSource=promo) Just a quick reminder: Our exclusive sale on Lifetime Membership to Pro Put Seller Publication is ending soon. Act now before time runs out! ⏰ [Join Now and Say Goodbye to Recurring Payment]( It’s crazy. There’s actually a trading strategy that gets you paid every time you use it. Even better, you get those payments the second you place your trade. Sounds too good to be true, right? I assure you it is true. However, this isn’t a strategy for the meek. Nor is it for people trading on a shoestring. But if you have the bullets in your account – and if you have the right tools – it can generate a steady stream of income for you. [How this Strategy Generates Steady Income for Your Trading Account]( Let’s say there’s a $5 stock you really like… one you wouldn’t mind owning… and one with an upcoming Earnings Announcement (EA). Let’s further say this stock doesn’t tend to move much after its EA. If you were to use the trading strategy I’ve been talking about, what you would do is look for a put option on that stock that has two qualities… 1. It would expire at the same time as the stock’s EA or very shortly afterward 2. It would feature a strike price unlikely to be breached after the EA (based on historical data) Once you find such a put option, you sell it. Bingo! You’ve just collected an instant premium on that put. The goal now is to have your put expire worthless so that the premium you’ve collected constitutes a profit. But – and this very important – you must be prepared to buy the stock if it breaches your chosen strike price before your put expires. That means you need to set aside $500 (since an option controls 100 shares and the stock’s going for $5). This strategy is known as selling cash-secured puts. So, how do you find the right stocks for this strategy? And the right strike prices on those stocks? You have two choices here. 1. Research mountains of stocks to find some you like and can afford, and analyze their technical and fundamental data to determine optimal put option strike prices 2. Let[Pro Put Seller]( do all this work for you[Pro Put Seller – An Automated Trading Tool to Help You Trade Cash-Secured Puts Like a Pro]( A proprietary algorithm powers Pro Put Seller. This automated trading tool helps you find stocks – and put options on them – that fit your trading style and budget. To that end, it gives you all the data you need with a single mouse click. This data includes: - Stocks and their symbols (as I write this, Pro Put Seller lists 50 stocks) - Their suggested strike prices (updated daily through my algorithm) - Projected trade open dates and put options expiration dates (so you know exactly when to enter and exit your trades) - Whether they’re pre- or post-market EAs (this is critical information that can help you determine whether to close your trade early or let it run) - The stocks’ predicted volatility in the wake of their EAs (armed with this knowledge, you’ll be in prime position to gauge your risk of assignment) Here’s what a hypothetical example looks like: Symbol:                                  XYZ (not a real symbol; it’s here for illustrative purposes) Company:                               XYZ, Inc. (not the real stock name) Strike Price:                             $3 (this is updated daily) Projected Trade Open Date:   Fri., Sept. 25, 2023 Earnings Date:                         Mon., Sept. 28, 2023 Earnings Time:                         After Market Close Options Expiration Date:          Wed., Sept. 30 Predicted Volatility:                  16% Armed with all this data, you can design a trade around the sale of a put on this stock at a $5 strike price. If the stock stays above $5, the premium you collected is pure profit (minus the commission you paid to place the trade). But as I said earlier, it’s possible that the stock could go below $5 before the put expires. That’s why you need to set aside enough cash to buy the stock. Since one option controls 100 shares, that means you’d need $500. However, getting assigned the stock at $5 could be a GOOD thing. Remember, this is a stock you liked in the first place. So, buying it could actually work out in your favor. [See the Power of Pro Put Seller for Yourself]( Here’s the deal… For just $198, you’ll get LIFETIME access of the publication—no recurring fees, just a one-time payment. This is just a one-time payment, too. Once you’re on board, you’ll get a boatload of trade ideas to consider IMMEDIATELY. And these ideas are updated every day. (As I mentioned earlier, Pro Put Seller is highlighting 50 different stocks right now!) Bottom line – with Pro Put-Seller, you’ll have all the data you need to trade cash secured puts with confidence. And these are short-term trades (you’re typically in and out in just a few days). So… You could be generating premium… after premium… after premium… through Earnings Season and beyond. And don’t worry, every penny of your Pro Put-Seller subscription is unconditionally guaranteed for 90 days. That means you can get a full refund within that time for any reason (or no reason at all). [Get Lifetime Access to Pro Put Seller Now for Only $198]( This offer is my way of thanking you for subscribing to this newsletter. (So please don’t forward this to ANYONE else). That’s it for now. Yours for Better Trading, Hiral Ghelani Founder & CEO Stock Earnings .com 33 SE 4th St, Suite 100, Boca Raton, FL 33432 USA Phone: 1-877-678-6257 (Mon to Fri | 9am to 5pm EST) P.S. I almost forgot – this deal expires on Oct. 6 at 11:59 p.m. sharp. So don’t dally. [Get Lifetime Access to Pro Put Seller Now for Only $198]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer & Important Information StockEarnings.com is owned and published by StockEarnings, Inc ("SE"). Their results are not typical and your experience will vary based upon your effort, education, business model, and market forces beyond our control. SE is not an investment adviser or a broker-dealer. SE is not a financial adviser and does not provide any individualized investment advice. 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