The internet boom of the ‘90s was great…
The decade of Fed helicopter money was lovely…
But as far as we’re concerned, there has never been a BETTER TIME to make money.
Now wait a minute, haven’t we been WARNING everyone about the dangers everyone else seems to ignore?
Absolutely.
With danger comes volatility. And with volatility comes OPPORTUNITY.
The best part is …YOU DON’T HAVE TO WAIT DECADES TO CASH IN!
Think about the reshoring theme, for example.
This isn’t some fast fad trend that will flame out by the next election. This is a multi-decade opportunity for those who can capitalize on it.
Normally, it would take years to see returns on these types of investments.
However, we’ve found a way to combine short-term machinations and the reshoring theme to deliver POWERFUL PROFITS using options.
While we won’t give away all our secrets, we can’t let you walk away empty-handed.
So, today, we’re offering a simple strategy to MAXIMIZE your returns that you can use even in retirement accounts.
Covered Calls Reimagined
Covered calls get a terrible rap. People treat them like they have less excitement than a sloth on sedatives. They’re often portrayed as a play for the overly cautious or as the investing equivalent of choosing the salad over the steak.
Yet this simple strategy pays you a premium you get to keep NO MATTER WHAT!
It’s kind of like a second stream of income.
Your goal is for the stock’s share price to stay below the call option’s strike price by the expiration date.
For example. Let’s say I own 100 shares of Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), which trades at $100. Each option contract controls 100 shares of stock.
I sell one call option against those 100 shares with a strike price of $110 that expires in one month. This pays me a premium of $2.00, which translates into $2.00 x 100 shares = $200.
I get that $200 no matter what happens. The only thing I give up are possible gains if Apple goes over $110.
Here’s what that would look like visually:
At $100, I get that $2.00 premium. I keep that and capture all the gains on the stock from $100 to $110.
Now, you’re probably thinking: $200 a month isn’t anything spectacular.
But think about it. Is excitement really what you want in your investment strategy? After all, isn’t that more suited to a day at the amusement park, not your hard-earned savings?
Yes, covered calls don’t typically make the headlines. They won’t give you the adrenaline rush of a high-stakes, short-term bet. But they offer something far more valuable: a steady and reliable source of income. They are tortoises in a world obsessed with hares.
But let’s say you want to take it to the next level.
Where do you go from here?
That’s where Bryan Perry’s Eight-Month Millionaire Program comes in.
He’s created a program that does EXACTLY what we talked about earlier: exploits short-term opportunities against long-term ideas.
Bryan teaches subscribers all the ins and outs of options, with a full gamut of educational material including his video series, an investing masterclass and much more.
But the best part… you choose the trades right for you.
Want to stick with covered calls? Perfect!
Looking to explore put selling? Bryan can help.
You see, he makes sure there’s something for everyone, no matter your skill level or risk tolerance.
And his email and text message alerts keep you dialed in on EVERY OPPORTUNITY.
Now, maybe you’re not sure if options are right for you… or maybe it’s not entirely clear how all the pieces fit together.
That’s ok. Take a 30-day test drive and make sure Bryan Perry’s Eight-Month Millionaire Program is right for you.
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