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This Is What I Heard? [Click to Join Winning Picks Premium]( Hi , I hope you are doing well. Let's recap: 👉 March Trades I showed you: #726 GDXJ Calls (reached >175%) #727 SPY Puts (reached >225%) #728 CARR Calls (stopped then exploded higher >100%) #729 FLR Calls (reached >100%) #730 CEG Calls (reached >650%) #731 FCX Calls (reached >400%) #732 M Calls (stopped, still think something there but watching) 👉 April Trades I showed you: #737 WFC Calls (reached 100%, Update went out to spread with June $62.50C or $65C, still watching) #738 VKTX Calls (reached 100%, Update to spread, took off initial investment + small profit, watching rest) #739 SPY Puts (only reached 70% but did its job) #740 TTD Calls (90%, Update to spread, Update to reduce risk before earnings, Initial investment off + small profit, sold balance right after earnings) ✅ Main 2 Questions I've heard Q1. How come you didn't show the early April trades? Ahhh, I do sense the doubt/lack of trust. And I am ok with that. I know what products are being offered to you. I do my own research and pose as a retail investor sometimes to listen to the pitches. So, I know what you are hearing and I would be skeptical as well. I'll just remind you... Experience matters. [Felix Frey Experience] It's hard to fake working at a Top Investment Bank in a high-level seat. Anyone can form a TopHedgeFund LLC and say they worked at a Hedge Fund. Be careful there. It's hard faking that you worked at a top well-known hedge fund and put your self out there in the public eye, especially when you say the things I say railing against the Industry for failing the average investor. Sorry, I digressed. Honestly, there really wasn't a reason not to show you the early-April trades. I was simply trying to relay that I have been more actively involved in the "middle" part of the game where the risk management happens. And that has helped Members a great deal... It was a mistake on my part not to put more emphasis on that in the past. I have learned from that. I just got this simple note today from a Member which makes me happy: "Thank you for sending us the updates. They are super helpful!" Anyways, here are those early April trades: #733 SLV Calls (reached >340%) #734 SPY Puts (reached >325%) #735 Nuclear energy company (open, -15%, longer-term play) #736 GM Calls (reached 96%) On to the next question... Q2. Can you send me a trade before it moves? Of course I can. I don't like doing that because then I get judged on 1 trade. And that completely misses the point of what I am trying to teach you. When people make a complete judgement on everything I have built and my decades of experience on any 1 trade... it's a hard pill to swallow. At OptionsGeek, we find Great Options Trade Ideas with a Process. We are certainly not chasing one trade. You can go to Reddit or join any Discord for that type of information. Either way, let me play the game with you. Before that, let me preface it by saying: THIS IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. I HAVE NO IDEA WHERE MGM IS GOING. DUE YOUR OWN DUE DILIGENCE. Now back to your regularly scheduled program. 💡 Winning Picks Premium Idea I like MGM. We have been playing it for awhile... winning nicely a few times, getting stopped on others and we just rolled some June Calls to September. The story is simple... 1) Las Vegas is doing well (Conventions, Entertainment, Table Games) 2) Macau is doing well. 3) Online Gaming is doing well. 4) Very low Price to Free Cash Flow levels. 5) They keep buying back their stock... almost 40% in the last few years! 6) They have a Marriott partnership that just started and is working out very well. So, where's the rub? If you go online and find the monthly casino numbers, Vegas low-$ slot machine numbers have been trending lower. This gets Wall Street worried about the troubled consumer bringing down Las Vegas. The disconnect is that Las Vegas is now more tailored to serve the luxury crowd vs. the lower-end consumers walking the Strip. Hotel room rates are way up and demand is strong. If you combine all this above, you have a company pumping out good free cash flow and buying back stock in a big way. At some point, there won't be enough stock and the supply/demand imbalance should push the stock up in a big way. When? I have no idea. But if/when it does, I would like to be positioned for that move. The MGM September 20th $42-$47 Call Spread for ~$1.60 offers good risk-reward on this developing story. Earnings are in early-August. The Risks? A pandemic would hurt. Also, a deep recession would hurt. MGM just had a cyber attack, which hurt. The machines are not favoring discretionary consumer names... at the moment. Either way, it's a great company and worth the look. So again, let me ask you... Are You Ready To WIN? 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