Jason recently started a new journey in the Wall Street Bookie program that he and I run together. It's really interesting and I thought you would enjoy seeing how this goes for him (of course, members will get access to every single trade before he makes them). The goal of this journey is to take a relatively small account and grow it only through selling options. In this case, he is starting out with just $2000. Jason is doing this week after week in an attempt to try and multiply this to a much bigger amount. We just started this recently and there are 2 trades under his belt. Let's see how it is going… $2,000 Journey – current balance: $3,176: TICKER COST ENTRY AVG. EXIT AVG. RETURN RETURN $ RETURN % RESULT $2,000 GROWTH AAPL $952 1/4/2023 $0.68 1/6/2023 $0.34 $0.34 $476 50.00% WIN $2,476 23.80% NFLX $1,120 1/20/2023 $1.60 1/23/2023 $0.60 $1.00 $700 62.50% WIN $3,176 58.80% Last week Friday Jason went with a bull put on NFLX for his second $2,000 journey trade. Earnings winner with forward catalyst (i.e. serious crackdown of password sharing) in Q1 2023 which should drive a big increase in users. Jason decided to SELL the $332.50 Put @ $5.24. Simultaneously, he BOUGHT the $327.50 Put @ $3.64. A bull put is a neutral to bullish stance meaning slightly lower, sideways, or higher price action and he wins on the trade. After Jason sent the text AND email trade alert to subscribers, he put the trade on at 1:47 PM ET Friday. After he sent the text and email trade alert to subscribers … … he took the trade off at 9:58 AM ET Monday. This resulted in 65% or $700 profit… Bringing the overall original $2,000 balance to $3,176: TICKER COST ENTRY AVG. EXIT AVG. RETURN RETURN $ RETURN % RESULT $2,000 GROWTH AAPL $952 1/4/2023 $0.68 1/6/2023 $0.34 $0.34 $476 50.00% WIN $2,476 23.80% NFLX $1,120 1/20/2023 $1.60 1/23/2023 $0.60 $1.00 $700 62.50% WIN $3,176 58.80% There are pros and cons to any strategy. It’s our belief that the Wall St. Bookie strategy (selling options) is ideal for most traders because: - At the onset of a trade, the seller has higher probability of winning - It’s defined risk which is why it can be done with a $2,000 margin account - When trades work, percentage gains are still substantial Jason is very optimistic about what he’ll learn on this journey but make no mistake, he chose $2,000 so that if it goes bust, he’s not terribly disappointed. However, don’t mistake that with a lack of confidence! He feels very strongly about this approach, but also wants to be realistic. Jason co-manages Wall St. Bookie with me. I’m an active trader in the service, firing off many real-money alerts each week. And right now Jason is in charge of the journey. The combination makes for a great service we think you might love. [We are running a Limited-Time Offer to join the service](  So click the link above, and we hope to see you inside the Bookie. Jeff Bishop [🧑🎓 Forget everything you know about influencer marketing](
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