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[RagingBull Elite]( Hey Folks, please remember to join JW [HERE]( for Market Navigator Tuesday 2-4pm and 7:30pm EST ([$29 trial offer expires soon](). --------------------------------------------------------------- When it comes to trading, I normally don’t have a lot of regrets. After 20+ years of trading, I have learned to deal with the ups and downs pretty well. I don’t beat myself up about a trade that doesn’t work out, and I try not to get too excited and think I’m a “big deal” when things go my way. I just stick to the process and try to refine it week after week. Last week, however, I did have a big regret about how I traded (and that doesn’t happen often)! The regret was simply not following my own trading plan… On Monday last week (before the market opened, like I do each week), [Bullseye members]( saw this in their inbox… Inside, I laid out the details of the trade I wanted to make along with exactly how I wanted to trade it.  Bottom line, there was one specific stock and one exact contract I was eyeing as we headed into the week… (exact excerpt from last week’s email) In the email, I specifically said the following… I want to make 2 purchases for puts on RIOT. I’d like to get started sometime this morning with a half-sized position that is not my ideal price (just in case this keeps going lower). I also want to save ammo to buy more puts if RIOT climbs up to around $13.20. Then, I got busy as I was getting ready for a business trip, and I didn’t follow my own plan. I got started on Monday with my initial position like I typically do, but then I didn’t add to my position when the time was right, even though I clearly told myself that was the plan from the very start! There was plenty of time to add to this position when the puts were trading under $.80 on Tuesday, the same ones I paid $1.30 for on Monday. If I added those even @ $.80, I would have seen the extra options I added jump over 200% just a few days later last week! Sure, I am still up nearly 100% on the week with the trade I made… but I could have made a lot more if I just followed my plan! Oh well. I guess I can’t be too unhappy making over $2000 in a week on a trade I didn’t even bother to pay much attention to (I still haven’t closed this out yet for a final amount. Maybe it will be a lot BIGGER than this… or smaller, we’ll see soon!) Here is a great lesson from the week. Even though I was very unsure about the overall direction of the market this week, I could tell that crypto was extremely overbought and was primed to drop like a rock. Instead of trying to make some weird trade on crypto itself, I decided to use options to bet against what I think was the most-overvalued crypto stock on the market, Riot Platforms (RIOT). I showed members (you can [become a Bullseye member right here](!) how to find the contracts I felt were best for this situation and then buy puts on RIOT, betting that it is due for a fall. And, boy, was I right! Just look at how RIOT traded last week (I almost feel bad for the poor suckers who were buying this last week!) Now, as RIOT was going lower, just look at how the put options I told members about (and I personally bought) performed… (I was spot on again with the trade idea, I just missed an even BIGGER opportunity here!) While I was on a “business trip” having delicious food and drinks in Florida (and yes, a little work, too), I was paying little attention to the RIOT trade I made on Monday. As long as RIOT was going lower, I really didn’t have anything to worry about. The $2600 I put into the options on Monday were worth nearly double by the end of the week – more than I spent on the whole Florida trip, I might add… (nice way to head into the weekend on a trade I messed up trading!) Chatting with fellow Bullseye member, Solomon in our online [member-only dashboard](, it sounds like he has a pretty awesome week as well! [When you join](, make sure to send me a message in the dashboard. I reply back to nearly everyone who comments! Remember, I have real skin in the game with you as I am teaching about trading. I am trading these ideas with my own REAL MONEY trading account!!! BONUS TRADE!! Ok, so the “Bullseye” trade idea was pretty awesome, but members of my [Wall Street Bookie]( program saw me make another trade, based on the same idea. Instead of buying puts (which I showed Bullseye members) I walked my “Bookie” members through a trade that had an even [higher probability of winning](, which is selling “sucker bet” calls to another trader! (the poor soul who bought these contracts from me lost nearly all of his money on this trade last week, lol 👿) Here is how it worked out. I set this trade up on Tuesday. After discussing it in my morning email to members, I then fired off an instant app alert when I was ready to make the trade. It looked exactly like this… (if this doesn’t make a lot of sense, don’t worry! I’ll walk you through exactly how to make trades like this) Then, the very next day, when RIOT started to break down, I sent out another alert as I was getting ready to lock in my profit.  My target on these types of trades is always 50%, and since I was headed out to the airport and didn’t want to be bothered managing this trade on the road, I decided to close it out for a nice overnight profit… As you can see from the profit screenshot from my trading journal, I actually ended up getting a better price when I actually closed the trade.  As you can see, I made 67% on this instead of the 50% that I told members I was aiming for… but who has a problem making more money on a trade!  This is just another excellent lesson on how there are multiple ways to make money on the same underlying trading idea, if it works out in your favor. So, by making both of these trades, I was not only able to make over $2000 trading the Bullseye idea, but I made an additional $1700 trading the high-probability “Bookie” trade as well. That is around $4000 on the week for me with one single trade idea! It’s been going very well this year as I am teaching Wall Street Bookie members how to navigate the markets each week with real-life trading examples I am making with my own real-money trading account. Here is an updated snapshot of my complete trading results since we started 2023 (and yes, [Bookie members]( get to see every trade from start to finish)… (You can check out all of my closed trades in this sheet for yourself [right here]() Obviously, one of the things I like about this style of trading is the fact that there should be a high win rate. Math dictates that the seller needs to be compensated a premium, or else who would ever want to sell options? Nothing is ever guaranteed in life (or trading), but so far this year, I am averaging an 85% win rate on trades with Bookie (well above what the “normal” rate should be). I’ve had almost 50 trades opened and closed out, so that’s a pretty darned good record if you ask me, considering how wild this year of trading has been? In fact, go find another trader who has been making actual, real-life trades, alerting his members to every single one of them, and managing an 85% win rate overall. My results speak to my expertise. … I’ll wait. You simply won’t find a better combination of services than my [Bullseye Trades]( and [Wall Street Bookie]( programs. You should want to learn from a real trading expert who understands how to attack the mark with skill. It’s why this service is such a great opportunity to become a better trader. That’s I have marked down the price dramatically so that you can get started with either (or better yet, both of them) right now. Don’t let another fantastic trading idea or valuable lesson get away from you. Sign up right now and make sure you are getting the most out of your trading. And if you have any questions about “Wall Street Bookie” or my “Bullseye Trades” programs, call Jeff Brown @ [800-585-4488](tel:/+18005854488) or ([jbrown@ragingbull.com](mailto:/jbrown@ragingbull.com)), and he would be happy to talk about any combo special offers, payment plans, and help you in any way possible. 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