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July Gains Await: Tomorrow’s Top Trade Pick

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No, this is not one of those amateur strategies from YouTube........................................

No, this is not one of those amateur strategies from YouTube................................................................................................................................................. Dear Reader, [Unsubscribe]( True freedom in trading is not being at the mercy of market fluctuations or macro events. It's about achieving consistent profits regardless of the latest news headlines or social media buzz. True freedom means making profitable trades whether the market is bearish or bullish. However, this is not easy for most traders. The market is often wild and unpredictable. Those who manage to succeed either have a team of expensive analysts or access to proprietary software that gives them an edge. But for most traders, it’s not as easy as it seems and likely so... ...the markets can be very wild and unpredictable, even those who are able to successfully pull this off either have a room full of some of the most expensive analysts money can buy or have access to proprietary software that allows them make plays like this... ...without needing any of the expensive softwares or hiring seven figure analysts. [Giving traders like you and me opportunity to profit from the market whether volatile or not, bullish or bearish with as limited risk as possible.]( And this exact same strategy is what we’ve been using inside my Weekly Spread Trader community that has allowed us to make gains like… Here are the few latest closed trades from the Weekly Spread Trader Publication for full report you can check our next page. 67.39% gain in SNAP in 30 days 26.67% gain in AMD in 4 days 52.17% gain in PTON in 10 days 40% gain in LVS in 25 days All we do is... buy and sell options of the same type (either calls or puts) with the same expiration date but different strike prices. Essentially creating a "spread" between the prices of the two options… And because we receive more money from selling the higher-priced option than we paid for buying the lower-priced one, we get a net credit to our account. This strategy aims to profit from the premium received and is typically used when we believe the stock will not move much, allowing the options to expire worthless, keeping the credit as profit. And the beautiful part of all this is, it’s one of the most low-risk way to make gains from the market, regardless of current market outlook. We’ve been doing this for months and the results speak for themselves... here’s your chance to join in on the fun. At 12pm tomorrow, I’ll be releasing the next trade alert using this strategy to my Weekly Spread Trader community! And because these trades are short term, usually within days, and are time sensitive... you would have a small window to jump in the moment it hits your inbox. Tomorrow’s trade alert from what I can see and what our algorithm tells me could possibly be the one of the bigger trades we take this quarter. 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