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your Strike Price issue Should You Trade Tesla’s Earnings Next Wednesday? By Jon Lewis Saturday

your Strike Price issue Should You Trade Tesla’s Earnings Next Wednesday? [By Jon Lewis] By Jon Lewis Saturday, April 16, 2022 Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) is expected to report earnings next Wednesday. The last time it did, we made a 17.10% profit in 24hrs with [this trade.]( Enough to turn a $5k into a $855 profit… literally overnight. [Go here to see how you could make a similar gain]( – with the same simple trade. Here’s why it’s completely different from how most investors trade earnings… And how it gives you the chance to make consistent profits no matter if the stocks you trade rise or fall. For starters, since we started using it in October 2017… It has made a cumulative profit of 646.67%. How? By paying attention to what most traders don’t: The expected move. This is the price movement the market expects during a given expiration cycle. And it’s the KEY for us to have [4 profitable trades out of every 5]( – for the past 4+ years. Fortunately, we can see the expected move for any stock around its earnings release. Which tells us the supply and demand for any individual security in real time – INCREDIBLE information to have if you want to make CONSISTENT profits… … no matter if a stock goes up or down after earnings. [Click to see how easy this is in my upcoming webinar]( – which is completely FREE. Take what we did in the last quarter with Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA)… Which showed a high implied volatility (IV) as we moved closer to their earnings announcement. Why is that important and profitable so often? Because we always want to see heightened levels of IV in our trading opportunities around earnings… Increased levels of IV means inflated options prices… Basically, that means we can sell options for more premium than usual. We had [several tools at our disposal]( to figure out what the expected move was for TSLA immediately following their earnings announcement. Knowing that expected move gave us the opportunity to utilize a variety of strategies based on our market assumptions in TSLA (bullish, bearish or neutral). I tend to stick with risk-defined, neutral-based strategies like iron condors. This one strategy has been the leading factor in the majority of the cumulative 646.67% gains it has reaped since starting it more than four years ago. The probability of making a profit with Tesla in their last earnings announcement was VERY HIGH. And sure enough… We made a 17.10% profit in 24hrs with [this safe and simple trade.]( Enough to turn a $5k into a $855 profit – literally overnight. Here’s how. The increase in volatility, followed by the rapid decline, affords us the opportunity to take advantage of some nice profits as we trade earnings. And this is the incredibly simple way you can trade earnings with an incredibly high success rate – just as we have for the past 4 years. Remember: Had you placed every single trade with us since then… You’d now be sitting on a cumulative profit of 646.67%. And to prove how profitable this could be for you too… I’d like to show you HOW – with 5 new trades I’m giving away completely for free. [Simply click here to get them in my upcoming webinar]( – where I’ll also take any question you might have. Trade Wisely, [Jon Lewis] Jon Lewis [View this on WyattResearch.com]( [Take a 7 day break from these emails]( [Unsubscribe from these types of emails]( [Manage your email preferences]( [Wyatt Investment Research] Disclaimer & Important Information [Wyatt Investment Research (“WIR”)]( owns and publishes the website WyattResearch.com, other web sites, and, through its subscription services, various investment newsletters, trade alerts, and other investment-related educational materials. 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