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| Hi, I’m Graham Lindman, and I’d like to show you the most rebellious trade I’ve ever placed. It was Feb. 1 last year. Nvidia was trading at $620… Every trading manual and "expert" would have told you, you needed the stock to move at least 5% to make real money. But I didn’t care, I issued an alert on an option contract for $1.20. Not $120… Not $12. One dollar and twenty cents. Eight days later? That trade paid out 108%... While NVDA barely budged 3%.
While there were some smaller gains and some that did not work out, here’s what I realized… Everything they teach about options is wrong. The truth? You don’t need big price moves, fancy strategies, or even huge accounts. Here’s what I’ve found: there’s an underground method that lets you… Trade popular stocks like Apple, Google, and Nvidia for less than a Starbucks latte… Target 100%+ gains weekly, and profit when everyone else is stuck watching paint dry. The secret? A market anomaly so counterintuitive, even seasoned traders don’t believe it until they see it work. Like Ben from Ohio, who texted me:
Or Jim…
Now here’s why this matters today… Even though we’re climbing now, things could fall apart any moment, like in 2008, as this chart shows you.
And this setup is going to be my edge as we approach the rest of the year, no matter what happens. While I cannot promise future returns or against losses… If you want to see how these dirt-cheap options work and get your hands on the next couple of trade setups… I’ve detailed everything I’ve learned over the past 18 months of doing this right here. The profits and performance shown are not typical to any one subscriber. We develop tools and strategies to the best of our ability, but no one can guarantee the future. There is always a risk of loss when trading past performance is not indicative of future results, and you may lose money. From 10/05/23-07/30/25 the average return per trade winners and losers was 32% with an average winner of 92% and a 66% win rate over a four-day hold time.
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