Today’s Issue

Alright Investors your friend in success here,

Let’s layout in this issue how I am consistently earning 15% or more from my stocks, this is deeper dive into a simple but incredibly effective way to produce regular returns and you do not have to read 100 books on the stock market and spend $5,000 in course fees to learn it. Why? Because I already did that for you.

First, let’s break down what today’s market activity points to.

📊 Chart Perspective

- The market gained some today but closed declining off highs. The $SP500 turned down evethough it still closed positive.

The $COMPQ and $INDU also have chart permissions that point to the upside being over and we could see a turn down start.

-$RUT has a nice put trade that looks to be forming with an entry possible at the open tomorrow.

My Trading Journal

Today begins a setup I have been patiently waiting for a week. The setups I will be entering puts on tomorrow are COIN, CMI, CAT, TSLA and $RUT ( 0.0% )  

I am planning to be in these puts for 5 days maybe 6 in total.

Then the movement could take us into August after a pause.

📈 A Deep Dive into income producing options: Compound your money at 15% a month and how I am teaching my family do this step by step

Step #1) Focus on using stocks that move as well as stocks you can afford to buy a minimum of 100 shares of:

Your money is best put to work trading stocks that have consistently built up momentum trading $5 moves weekly or more. You want to trade stocks that move even if the movement scares you, because your profit comes from quick swings in price.

Stocks that move well also give you the option to use well priced options to boost returns or protect your profits from downside swings.

Step #2) Use earnings as a price driver

The stocks that move well around earnings releases give us as investors the most opportunity to earn profits sometimes as much as 10 times per year.

It is a powerful catalyst.

Stocks that move around an earnings release typically move 3 weeks prior to the release or 3 weeks after the release which gives us windows to pluck out profits.

Using the buying of stock coupled with the selling of covered calls you can profit from a stock’s rise or fall as long as you can determine that the underlying company is not going to zero.

You can also add in selling cash secured puts when you get comfortable with using covered calls. This just adds more whip cream to the milkshake that is your profits, or icing on the cake whichever you prefer.

Getting all the puzzle pieces to fall into place:

• Make a list of stable growing companies that have a solid management team with a growing competitive advantage in the market

• You do not want to own these companies as long term assets, but having a stock that you can churn money out of for 5 years while you buy and sell the stock at strategic points is smart

• The list of companies makes this simple and helps keep your focus on no more than 15- 20 chosen stocks

• Once a stock starts falling below that $5 a week movement thershold then take it off the list and add a newer stock that you have been tracking.

• Keep a B-list of symbols so when an A lister gets cut then you have a symbol ready to move up to the top 15- 20 spot. Rank them by dollar movement per week.

• Only sell Out of the Money options 1-2 strikes above your cost basis in the stock and you do not have to stick to monthly options

• Never hold stock thru earnings without buying some put options as protection and always buy one extra contract above the number of shares you own ( example if you own 224 shares then you buy 3 contracts of put options)

• The option premium you get for the sell of the call and the money your earn between the difference in the stock price shoud give you a regular 15% profit on your money

🎯 Income Opportunities – Stocks on the Radar

⚠️ Final Word + Disclaimer

The win isn’t the trade — it’s sticking to your plan. Protect capital. Stay intentional.
Keep going. You’re doing the hard part most never will in order to eventually live like most never have.

This newsletter is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research and consult a professional before making investment decisions.