Why the Smart Way to Play the Current Market Is By Playing Defense

by | Jun 21, 2023


The name of the game Wednesday is DEFENSE!

I’m trading small and smart, which is a good thing too after the Nasdaq dumped 200 points this morning…

So I’m sticking to my bread and butter: cheap, short-dated options seeing outsized order flow. And speaking of flow…

Highlights: 

  • 💰 Intel puts from Tuesday seeing triple-digit gains.
  • 📈 Repeat calls made for a stock that gained 7%
  • 📉 Solar names getting hit.

Wednesday’s Top Flow:

  • Marathon Digital Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: MARA): June 30, $12 strike CALL.
  • JinkoSolar Holding Co. Ltd (NYSE: JKS): January $33 strike PUT.
  • Adobe Inc. (Nasdaq: ADBE): June 30, $495 strike CALL.

P.S. Check Out How I’m Targeting 24-hour Moves 

Right now, the shaky markets have most folks on edge. One wrong move out of the Federal Reserve…

Stocks Tank.

One bad economic report… stocks tank.

One peep about a recession… stocks tank.

That’s why I focus on trading the market just 24 hours at a time.

My ideal strategy is to open a trade late in the afternoon.

Then close out the very next morning…

That leaves me just enough time to capture what could be a big market move…

While sidestepping any lingering market drama.

By doing it this way, I’ve been able to pinpoint overnight moves worth 40%… 50%… 60%… 70%…

Even gains as high as 160% and 245%…

Now, of course, there is a little more to it than that…

In particular, I’ve been targeting something called a “Green Light Stock.”

And they’ve allowed me to open a trade one day, and close out the next…

If you want to see what they are, and how you can start trading them as soon as tomorrow…

Let Me Walk You Through How It Works

The profits and performance shown are not typical, and you may lose money.  From 2/21/20 to 5/11/23 on live trades the win rate is 66%, the average return of winners and losers is 12.9%. The average winner is 52.8% on the options over a 7 day average hold time, with a total annualized return of 125%

WRITTEN BY<br>Lance Ippolito

WRITTEN BY
Lance Ippolito

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