I have a confession.
I love this service because it makes me money all the time.
Look, I know that sounds like some cheesy sales pitch, but I’m dead serious. I genuinely get excited about Game Plan because the zones work so consistently that I trade them myself religiously.
And here’s the thing – I didn’t expect to love it this much when we first built it.
Not gonna lie – I’m hungover. Mama Voz and the Ukrainian got lit last night on champagne while decorating for Christmas. We got a seven-foot tree, big red balls, the whole deal.
Watched The Big Chill and I realized again why Jeff Goldblum is perfect – I’ve never wanted to be someone and want someone at the same time like that. (Side note: Is that weird? Whatever.)
85.7% win rate. 47% average gains per trade.
While the market’s having its longest slide since August.
Yeah, I’m putting my money where my mouth is tomorrow at 12:30 PM ET when I go live with JC Parets to break down exactly how the Strike Zone strategy is crushing it during this volatility.
Okay so I was explaining zones today and someone asked about position sizing and honestly, this is probably one of the most important things I do that nobody really talks about.
If someone’s telling me this trade has a lower chance to make me money, I’m gonna put less money in it.
Like, duh, right? But I used to be an idiot about this.
I’d risk the same amount on every single trade.
My best setups, my worst setups, my “eh maybe” setups – same size every time. Made no sense but that’s what I did.
I made 70% in 8 minutes this morning (while everyone else panicked).
While the market was bleeding and traders were falling out of trees like frozen lizards, my Game Plan members were banking gains in minutes.
For those watching the replay – you just witnessed what happens when you have a plan instead of panic during market chaos.
Most traders picked a direction Tuesday and hoped. We prepared for all three scenarios and made money on every move.
Let me break down what actually happened and why this approach consistently works.
