Okay so this morning was absolutely insane. I send out a call zone at 602.41 and within like 10 minutes my chat is exploding with people making ridiculous money.
Scott B made $12,600 on 200 contracts. Dawn pulled in $1,500. hammy got 50% in basically no time.
And the funny part? Technically it wasn’t even a “real” Game Plan trade because it happened so fast.
Okay so I wake up this morning and the Dow is down like 600 points because of some crazy stuff happening overseas, and honestly? My first thought was “thank God I don’t do overnight positions.”
Like, seriously. While everyone else is probably having a panic attack looking at their accounts, I’m just sitting here with my coffee going “well, that sucks for them.”
Okay so 274 people jumped on Monday’s show and apparently half of you were trying to figure out if I’m real or some bot that sends emails. (Really guys? A bot with crazy hair and mouse problems?)
Alright, so I gotta tell you something that’s probably gonna sound backwards.
Actually, let me just say it — I trade SMALLER during the first 15 minutes when everyone else is going all in.
I know, I know. Sounds crazy, right?
OK so here’s what happened today — and this is exactly why we play weekly game plans.
Our daily call zone? Didn’t trigger. Price never got clean entry into the zone we were watching.
But our weekly SPY Jun 13 604 Calls that we entered Monday? Yeah baby, those printed today and we took profits.
And you know what? Most traders would’ve missed this because they only think about daily setups.
Yesterday I had 274 people watching my live “Game Show.”
That’s it. Just 274.
CNBC pulls hundreds of thousands of viewers daily. Bloomberg has armies of analysts. Goldman Sachs manages hundreds of billions with thousand-person teams.
But my little “Game Show” is probably more profitable per viewer than anything they’re running.
And honestly, it’s not even close.
In our previous newsletter, we said to look for shorts if we traded through the New Week Opening Gap.
This morning, I sent out a game plan and it played out perfectly.
