"The power of spreads is you don't need the stock to make a big move for a chance at a substantial return." Karim Rahemtulla, Head Fundamental Tactician, Monument Traders Alliance Last week, I wrote about Elon Musk positioning himself as the most powerful non-elected person in American politics. Why this matters for trading is simple… We're in a perception-based market right now. I mean, just look at trillion-dollar tech companies like MSFT, NVDA, GOOG and APPL. Now, I believe Musk's electric vehicle company Tesla (TSLA) is setting itself up for similar dominace. In fact, TSLA is becoming a proxy for huge tech advancements like artificial intelligence and energy transformation. The crazy thing is... I don't think investors can fully grasp the magnitude of its autonomous driving tech, at least not yet. Add in Musk's new perception as a political fixture and you have potential for major moves in companies like TSLA. That's why I got positioned on TSLA in The War Room using a unique strategy. The TSLA Spread Trade The trade I used on TSLA is known as a "spread trade." You see… instead of buying Tesla shares and paying full price, I set up an options strategy that gave us exposure for a fraction of the price. The powerful component of spreads is you don't need the stock to double or triple to make substantial returns. In fact, even a moderate move in one direction could deliver outsized profits. The Result Since I got into the spread trade, Tesla is up $125. On a percentage basis we are matching the mover with 90% less risk. This is the power of using Wall Street perception to your advantage. And when you combine it with a powerful trading strategy like spread trades, then you have a chance at substantial returns. A few War Room members were also in on this trade. Here's what some of them had to say. | 
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