| Hello,
We're heading into the start of a brand-new month — and with it, a fresh round of opportunities in Weekly Options Countdown.
I have something special lined up for readers of this email… but more on that later.
First, let's talk about why this week matters.
It looks like the stock market will continue to have its way so long as it's able to make it through a rapid succession of tests this week.
The Fed is widely expected to cut rates again, but less certain is whether Chair Jerome Powell will strike a dovish tone in his post-meeting comments. The "Magnificent Seven" are reporting, trade tensions are still simmering, and valuations remain sky-high — a recipe for volatility if any one headline goes sideways.
In my more than half a century of market observation, I've learned that these are exactly the kinds of weeks when disciplined, short-term traders can seize the most opportunity.
When everyone else is waiting for the dust to settle, we're already positioned to profit from the move — whichever way it goes.
This is Why Weekly Options Countdown Exists! Volatility is the lifeblood of short-term trading. And right now, it's pulsing through every corner of the market.
The combination of Fed policy shifts, tech earnings, and global trade headlines creates exactly the kind of unpredictable price swings that drive our biggest winners.
That's why I built Weekly Options Countdown… to give traders of all experience levels a clear, disciplined way to capitalize on these rapid-fire market moves.
But here's what makes it even more powerful: we focus exclusively on the first weekly options expiration of each month. That timing isn't random… it's strategic.
It's the week when volatility reliably spikes thanks to major economic reports, Fed meetings, earnings reports, and any number of other factors. Liquidity is also at its peak, with tighter bid-ask spreads that lead to cleaner fills and faster executions.
And because it falls right after the prior month's expiration, price action tends to reset cleanly without the distortion of leftover open interest. All of that combines to create a consistent, repeatable window for disciplined traders to capture sharp, short-term moves.
On the Sunday before the first Friday of every month, Weekly Options Countdown members will receive:
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6 complete trade recommendations (calls or puts expiring that following Friday). -
Complete trade instructions — option symbol, strike, expiration, and entry range. -
Detailed commentary outlining the key drivers behind each trade. -
Profit objectives and exit guidance designed to protect gains and control risk.
Each trade is built for a five-day window — enough time to capture a sharp move but short enough to keep risk contained.
Our target profits: +200% per trade. Need proof that it works? Look at our results:
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+329.2% on Lululemon Athletica puts -
+341.9% on Nike puts -
+300% on MongoDB puts -
+230.8% on T-Mobile calls -
+300% on First Solar calls -
+158.2% on Hut 8 calls -
+208.6% on Quantum Computing calls
Those are just a handful from recent months, and they ALL closed out in 5 days or less.
When you follow my instructions exactly — enter within the recommended price zone, take profits as outlined, and exit on schedule — this strategy is designed to deliver repeatable results in a matter of days.
Join Before This Month's Trades Hit Inboxes!
As you may have guessed, access to a system like this can get expensive…
Normally, you'd have to purchase this five-day profit service from our website for $249 per month.
But today is your lucky day.
You can access this month's Weekly Options Countdown trades at the discounted price of $15.
No renewal fees – just the one-time chance to test drive these trades and see how much money you can make by next Friday. These 6 trades will hit your inbox this Sunday, Nov 2. at 7 p.m. EST.
For less than the cost of dinner, you're getting six chances to double your money in 5 days or less — a value that's hard to beat anywhere in the market.
If you'd like one of the available spots, click the button below and secure your place before Sunday: | 
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