I must confess, Trader...

I must get this off my chest.
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Dear Trader,

With one hour to go before our incredible deal closes, I have a confession to make...

I've always wondered how financial gurus can be so sure of themselves when they don't know anything about you.

They don't know your age, your net worth, or your risk tolerance. They certainly don't know your income needs or what level of investing skill you have.

You've probably come across their advice in various places on the Internet...

"Never trade short term -- you'll get killed," they tell you.

"Just buy quality stocks, or better yet an index fund, and forget about it for a few decades."

This might be good advice for someone in their 20s or 30s. Someone with enough time to compound small gains into a decent chunk of change over a few decades.

But a different way to think about their advice would be to ask yourself:

Remember Xerox? Or Kodak?

A while back, these were the Googles and Amazons of their day. Fast growing stocks that all the investment gurus were telling us to "buy and forget."

And what happened to them?

Investors who bought Kodak stock and "forgot" about it were wiped out when the company went bankrupt in 2013.

Now, maybe you think I'm about to tell you the index fund crowd is wrong, and you should put all your money into options?

Of course not.

There is an obvious truth that the "buy and holders" don't seem to get:

Don't put all your eggs in one basket!

Here's my confession...

I am a buy and holder too.

* GASP *

Of course I'm an options guy at heart. I've done that for four decades.

But I also have a chunk of my portfolio in some quality companies that I would be happy to hold for a long time.

I also own real estate and invest some money with my friends who have their own hedge funds.

That's because unlike the one-size-fits-all folks, I believe in diversification across stocks, asset classes, AND trading strategies.

But if you thought that was controversial, buckle up.

Because I'm about to say something that will really get the buy and holders angry:

Trading options isn't risky! It's fun!

There, I said it.

I enjoy trading options, and they're not "risky" like most investors think.

I enjoy testing my skills against the automated trading bots, the Robinhood kids, and the super smart hedge fund quants.

And most of all...

I enjoy scoring huge, fast gains for Weekly Options Countdown subscribers.

It feels fantastic to wake up, check the markets, and see trades that scored gains like this:

Security

Return

 
Holding Period
(Trading days)

 Penn National Gaming Calls

200%

3 days

 Revolve Group Calls

78.95%

4 days

 Fastly Puts

 100%

2 days

 Workhorse Group Calls

100%

1 day

 AirBNB, Inc.

110.75%

3 days

 Splunk, Inc.

200%

3 days


There's a lot of power in buying ten option contracts for $5,100 and turning them into $12,210 in 72 hours while the stock price is GOING DOWN. (We just did that with Peloton Interactive).

It's not too late for you to get in, you've got a few minutes left before I close the doors. But it's important that you enter these trades early on Monday morning, before the options take off.

LAST CALL to Save $1,300 And get six trades every month, FOR LIFE!

You'll never need to renew to keep these hot trades coming. You'll receive 6 "fast-money" trades a month, every month, until you tell us to stop.

But this special offer closes in a few minutes...

Click here to secure a lifetime of fast-money trades for only $195.

Or call 1.800.448.2080 ext. 1250

I look forward to sending you the trades I just released a few hours ago.

Cheers,

Bernie Schaeffer
Chairman & CEO
Schaeffer's Investment Research
service@sir-inc.com
http://www.schaeffersresearch.com
1-800-448-2080
1-513-589-3800 International

PS: This is it. Don't miss out... grab your spot today to pocket BIG gains by next Friday.

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Although there is significant profit potential associated with buying options, there is also the risk of losing one's entire investment in any individual trade. In any option buying approach, it is expected that losing trades will be more numerous than winning trades. The goal is for the average gain to be significantly greater than the average loss so that the bottom line is profitable. Prior to purchase, ensure that you have a broker that allows the trading of options and that you are approved to trade options.

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