Peter A. Hovis

Markets close but the opportunity doesn’t

RJ Hamster
Hey,

Most people make $0 over the weekend while the markets are closed.

But my research just uncovered something fascinating…

A hidden anomaly in the options market that could let you target an extra $915 on average each weekend – while everyone else sits empty-handed.

According to our backtested study, take what happened on April 25th…

Anyone could have taken a few minutes to place a quick trade before the weekend hit.

Maybe gone camping or spent time with family…

And came back Monday to an extra $917 in their account.
Then May 2nd rolled around…

Another quick setup before the weekend, maybe book that favorite bed and breakfast…

By Monday? A crisp $1,852 sitting there.
Naturally, there were smaller wins and those that did not work out, you’re probably wondering how this is possible.

How can anyone target extra income when markets are closed?

That’s exactly what I’m revealing this Thursday alongside Kane Shieh at 1 PM Eastern.

We’ll show you how this anomaly works and most importantly – How you can start targeting $915 on average for yourself… All without buying a single share!

The best part is you only need a regular brokerage account to get started, meaning you can target this “Weekend Income” from your cell phone or computer anywhere you are in the world.

And while we cannot promise future returns or against losses,

Take a few seconds to lock in your spot for Thursday here and I’ll be seeing you soon.
All the best,
The profits and performance shown are not typical. We make no future earnings claims, and you may lose money. The majority trades expressed are from historical back tested data in order to demonstrate the potential of the system. The average backtested return per weekend (winners and losers included) is $903.41 profit per weekend based on a $5,000 starting stake, and every example is based on that same starting investment unless otherwise stated. The historic success rate is 90.5%. We cannot guarantee any specific future results, as there is always high degree of risk involved in trading. See our Terms on the homepage for more information.

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