Dear Reader,

Since the pandemic, the average mortgage payment has jumped from $1,427 to $2,047.

That's an extra $600 every single month just vanishing from people's pockets.

Meanwhile, credit card debt is hitting record highs, and savings accounts are at their lowest since 2008.

Most folks are left with two options… Get a second job... or work overtime on weekends.

 

But what if there was a third option?

 

I just uncovered a shocking anomaly in the options market that could change everything...

 

One that lets you target extra cash on days when most people make nothing - weekends.

 

Think what that could mean for your monthly budget...

 

Take for example, what would have happened according to our backtesting back on March 21st, even when most folks who invested in the S&P 500 made nothing over the weekend… 

 

Anyone who knew about this market anomaly could have set up a quick 2-minute trade Friday just before the market closes… Spend the weekend with family...

 

Monday morning, wake up to an extra $1,150 in the account.

And again the very next weekend… March 28th, made another simple trade...

 

By Monday, wake up to an extra $1,985 more.

Granted, there would have been smaller wins, and those that did not work out but these were possible with no second job needed… No missing out on family time. No late-night weekend shifts.

 

Just 2 minutes to set up on Friday using any regular brokerage account, then back to enjoying life.

 

And it works with names you already know - Apple, Microsoft, Tesla, Google, and hundreds more.

 

Now we cannot promise future returns or against losses, but… 

 

If you’d like to see what this new way of targeting extra income from the market during the weekend is, you can get the full story here.

Sincerely,
The TradingPub

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