Expert options trader Graham Lindman has been working on a new way to tap into Nvidia's options…

By simply isolating outsized "acceleration cycles" within Nvidia stock (most investors don't even know it exists)... 

And thanks to many months and late nights working out the kinks of the systems…

They have finally found a way to target these cycles on Nvidia over and over again.

They simply buy when the candle turns green…

And then sell when NVDA hits the optimized exit point.

The best part?

When these setups work out… they have shown the power to pay doubles, even triples… Time and time again.

Now Graham has kept the details of this special Nvidia trade to himself because the contracts were pretty expensive – some even costing almost $1,000 per contract.

But thanks to Nvidia's historic stock split… 

Folks can now begin targeting these acceleration cycles in Nvidia for just pennies on the dollar.

Obviously, he can't guarantee future returns but Graham is happy to share the trade details with you as part of the newest venture he is calling Nvidia Unchained.

He'll show you an entirely new way to target these outsized "Acceleration Cycles" within NVDA stock…

Why NVDA stock could double over a year's time following the upcoming stock split…

And the new study that has shown a remarkable 82.5% success rate over the last two decades… without losing cycles in the last 26 months! 

If you're interested in learning more…

Use this link to see Nvidia Unchained right away!

The profits and performance shown are not typical, we make no future earnings claims, and you may lose money. The trades expressed are from historical data in order to demonstrate the potential of the system. From January of 2000 through May of 2024 from the study we have seen a 82.5% win rate on stock with an average winner of 10% and an average return of winners and losers at 5.77% on an average 28 day hold time in a model portfolio. The historical options over the last 5 years have shown a remarkable 169.1% average return per trade of winners and losers over that same 28 day average hold time.