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How to buy shares for LESS than market value

One, simple options strategy that allows you to collect income while you wait to buy

Did you know you can pick the price where you can buy shares? 


Meaning… 


If Apple is trading for $205… and you missed the move from $175… you can still get back in under $200 if you want. 


Plus, you can get paid income to do so!


Now, it takes some patience and letting the market come to you. 


But, again, you get paid to be patient. That’s the beauty of the strategy. 


Now, listen up. 


This strategy requires you know a bit about how options work. You’ll also need 4-5 figures in your account to make it work. 


Still --- it’s a 2nd chance at owning a stock at a great price and you generate an income stream while you wait. 


I shot a quick, 4-minute video to share the entire strategy here.





Do you want to start generating income in 1 hour per day? 


Most of the options strategies I share do not involve chasing 1,000% gains. That’s not the risk I sign up for. 


Instead… 


I’m looking to generate steady income from around 10:30-11:30est every day the market’s open. 


I set up my indicators and wait for Bullish & Bearish signals to tell me when to get in and out. 


We normally trade just the S&P 500 derivatives to keep it simple. We’re looking to simply generate a few hundred dollars in an hour. And you can do it from home, on your phone, wherever. 


It’s not some complicated strategy… you just need the indicators and a little guidance to help. 


If you’re interested in trading with me at 10:30am on Monday… email joel@universityofoptions.com for details.





 
 
 

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