I’m not saying you shouldn’t be happy with a 10% gain—if you did that in a year you’d beat the average return of the overall stock market.
But I’m going to show you a simple little trick that’ll turn a 10% gain into 100%.
I don’t care if you’re investing money at the moment or not, once you see how easy this is, you’ll be raking in 100% gains on your money in as little as a few months.
I need you to bear with me as I walk you through this, because some of the terms I use might seem a little complicated, but trust me: they’re as simple as clicking a couple buttons or making a single phone call.
The trick we’re going to be using to turn that 10% into 100% is by trading options.
This is the part where most people gasp.
“Options?! That’s way too complicated for me!”
That’s what Wall Street wants you to think, but you’ll soon see why options are much simpler than they’re made out to be—and they’ll turn 10% gains into 100% gains.
Let’s say you’re subscribed to our premium stock service Highfliers Hotline.
You would’ve recently seen a 10% gain from one of our recommendations in less than a month. Now, if you were trading options with that certain stock, you would’ve turned that 10% gain into over 100%.
Does that sound like something you’d be into?
Let me lay down a few of the most basic terms in options trading…
An options contract is what you purchase from your stock broker. So, if you bought 1 contract for Adobe (ADBE), you wouldn’t actually be purchasing ADBE shares, you’d be buying a contract that’s exposed to 100 shares.
1 contract controls 100 shares—but you don’t really need to worry much about that.
Just know: you’re purchasing 1 contract.
A call option is what you’d buy if you were betting the stock will go up.
A put option is what you’d buy if you were betting the stock will go down.
All make sense so far?
Now, let’s say you’re buying a call option for ADBE. You’d be purchasing 1 contract, and your broker will ask you for the ‘strike price.’
The strike price is the price that you bet ADBE will go above.
The next question will be: When do you bet ADBE will go above this strike price?
That’d be the option expiry.
So, you’d be buying a call option for ADBE with a strike price of 160 and an expiration of April 2018 when the timing’s right.
Your exact sentence to your broker would be “I want to buy a call option for ADBE, with a strike price of 160, and an April 2018 expiration.”
Again, this is a lot simpler than it sounds, and those are really the only terms you need to know to be able to turn a 10% gain into 100%.
But why do options magnify these gains so much?
Like I said, 1 contract is exposed to 100 shares. There’s more weight to how much the stock moves when you’re trading options.
So, the next time you invest your money, just keep in mind that options are a great way to magnify any gains you would be taking in.
And if this still hasn’t been made simple enough for you, keep an eye on your inbox tomorrow as I’ll be revealing something that could change your life.
What I’m going to expose to you will cover everything you need to know about wealth, and could make gains like these 100% profits become a daily occurrence for you.
