DON’T MISS THURSDAY’S MIDNIGHT CLOSEOUT FOR PENNY OPTIONS PRO — GET THE DISCOUNT BEFORE IT’S GONE!
After months of testing, we officially launched Penny Options Pro this week, which includes the Penny Options Dashboard…
And we’ve had some explosive trades, none more explosive than a free trade idea I shared Monday in Walgreens (WBA) after we saw the three orders listed below…
A key thing about finding good plays to enter is when multiple orders hit in the same ticker, especially when it’s a ticker you usually only see a few times a year (like during earnings season).
To see three orders hit in WBA like that, it led me to believe that something was up. So during our live session that day, we entered the Jan. 3 expiration, $9.50 strike calls.
And then came the BANG — one of if not the biggest of the year — on Tuesday…
News broke that Walgreens was pursuing a sale to private equity, shares immediately spiked and were halted, a signal that a violent move was inbound, and I could hardly contain my excitement.
Once the halt was lifted, WBA soared as much as 25%. The call options we entered around 30 cents apiece (I got in at $0.27 a contract) suddenly exploded upward of $1.70, according to testimonials I got in the chat (full disclosure: I got out at $1.40).
During our live events this week, we went 4 for 4, hitting on trades in WBA and also…
- Cameco (CCJ) — $0.70 to $0.96, a 33.7% move.
- Boeing (BA) — $0.50 to $0.77, a 41% move.
- Disney (DIS) — $0.87 to $1.30, a 49.4% move.
Those are my official entries and exits, which are pretty average and what people can normally expect when they pick the right trades. Some wins are of course smaller, and some are bigger — I hold most of them for a few hours, overnight or a couple of days tops.
Everyone’s prices vary a little, but I have testimonials from people who did even better than I did.
The WBA rocket ship to the moon was by no means typical, but we always have the chance to hit on trades like that when you follow the order flow!
Check out what a few others had to say:
As far as which orders are the best to pick, I hold weekly masterclass sessions where I do live training with everyone, discussing orders as they come in while taking your questions to make sure you have all the tools to learn how I pick the best possible orders.
You probably know this already, but absolutely nothing in trading is guaranteed. And not every trade that comes across the scanner is worth taking. You have to learn which orders stand out and why, and even then you will still come across losing trades.
That’s why we do those weekly sessions where I go through orders in real time — everyone is of course free to take the trades we cover during the sessions!
To celebrate the official launch week, we’re offering a BIG fat two-year discount, but that deal ends at midnight Thursday, so don’t delay!
If you buy the Penny Options Dashboard and end up not liking it or it doesn’t work for your trading style, you are of course free to get a refund up to 14 days because we want YOU to be happy.
So be sure and check out the Penny Options Dashboard before the deal is gone at midnight Thursday!
Order Flow:
Not much in the way of “cheap” order flow today for earnings. We have Broadcom (AVGO) reporting Thursday after the close, and an order in the February monthly $185 calls hit to the tune of more than $3 million in premium — but these contracts are $12.00 a piece.
No thanks…
Google parent Alphabet (GOOG; GOOGL) is seeing an avalanche of bullish flow today, about 17 orders by 1 p.m. ET on the heels of the company’s big chip announcement Tuesday.
The orders run the gamut from weekly expiration all the way to September 2025 in a ton of different strikes. The biggest order for $567K was in the March $195 strike, with shares trading just under $195 at the time of purchase.
Finally, we saw another order in Rigetti Computing (RGTI) after hitting on a big winner in the same ticker on Tuesday in my Options Pit. The new order is in the January $6 strike.
*This is for informational and educational purposes only. These are not official alerts issued by Lance, but rather some interesting orders picked by the team at Lance Ippolito Trading.
There is inherent risk in trading. Trade at your own risk.
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P.S. Most Traders Laugh at These ‘Cheap’ Opportunities — But NOT Me!
Most traders laugh when they hear about penny trades.
“It’s too small,” they say. “Not worth my time.”
But that’s exactly why I love them.
Because while everyone else is focused on expensive trades, I’ve seen these tiny-priced plays deliver some incredible returns. In fact, for my money, they have some of the best ROIs in trading.
Just look at what happened with Pinterest.
While big traders were focused on their expensive shares, a 54-cent trade surged to $1.53 in just 24 hours.
That’s a 183% return right there… overnight.
Again, we saw a trade on Devon Energy starting at just 49 cents shoot up to 99 cents in just 24 hours.
That’s a nice 102% return.
And that’s not all, a McDonald’s penny trade starting at 75 cents hit $2.36.
Think about that… A handful of “pennies” could’ve turned $500 into $1,573.
Granted, we have of course seen smaller wins and trades that did not work out, but most folks would walk right past a penny on the street.
But in the market, these penny-priced trades could be worth a whole lot more.
And right now, I’ve spotted something that could be even bigger…
The performance shown is not typical, and you may lose money. The examples displayed are historical trade ideas found in real-time. There were smaller wins and those that did not work out. Results will vary for each individual user.
