The Earnings Player is like the game of poker. Outsiders look at poker as a game of chance, but the professional player knows differently.
Poker is a game of skill. So, too, is playing the earnings trading game.
You are not here to risk your hard-earned capital to pure chance, but are there elements of luck?
Of course, but the skillful player of both poker and the earnings trading game minimize the impact of fortune.
We didn’t capture gains of 235%, 338% or 439% by being lucky, we produced those gains because we executed a plan—a plan to profit from the market’s response to huge swings in the profitability of earnings announcements.
It’s no secret that most traders actually HATE earnings season—their best trades can get blown up because of an earnings beat or an earnings miss.
But we LOVE earnings season. When you have the right insight and analysis and the right trade approach, you can reel in the winners, trade after trade.
If a trade just doesn’t move or moves against you, you can throw it back and put your line in the water on the very next trade.
Plain and simple, the Earnings Player is NOT for EVERYONE.
In the Earnings Player, I provide PROPRIETARY market research that uncovers MARKET INEFFICIENCIES and serious “MIS-PRICING” of stocks prices in relation to earnings announcement estimates.
That leads to “earnings trades” that…