This SPX Income trade followed a classic “Tag ‘n Turn” setup, though the entry was a tad early.
Despite price pushing past the hedge trigger, I held my ground due to the straight-line rally we had been discussing in our Fast Forward Group Calls.

The bearish move fully triggered on Friday, confirming additional entry points via a V-pattern and trendline break.
With $3.05 collected upfront, a sharp Monday drop helped hit my buy-back exit at $0.30, locking in a 91.4% return.

A well-earned win after a rough January!

A bullish SPX trade using a broken wing butterfly, placed on Christmas Eve, delivered a 94.25% return.
With an initial credit of $12.87, the trade was closed early on December 26th for $0.74, locking in profits.
This was the third trade in the current bullish swing, capitalizing on the holiday market’s subtle movements.

The SPX Income System delivered a perfect holiday trade! Using the “Tag ‘n Turn” setup, $12.00 was collected with a 7-DTE broken wing butterfly.

After breaking through its bullish trigger, SPX rallied, hitting the profit target in just 4 days. A failed bearish move on Friday paved the way for this bullish success.

Another fantastic win for the SPX Income System, adding to the streak of profitable trades in November and December.

This past Wednesday’s live mentorship call saw us analyze SPX’s bearish potential following key news.
While the initial SPX trade was challenging, managing the position eventually led to profits.

Meanwhile, the Dow delivered a seamless bearish move.
Unable to trade $DJX directly due to liquidity issues, I shorted /YM futures for a stunning 436-point profit.

The lesson? The right market can make all the difference. It’s not just about timing but adapting to opportunities!

This week’s SPX income trade, based on the “Tag ‘n Turn” setup, delivered a stellar 90% profit over 7 days.

Using time as an ally, the trade required minimal movement for maximum gains. With bear swings wrapped up, new opportunities await next week!

Sometimes trades get tricky, like this week’s Opening Range Reversal.

The initial SPX 0-DTE trade was challenged and required creative management.

By letting the first trade expire and rolling into a second trade with adjusted size and duration, the position ultimately turned a loss into a profit. The result? A profitable end to a dull, sideways week – all thanks to strategic patience and the SPX Income System.