System Said ‘Stay Bullish’ – It Paid, Again
Ahoy there, Trader! ⚓️
It’s Phil…
This one was all about levels, premiums, and patience.
Last week, we flagged a bullish bias above 5600. The system gave the green light, and a premium-selling income swing went live.
What happened next? Let’s just say the market did what it needed to do – and we got paid for it.
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SPX Pays Daily. If You Know This One Setup.
Pulse bar + credit spread = reliable income. It’s that simple.
The setup was straightforward: stay bullish above 5600.
With that level holding, I placed a bullish income swing using our premium-based strategy. The rules are simple – as long as the market doesn’t break down, we get to keep most (if not all) of the credit.
And that’s exactly what happened.
The following week, price didn’t just hold – it gapped higher, accelerating the exit window.
This time, I collected $7.00 in credit and bought the position back for just $0.10. That’s a 98.6% return on capital for a trade that didn’t require anything more than following the rules.
No guessing. No chasing. No second-guessing.
It’s worth repeating – these income swings aren’t exciting. But they’re consistent. And the payoff? That’s the kind of boring that grows accounts.
Another one in the books.
Expert Insights:
Mistake: Thinking you need price to explode higher for profits
Fix: Income trades win even in sideways markets – focus on edge, not velocity
Mistake: Taking profits too early
Fix: Trust the exit rules – max credit trades are structured for high efficiency
Mistake: Over-sizing when confidence is high
Fix: Stick to the system’s sizing logic – consistency beats confidence
Rumour Has It…
Trader Sues SPX for Being Too Predictable
Sources say a retail trader filed a class-action complaint claiming “excessive boredom” after five straight income trades closed green without excitement.
“They said trading was supposed to be stressful,” he wrote in his complaint, “but I just keep… winning.”
The case was dismissed when it was revealed he never actually deviated from a rules-based system.
This is entirely made-up satire. Probably!
Breaking scoops courtesy of the Financial Nuts Newswire-because who needs sanity?
Fun Fact
Income trades like this don’t rely on big moves – they rely on no breakdowns.
As a premium seller, your edge is simple: as long as price behaves, you profit.
In this case, we didn’t need an uptrend. We just needed not down.
It’s a reminder that the best trades don’t always feel exciting – they just feel inevitable in hindsight.
Meme of the Day
“Price didn’t move. Profit did.”
Happy trading,
Phil
Less Brain, More Gain
…and may your trades be smoother than a cashmere codpiece
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