Shane notified members to buy Aveo Pharmaceuticals (AVEO) at $0.61 per share and then to sell it on 4/2/19 at $1.70...generating a return of 179% in only 13 days.  He more recently I helped our members lock in gains of 39% trading CDE and 27% on MUX. 

Contrarian Portfolio: Employs an investment and trading approach based on finding companies, sectors, commodities, and currencies, that have fallen out of favor and are “unloved.” In order to commit capital to a given position there must be some evidence of a near term trend change and/or catalyst to potentially propel price higher. The portfolio will typically hold 3 to 4 core positions for six months to two years. We may also choose to trade around these core positions by taking partial profits when price becomes over-extended in the short to intermediate term. We will look to buy back those same shares if/when price corrects in a meaningful fashion. The other contrarian positions we hold will typically be trading positions looking to exploit strong directional moves, both bullish and bearish, over a 3 week to 6 month time frame.

Jesse helped our members book a gain of 56% in just  4 days trading CODX… ...then he nailed a 3 day return of 45% trading PBPB as well as 59% on GNPX.

Swing Trade Portfolio:  The Swing Trade Portfolio seeks to take advantage of short term trading patterns with an average holding time frame of 2 weeks or less. Trades are established with at least a 2 to 1 reward to risk. The portfolio strives for at least one trade per week, but may enter more or less depending on opportunities available. Positions are entered using 5-7% allocation of total capital with risk parameters set at approximately 1% of total capital at risk per trade.   

Rebel Income Portfolio: Seeks to generate consistent residual income via options selling strategies, primarily made up of Put Sales, Bull Put Spreads, and Covered Calls. These strategies target undervalued companies based on a combination of Price/Book and Price/Cash Flow analysis and who demonstrate fundamental strength based on metrics such as improving Net Income, growing Free Cash Flow, manageable debt and healthy liquidity, as well as consistent dividend payout.

Options selling trades generally cover no more than a month at a time, with a secondary purpose of providing a gateway to ownership (via assignment from put sales when stock price is below the strike price of the put option contract being sold at expiration) of the underlying stocks at prices offering even deeper discounts than levels available at the time the trade is placed.

Stock positions from put sale assignments will typically be held for one month to three years to provide additional income-generating opportunities via covered calls when the stock moves above the assignment price.

Hi Jesse,

Thomas,