Esse Gênio fez +300% com Opções! O Que Ele está Olhando para Setembro? | Pit Money

Hey there, my dear friends, you have Uncle Pit here. How are you all doing? I hope you're mostly doing well. Anyway , today we're going to talk about options. It's a product I'm not an expert in. Someone who trades options has to be a genius, which is not my case, a genius who really knows their stuff and studies only that. And here at Inside, we made a very accurate hire . The guy is an options ninja. I'll show the profitability of the last options he closed here with absurd gains. So, our ninja, Vinhas, will appear here. I asked him five questions so he could better clarify what his strategy is and what he's looking at moving forward. And Vinhas will be on the Inside Elite plan, which is our main plan, the most exclusive one. The link will be here in the description. Let's go. Question number one. You closed three operations with gains above 100%. Bizarre, I'll put it here, but I believe it's not always like that . What is the chance of the option going to zero? Let's take it one step at a time, right ? Regarding the hits. Look, man, I wish it were always like that, right? We hit our first goal a lot, which is around an 18 to 25%return. And our track record of the last 12 months at the Options Club speaks for itself. We have a hit rate above 63%. So, we always suggest to our subscribers a management format that best fits their trader profile, taking partial profits or even using a trailing stop as the market develops in our favor. Those who are part of the club are already used to these instructions that I give daily. Regarding the question of going to zero , I affirm that the chance is close to zero. In the model I trade and with the risk management I use, we practically nullify that risk. I use a stop loss in all operations and it's even a bit curious, but in any operation I do in the market, whether in options, indices , day trade, or stocks, I always define the stop even before defining the targets. That's why, if we misread or even mess up the entry timing, the stop loss is there to limit our losses. Two. To follow these recommendations, do I need to know what's behind them, or do I just copy the code into the broker and fire away? If you follow our model to the letter, you just need to copy and paste what we send in the Telegram Options Club. I send the asset ticker, the entry range, stop loss, and also the targets. But of course, if you want to dive a bit deeper into the options market, we provide plenty of content at no extra cost to our subscribers. However, if you really just want to follow the calls, just copy and paste them into your brokerage. I guarantee that once you get the hang of using your brokerage's platform or home broker, it will take you less than 2 minutes to replicate our entries. Three. I believe that options benefit from the increased volatility of an election period. Can you get those gains when the market is more sideways, more, you know, average? Great question, Pit. For those of us who speculate in the market, volatility can be a great ally because it does indeed generate various opportunities. I confess that I like a slightly more dynamic market, with more drivers influencing it, like the election period itself. But for those of us who have been trading for a long time, we end up learning how to trade all market cycles. And trading a more sideways, consolidated market also generates some opportunities. You just have to be able to identify them. That’s why I look at over 60 stocks daily just on the Ibovespa, looking for the patterns I use to trade options. So even when the market is slower, there’s always some opportunity you can take advantage of. And our success rate and performance don’t fluctuate much, since we have a well-consolidated method. Question number four. I've already said here, in a completely mistaken way for a change, that options are a sucker's graveyard. And I was talking nonsense. Why do options have this stigma of being the villain? Pit, the financial market as a whole is very dangerous, right, man? Those of us who have been in the market for a long time know there's a market that revolves around the financial market that is very dirty. I've been in the general financial market since 2013, and in the speculative area since 2018, 2019. I myself used to have a lot of prejudice against day trading, swing trading, indices, options, the dollar, but much more from what I heard than from my own experience. And man, I guarantee you, any financial market instrument where you find a legitimate way to work, you can extract money from . With options, it wouldn't be any different, man. It's because it's a totally leveraged, highly volatile market, and people end up going into it all-or-nothing. It's simply like a gamble, without management, without discipline, without a method. So, those who follow me know that I really hammer on the importance of risk management, discipline, and following the method, because that's the only way we can be consistent and extract results from the market. And to wrap up, question number five, what are you looking at right now for the month of September? Man, I'll be extremely honest, okay? Nothing very specific. I am 100%a technical analyst, so, as I've already said, I track over 60 stocks daily in search of opportunities. The Ibov has risen more than 10%in the last two weeks. This ends up generating opportunities in various sectors of the stock market. However, if I had to highlight any sector of the market to watch more closely and that is good for trading options, it would certainly be the banking sector. I see opportunities in Bradesco, BTG, Banco do Brasil, and Itaú. And I particularly like trading bank options because there is always plenty of liquidity. And volatility. So it's a sector where we will probably have trades in September over at the Options Club. Well, guys, this legend right here is Alexandre Vinhas, really great to have him on the team. Sign up for Inside Elite, we already have 1200 people interested and only 300 spots, because it's a monthly monitoring and portfolio system here from our team of over 20 analysts. Deal? That's it for today. A kiss in your hearts.