One tenet many expert traders live by is that trading should be boring. Pros know that boring trading is consistent trading.
So while everyone else chases the next hot “meme” stock or crypto, the smart traders look at some of the most “boring companies” to find opportunities hidden in plain sight.
In many cases, that means blue chips — solid yet sleep-inducing giants known around the world.
Inside Profit Flow Group, we recently closed down half a trade on THE biggest and one of the more boring for 100+% gains.
I’m talking about Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL).
And today, I want to show you how it all went down. That way, you can learn how I find these opportunities… and feel more confident in your own trades:
I first spotted this opportunity using my Statistical Disruptive Flow technique — what I use for all these trades.
Without getting into the weeds, the data showed me that someone out there didn’t want Apple dipping below $120/share. In fact, it was looking to go above $140/share, according to my analysis.
So I alerted everyone in the Profit Flow Group to this opportunity. I had them buy AAPL 2021 Jul 30 131.00 Calls and told them not to pay more than $3.50/contract.
Over the next two weeks, Apple just climbed and climbed, with only the slightest occasional decrease.
On June 28, I alerted PFG to sell half their contracts at a 100% gain. Didn’t want an entire selloff. All about having a plan to maximize profit potential and minimize risk.
The way I do it, I call it “tranching”.
Overall, a pretty nice gain in two weeks, though.
But wait: I just spotted another opportunity on Apple. Once it fits my SDF criteria, I’ll send the buy alert out to my members with all the details.
It’s ok if you missed the first AAPL trade, but don’t miss the 2nd.
