Reliable Option Income

Success in trading comes from the ability to discover opportunities at a glance before they occur.

That way you can take advantage of market moves before these opportunities occur and achieve significant potential returns.

Buying stocks at such times can deliver considerable profit opportunities.

Financial returns can be increased even more by using the leverage of options.

ReliableOptionIncome.com (ROI’s) system of delivering reliable income from trading options include the following features:- 

• ROI’s short term returns, averaging 14 days, have consistently exceeded 100%.
• Trading options may seem difficult at first if you have never traded options before; so we have covered this extensively in the ROI Guide which provides simple and easy to follow instructions for setting up option trades.
• Many of the weekly option trade examples require a small investment of $150 or less. All trade examples have a reward to risk ratio of more than 100%. So for every $150 invested the expectancy is that this will double to $300 or more in the short term.
• Minimizing risk is very important, so the risk is never more than the investment; thus the most you can lose in a $150 option trade is $150.
• ROI is not about creating massive wealth overnight. It is about delivering regular wins to consistently grow your trading capital.
• We recommend that you start small and increase your investment per trade as you build confidence.

The foundation of ROI’s system is that a number of stocks repeat well defined price patterns at certain times of the year.

As an example, if a stock has moved up an average of 5% in 18 of the past 20 years from 23 November to 7 December that presents a trading opportunity when the date nears Tuesday 23 November 2021.

This is where the education provided by ROI comes into its own.

ROI is about using options to achieve above average returns by taking advantage of price patterns which are repeated year after year.

In a recent month 7 out of 10 trades achieved returns of more than 100% while there were 3 losses.
An investment of $150 (on average) in each of these 10 trades cost $1,500 and returned $2,120, a profit of $620, equal to a 41% increase in one month. A similar result is expected for this forthcoming month, based on past probabilities.

ROI’s strategy is simple, easy to follow, rules based, reliable and very effective. 

The New York Stock Exchange is the largest in the world with an equity market capitalisation above $25 trillion and more than 2,000 listed stocks. Next is NASDAQ with over 3,000 listed stocks (followed by the London SE and then the Tokyo SE).

At ROI we analyzed a large number of stocks to find price patterns which can be exploited for profit. We analyzed data going back more than 20 years.

This extensive analysis resulted in a list of “select” stocks that exhibited repetitive price patterns at certain times of the year.

In particular, we analyzed NYSE and NASDAQ stocks and ETF’s for price patterns within 7 day, 14 day and 30 day periods.

The 7 day period was selected to make use of opportunities offered by stocks with weekly options.

There are almost 500 stocks and some 100 ETF’s with weekly option series. 

Weekly options are similar to monthly options, except they expire every Friday instead of the third Friday of each month. Weekly options have become extremely popular for trading, allowing traders to capitalize on short-term opportunities.

The 30 day period was selected for stock price patterns that occurred over one month, to fit in with traditional monthly option expirations while the 14 day stock price patterns were selected as a timeframe in-between the weekly and monthly option expiration periods.

The main objective of ROI is to deliver above average returns on a consistent and reliable basis with the use of options.

                    Trades that were recently suggested delivered the following results:-

The successful ROI strategy was developed by two colleagues:-

Robert Jongebreur and Jignesh Joshi.

ROI was founded by Robert Jongebreur. Robert has an engineering and science background and completed his Masters in England. He has lived and worked in six countries including USA, and is based in Melbourne, Australia. After a career in banking and finance including a period as the founding MD of a stock exchange listed investment company he moved to business consulting. Robert is fascinated with option strategies and over the past two decades has tried out a host of option strategies from iron butterflies, to Elliott Wave, to Ichimoku Cloud and many others. After many trials of various strategies he came back to the simple but successful ROI strategy based on probabilities.

Jignesh Joshi has a strong background in mathematical modelling and together with Robert developed the formulas and macros needed to analyze large amounts of data on the NYSE and NASDAQ exchanges. Jignesh is based in Mumbai, India and has worked as an Operational Manager for several large European and USA companies. The two colleagues have worked together over the past five years and are assisted by several consultants for day to day support.

ROI is based on the simple, proven strategy that above average returns can be achieved by buying and selling stocks based on repetitive price patterns and that the prudent use of options can magnify these returns.

What can at times be hard to appreciate is that high probability trades (HPT) happen regardless of other events that inevitably occur over the years.

Take a stock which increased an average of 5% in price in 18 of the past 20 years from 23 November to 7 December. This statistic (90% probability) held true regardless of other events that occurred.

So this statistic holds true despite large market fluctuations (such as occurred during the GFC), some 80 quarterly earnings reports, stock splits that might have occurred, payment of dividends, including Presidential elections every four years from 2000, as well as major economic events that would have happened over those 20 years.

At ROI we believe that a successful trading system should be easy to follow, that it should be based on simple rules and that it should deliver profitable results on a regular, reliable basis.

There are more than 100 technical indicators that investors can use for guidance in making a trading decision. Additionally there is a host of economic data released every week while the business pages deliver a never ending stream of company news plus there are numerous commentaries from market pundits. No wonder that investors can get confused. 

The market tries to digest a massive amount of information each and every day. This can be overwhelming.

While not entirely disregarding the plethora of information available, ROI’s view is simply that its analysis is based purely and simply on probabilities.

Thus, going back to the earlier example, a stock with a 90% probability of moving higher from 23 November to 7 December did so over the past 20 years despite the fact that a number of these events were occurring regularly and simultaneously as a “backdrop”.

ROI’s approach is that a decision to trade can be as simple as “will I buy shares, or options, in stock XXX which in two days time shows a 90% probability of moving higher in the following 7 days”?

One of the benefits of options is that 1 contract allows the investor to control 100 shares of stock.

The maximum loss in a long call or long put is the amount invested. An option account can be set up with as little as $500.

If the option costs $1.50, equal to $150 per contract, plus a small amount of commission, this allows the investor to purchase 3 different contracts of 3 different stocks at different times before the $500 is fully invested. However, it is highly unlikely that buying 3 such contracts, each where the stock has a 90% probability of moving higher (or lower for a put), will result in a loss on each of those 3 contracts. Based on probabilities, the upside is considerable while the downside is small.

ROI Members are provided with a list of 10 stocks each month that are likely to move up (bullish) with a probability of more than 80% or a probability of more than 75% of moving down (bearish).

Probabilities can be as high as 90% or 100% with this information displayed in a graphical format on an ROI Graph as shown below.