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I don't usually put much weight on a single day. Markets are much bigger than that. |
But tonight, at 7 p.m. ET, the next Grand Slam Countdown trades are released, and weeks like this have a way of separating prepared traders from everyone else. |
I've seen it happen too many times to count, and traders usually fall into two camps. |
One group heads into the week calm. Not excited, not nervous. Just ready. They already know what they're looking to do and what they're willing to risk. When the market opens, they're not hunting. They're executing. |
The other group spends the week leaning over charts like a mechanic staring into an open hood. Like the person who knows they need to go to the grocery store but keeps looking between the fridge and pantry hoping food will magically appear, these traders are trying to convince themselves that if they just look long enough, the answer will reveal itself. By the time it does, the move is halfway over. |
That gap comes down to how much is still undecided when the clock starts ticking. |
Most traders don't struggle because they can't spot a setup. They struggle because once the market opens, everything is suddenly up for debate. How much to put on. Where the real breakeven is. Whether time is already working against them. Whether this move needs "one more candle" to confirm. |
That kind of second-guessing doesn't show up in textbooks. It shows up in real time, when the trade is moving and hesitation is expensive. |
Grand Slam Countdown was built to remove that moment entirely. The recommendations inside the service are prepared well ahead of time… and this weeks are ready to go! |
Think of it less like a trading strategy and more like a plan you commit to before the market opens. Once the week starts, you're not renegotiating every decision. You already know what you're willing to risk and what you're trying to accomplish. |
That's how these trades are structured. |
They're designed for fast-moving weeks because the big decisions are already behind you: |
🔷 Position costs are defined up front, so sizing decisions are clear |
🔷 Risk is capped before entry, not debated mid-trade |
🔷 Break-even levels are closer and more forgiving than outright options |
🔷 Time decay works differently inside a vertical structure |
🔷 The entire trade is designed to resolve within a single trading week (profit in just 5 DAYS!) |
As you know, the market is closed on Monday, January 19th in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. That means there's a shorter window for these trades to materialize. |
But here's the truth: shortened weeks don't complicate this process. They expose how messy everything else really is. |
You've already seen what happens when preparation and momentum line up: |
☑️ +300% on Nvidia
☑️ +300% on Rigetti Computing
☑️ +300% on iShares Silver Trust, closed before Thanksgiving
☑️ +254.5% on Bloom Energy
☑️ +250% on Tesla
☑️ +229.1% on Advanced Micro Devices
☑️ +164.3% on Symbotic |
While most traders were still watching those charts develop, these trades were already planned, entered, and managed according to a defined framework. |
That's what real positioning looks like. |
Every trade inside Grand Slam Countdown follows the same disciplined process: |
Out-of-the-money vertical debit spreads on stocks, indexes, or ETFs 3 to 5 trade ideas delivered in a single Sunday evening bulletin One clearly defined entry window A maximum holding period that ends the same week A targeted objective of 300% or better Call or put spreads based on where momentum is strongest
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Those weren't heroic calls made in the heat of the moment. They were the result of decisions made calmly, ahead of time, while most of the market was still trying to figure out what mattered. |
The goal is so simple: be positioned. |
That's why traders on the inside don't sound surprised when a move works. They don't need to explain it afterward. They already knew what they were there to do. |
So, here's the decision point. |
Tonight at 7 p.m. ET, the next Grand Slam Countdown trades go out. At that moment, the week stops being hypothetical. |
If you want this framework in place before momentum shows up, this is the window. |
Right now, you can lock in 12 months of Grand Slam Countdown for $195 and I'll extend your access to 24 months total. |
That's up to 120 front-week trade opportunities over the next 2 years, each one prepared in advance, built for tight windows and decisive movement, and designed to be entered once and finish the week with a 300% win. |
You don't need more trades or ideas. Just let go of hesitation… because timing matters more than anything. |
Sign Up Before It's Too Late |
Once the trades are released, the week stops being theoretical. You're either following a plan you set in advance… or reacting to a market that's already moved. |
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Sincerely, |
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Bernie Schaeffer |
Founder & CEO |
Schaeffer's Investment Research |
📧 service@sir-inc.com |
🌐 http://www.schaeffersresearch.com |
📞1-800-448-2080 |
International 1-513-589-3800 |
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