Wall Street's Rotten Money Wants To Rob You Blind

There Are Five of Us, and 100 Years on the Floor

Floor traders. Market makers. The people who used to sit on the other side of your trades. Between us, more than a century in the market and over $1 billion in institutional options managed.

We're not just fed up with the racket. We know how to fight it, and we know how to spot the trap before it springs. Each of us reads a different part of the market, the part most people never even see.

Mark Sebastian

20+ years, CBOE floor

I handle the pricing and read the institutional and investor order flow, the footprints most traders never see.

Licia Leslie

Floor trader and analyst

She reads the charts: support, resistance, and where price actually wants to go.

Andrew Giovinazzi

Former CBOE market maker

He scopes the volatility, whether the options are cheap or rich for the move we expect.

Hans Albrecht

Ran $1B+ in institutional options

He reads the momentum, whether a move is speeding up or breaking down.

Tim Colby

15 yrs on the floor, no losing years

He checks the plumbing, whether market flow and mechanics favor the trade right now.

Together, we take everything we learned standing across from regular people and use it to help them even the odds against the scumbags on Wall Street instead.

While They Charged You to Lose, Here's What We Were Doing

Sixty closed trades since May 2025. And I'll give you the honest yardstick first.

The S&P 500 returned about 36% over that stretch. Goldman puts this rally in the top 10% of all bull markets since 1928 at this point in the cycle. It has been a great year and a half to own an index fund, and I'm not going to stand here and pretend otherwise.

A hypothetical $10,000 in the S&P since May 8, 2025 would be worth $13,612 today, as of Thursday's close.

Now picture that same $10,000 running through our trades instead, using a simple rule: 10% of the account goes into every new trade, and that balance only updates once a trade closes, not the moment a new one opens. That means if two trades overlap, the second one still gets sized the same way, since it doesn't grow or shrink just because the first trade is still open. And a loss can never cost more than the 10% you put into it. Here's where that money would land today.

$34,565.97.

About two and a half times what the same $10,000 would have done in the index, over the same 15 months. A hypothetical. Not a promise, not a projection, not what's coming next.

And that number carries every loser. Nothing was left out to make it look better.

Here's the record it came from:

That 25% average is every trade added up and divided, winners and losers together.

On average, it takes less than two of our trades — call it two weeks — to match what the S&P did in 15 months. That's what the record says. It isn't a forecast.

How we ran the $34,565.97 number above: a hypothetical $10,000 account, risking 10% of its current balance on every new trade, with that balance updating only when a trade closes (not when a new one opens). Full math available on request.

That's the system, not a hot streak. A few of the recent winners:

And no, we're not perfect. Close to 3 in 10 don't work. That's what buying options means.

You don't have to take my word for it. All 60 are posted on our site.

How does one trade like that come together? Come sit in and watch because...

Every Monday, We Get in a Room

We call it the Ticker Highlight Show.

Live, 10:30 a.m. ET, about 20 minutes. Each of us puts up two names, one we love and one we can't stand. That's 10 setups on the table.

Then we argue and cut those 10 down to the single trade with the best shot at paying off.

Here's how a recent trade flowed...

We argue the entry.

I price the options.

And one trade falls out: Nebius, the 90 calls, for less than $6.50.

Minutes later it goes out as one email.

That trade ran 50% in a day.

One Email. One Ticket. No Guesswork.

Entry, target, and a stop. Every time. No spreads. No shorting. If you can open an email and place an order, you can follow along. Then we watch it for you and tell you when to get out.

Here's the good news.

You can join us this Monday at 10:30 a.m. ET. In the room with us, live, as we build the next play and send it out in real time. That's what being a Ticker Highlight Show member gets you.

And here's the best part: I'm about to make that choice close to impossible to turn down. I'll get to the how in a minute.

But first, take a look at...

Everything You Get as a Member

What a Few of These Could Have Done to $1,000

Real positions from recent winners, the kind that hit your inbox on a Monday. What a $1,000 stake could have turned into, from the last three closed trades alone:

Picture it. Five minutes Monday morning and the trade is placed. You go live your day. We watch the position for you, and when it's time to get out, the closeout email lands telling you exactly what to do.

No charts to stare at. No guessing. That's the difference between watching the game... and being in it.

Let Me Be Straight About the Price

Good options services aren't cheap. The other ones we run go for $1,000 to $3,000, and they earn it.

So I won't oversell this one. Subscribe here and you're getting the single trade the five of us agree on, every Monday.

Here's the truth, though. The deck's been stacked against regular folks for too long. Plenty of people want in and just can't put down a few thousand dollars to find out whether something works.

I want to make this easy for you.

Maybe you already know us. Maybe you've never heard my name. Either way, the burden's on me to show you this works, not on you to take it on faith.

That's why I'm letting you name the price.

It normally runs $49 a month. Right now, you set your own number, and you keep it for the life of your subscription. This isn't a first-month trick. Name a dollar, and it's a dollar a month for as long as you stay. You still get all of it: the live show, every alert, the chat room, the course.

Most people land around $15 a month. Some choose to pay quite a bit more, and once you see the trades roll in, you'll understand why.

Here's why I'm doing it this way.

I want to give you an easy way to see exactly what we do, how well it works, and whether it can help your account, without asking you to gamble a few thousand dollars to find out. My hope is simple. Once we prove ourselves to you, you'll see the value in stepping up to one of our other services down the road.

Because options trading shouldn't just be for the monied elite. Everyone deserves a shot at trading options in a way that can grow even the smallest account. That's the whole point of this.

So here's the choice. Keep handing someone 1% a year to trail the market, the same game that broker was playing when he laughed at his client. Or sit on our side of it, one trade at a time, starting this Monday.

Same trades, same 15 months: a $10,000 account like the one above would be sitting at $34,565.97 right now.

Try It. Keep Everything Either Way.

Follow the Monday picks. Get the closeout alerts. Use the course. Sit in the chat room.

If it isn't for you, for any reason, tell us within 14 days and we'll make it right. Everything you've already received is yours to keep.

You name the price. You keep what you get. You can walk anytime. That part is on us. What the market does with your money is not, and anyone who tells you different is selling something worse than this.

The Minute You're In, Here's What Happens

1. Instant access. Within minutes you get your login: every past show and alert, the Options 101 course, and the live chat room.
2. Your first Monday. Join the live show at 10:30 a.m. ET. In about 20 minutes you hear all 10 calls, watch us narrow to the one trade, and get the full entry details in your inbox.
3. Place your trade. Follow the alert. About five minutes. Then go live your day.
4. Get the closeout. When it's time to exit, an email tells you exactly what to do.

Questions, Answered Straight

I've never traded options. Is this for me?

Yes. The trades are simple, a single call or put. No spreads, no shorting. We tell you exactly what to buy and when to sell, and the course takes you from zero.

How much do I need to start?

Around $500 to $1,000. Contracts usually run $100 to $500 each, and you decide your own size.

What if I miss the live Monday show?

No problem. The full trade details hit your inbox right after, and the recording goes in the archive. Place it in about five minutes whenever you read it.

What broker do I need?

Any broker that allows options: Schwab, Fidelity, E-Trade, Interactive Brokers, Robinhood. If you can buy a call, you're set.

Do you ever have losing trades?

Anyone who tells you they win every trade is a disgraceful liar. Nobody is perfect. Close to 3 out of every 10 lose, and some of those go to zero. That's the nature of buying options. All 60 closed trades are posted, winners and losers together. Read them before you decide.

What does it cost, and can I cancel?

You set your own monthly price, and it stays locked for the life of your subscription. Cancel anytime, no forms, no phone calls.

One trade. Every Monday. From five floor traders who show you exactly what they're doing, and why. Name your price, lock it, and get this Monday's trade.

P.S. Whatever price you name is the price you keep, for as long as you stay a member. Skip Monday and you're not just waiting a week — you're skipping the kind of pick that's gone 5-for-6 lately, including a trade that turned $1,000 into $1,940 in under a day. Name your price before Monday and you're in the room for the next one.