How to Collect the "Hype Dividend" This Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. ET.

Who is Hans Albrecht?

The Trader Who Collects the Hype Dividend.

You already know Option Pit. Hans is the desk's income trader.

He spent decades on the floor as a market maker. Then he went on to run an options and stock fund worth more than $1 billion.

A market maker doesn't guess which way a stock goes. He lets the excited crowd do the guessing, and gets paid either way.

That's the whole game. When a crowd wants in badly enough, it overpays. Hans turns that overpayment into a Hype Dividend.

He's not watching the SpaceX headlines. He's watching the crowd, and waiting for the moment it overpays enough for him to move.

But to see why his side wins, you need to understand one thing about options that most buyers never learn.

The part almost nobody understands

Not All Options Cost the Same.

An option's price isn't random, and it isn't fixed. It moves, sometimes a lot. Part of it is how much time is left and how far the stock sits from your strike. But two forces matter most: how badly people want it, and how wildly the stock swings.

Wall Street has a word for that second force. Volatility. Pile hot demand on top of high volatility, and the price of an option balloons.

SpaceX has both at once. A brand-new stock, no trading history, a wall of eager buyers, and a market pricing in a swing of about 25% in a single month. That mix makes its options some of the priciest you'll find anywhere.

Most investors have no idea. They're so excited to own a piece of SpaceX that they'll pay almost anything to get in. And that is the mistake.

Because here's the pattern Hans has watched play out on big debut after big debut, from Arm to Reddit to Coinbase. The hype peaks. Option prices peak with it. Then the air comes out. Even buyers who guess the direction right often still lose, because the price they paid was built to shrink.

So what do you do?

You take the path almost no one sees. Instead of buying an expensive option that's built to lose value, you collect the Hype Dividend instead, a payout you could take as soon as Tuesday.

"Hype Dividend" is our name for the income this kind of trade can produce. It is not a dividend paid by SpaceX.

It sounds backwards. Until you watch Hans do it.

He's done this before

Wait for the Air to Come Out.

It is already happening in SpaceX. The options were priced for a monster move when they listed, and that price has been deflating ever since.

This is the play Hans has run for years, always as one simple trade with the risk capped before he enters. Two recent payouts:

• Google, April 15. A $1,790 payout on ten contracts.
• Nvidia, April 13. A $1,510 payout on ten contracts.

Which raises the real question: how does he turn the crowd's mistake into your payout?

The other side of the frenzy

So Get On the Side That Gets Paid.

If the crowd is overpaying, someone on the other side is collecting. Hans puts you there.

Every dollar of that overpayment has to go somewhere. As the excitement fades, it flows to your side. That is your Hype Dividend.

And here's the part that surprises people. The risk is defined.

Before you put a dollar down, you know the most you can make and the most you can lose. That cap is locked in before you enter. This is the safe way to play the SpaceX frenzy, not the reckless one.

It's simple, too. One trade, placed in minutes. And Hans walks you through every step, so you always know exactly what you're doing.

And he doesn't make this move on every option. He waits until the crowd is overpaying enough to be worth it. Too cheap and he sits on his hands. Rich enough and he strikes.

SpaceX is nearly there. When it hits, he sends the trade.

He's found the play. He just won't say it yet.

Here's why he's making you wait.

Why he's making you wait until Tuesday

He's Not Forcing It. And That's a Good Thing.

A great income trade rewards patience, not panic.

Hans won't move until the crowd is overpaying enough to make the payout worth it.

But this opportunity has a clock on it, and it does not reset. What makes these options so expensive is how new SpaceX is: no history, and a first big move still ahead.

Once that move plays out and the stock settles in, every force pumping up these prices is gone for good. The options come back to earth, and this premium does not come back.

Hans grabbed three of these on SpaceX last week. He thinks Tuesday is the last one before the chance disappears.

That is why it is happening now. This is likely the final week to collect a Hype Dividend this rich.

Then, on Tuesday, June 23 at 11:30 a.m. ET, he hands you the whole trade: the exact play, the price he wants, and the point where he takes his cash off the table.

How you get the trade

The Trade Comes With Special Situations.

Hans's SpaceX trade lands in your inbox the moment you join Special Situations.

But it's only the first.

Special Situations is the desk's hunt for moments exactly like this one. A huge event. A crowd piling in. A setup most people read backwards.

When the desk finds one, it turns it into a simple, defined-risk trade on a name you already know. Then it hands you the whole thing: where to get in, where to get out, in plain English.

You also get instant alerts the moment the desk moves, live sessions where you watch the pros work, and a dashboard that tracks every open position.

This week the trade is Hans's. Next week it could come from anyone on the desk, and that is the point. We keep the door open so you can watch real experts find these setups and get comfortable with how we work. Once you see it up close, going deeper is the easy part.

And it isn't run by one analyst. It's run by an entire desk.

That's the desk. Now look at what they do when real money is on the line.

The track record

28 Winning Trades Since September.

This isn't a guess.

Since September, the desk has closed 28 winning trades. Most wrapped up in under two weeks. Ten took less than five days.

None of these were complicated.

Take the GE trade. One simple options play. About $540 in, $1,250 out, in six days.

One member wrote in after the NVDA trade: in at $4.84, out at $8.10. Another booked a 100% win on AMZN.

Every trade went out in real time, by text and email. The ticker, the price, the exit. No guessing.

Not every trade is a winner. These are selected closed trades. Past performance. Results are not typical and do not guarantee future returns.

Members trade right alongside the desk

Worried it costs a fortune to play? It doesn't.

You don't need a big account

A Few Hundred Dollars. Not Hedge Fund Money.

This trips up a lot of people.

You're not buying SpaceX shares. You're not betting your savings against a $1.77 trillion company.

You're making one simple, defined-risk options trade.

Hans builds his SpaceX income trade to take only a few hundred dollars to put on. A beginner can place it in minutes. A pro will respect how clean it is.

What you get the moment you join

Everything the Desk Sends. Nothing You Don't Need.

The SpaceX trade is your first, not your last. Special Situations hunts setups like it all year, and turns them into simple options trades.

• Hans's full SpaceX Hype Dividend trade, Tuesday, June 23 at 11:30 a.m. ET: the exact play, the price he wants, and where he takes the cash.
• A "free upside" bonus plan. Your payouts can go straight in your pocket, or fund option plays with huge upside potential, often for little to nothing out of pocket.
• 3 to 5 high-conviction trades a month from the whole desk, on names you already know.
• Instant text and email alerts the second the team moves, with the exact entry price so you can act fast.
• Live weekly screen-share sessions where you watch the pros trade and explain every step as they go.
• A live dashboard showing every open trade, your entry, your gain or loss, and the exit target.

Your invitation

Two Ways In. Both Start Today.

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