Say you started with $10,000 in February 2025 and followed every Ticker Highlight Show trade since, putting 10% of your account's settled balance into each one and taking every loss along with the wins.
Today, that account would be worth $32,296*, a 223% return.
Behind that result is a 66.7% win rate and an average winning trade of +62.5%, but a good pick only pays off if you know when to take profits, and that's where a lot of options traders get stuck, staring at a winning trade and asking:
"When should I take profits?"
"Who's going to tell me when to get out?"
Premium answers both: every Monday you get one trade, and the moment the desk exits you get a closeout alert, so you're never making that call alone.
Welcome to The Ticker Highlight Show Premium
Everything below is there so you're never placing a trade alone or wondering when the desk is getting out.
What Premium Includes:
- One trade at 10:30 a.m. Eastern every Monday, picked by Mark, Licia, Andrew, Hans, and Tim
- A 5-step vetting process that cuts 10 ideas down to one trade
- Instant closeout alerts when the desk exits
- A private community of traders
- Options training for anyone new
- A published record: 66.7% winners across 81 closed trades since February 2025
If You Can Open an Email, You Can Learn to Follow The Ticker Highlight Show Premium
You don't need to know much about options to start. You need one skill, which is working through the included training and then placing each trade in your own brokerage account, and once you've learned how, a trade takes about five minutes.
Every trade is a simple buy call or buy put (a call is basically a bet that the stock goes up, and a put is a bet that it goes down), with no spreads or shorting. Each alert spells out what the desk is buying, the most it will pay, and when it plans to close it out. Here's a real one:
"Buy-to-open RDDT September 4, 2026 155 calls for 5.20 or less. Upside target 161.83, then 166.64 on a runner, downside a close below 149.84."
That was in August on the Ticker Highlight Show. Reddit was around $150 a share, so owning 100 shares would have tied up about $15,000, while that contract cost us $520. The desk got in at $5.20 and sold the next day at $9.95, which roughly doubled the money overnight. That one was a standout and most trades aren't like that, but you don't have to predict the market yourself, because the people who trade it for a living do that work before the alert goes out.
Five Wall Street Pros Behind Every Monday Trade
Mark Sebastian refined his trading and made his money on the floor of the Chicago Board Options Exchange, where he learned how options actually get priced and who sets those prices before you see them on your screen.
He wasn't alone: Licia Leslie ran her own trading group on the CBOE floor, making markets in options on more than twenty stocks at once, and Andrew Giovinazzi started and ran a market-making post for Group One on the CBOE floor and developed the training system the firm used to grow its ranks.
Hans Albrecht has spent about thirty years as an in-the-trenches options pro, including fifteen as a market maker. He spent a decade managing nearly a billion dollars across income and black swan ETFs, built and ran a covered call fund that won a Fund Lipper Award, and has generated more than $750 million in options cash flow for investors around the world.
Tim Colby spent 15 years on the AMEX and CBOE trading floors before building strategies that scaled past $200 million in assets, with 75% profitable months, no losing years, and a Pinnacle Award nomination for best three-year discretionary return.
Making money is always fun, but something about Wall Street didn't feel right: regular investors were trading at a disadvantage to the big institutions, and Mark and his friends wanted to change that.
They had the tools Wall Street uses to see both sides of the order book, when hedge funds load up, and when retail investors pile into the wrong side of a trade. Now, every Monday at 10:30 a.m., they pick one trade and send it to you.