A Pit Trading Veteran’s 7-for-7 Edge

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By Michael Salvatore, Editor, TradeSmith Daily

A little over a month ago, I asked you an important question.

“Do you have 15 minutes a day to become a better trader?”

I’d bet 99.9% of honest people would say yes. We all have 15 minutes each day for self-improvement.

So the question now becomes: How did you use those 15 minutes?

Did you take Jonathan Rose up on his offer to train you to become a better trader in 15 minutes a day?

If you did, I’d love to know what you think of the free daily coaching sessions DELETE you’re getting through Jonathan’s Masters in Trading Live sessions. (Write us at [email protected] with your stories.)

But if not, I’d urge you to check out my brand-new interview with Jonathan Rose (below) to see what you’ve been missing.

Jonathan’s not simply lecturing about trading techniques and textbook fundamentals in these live sessions. He’s applying 25 years of market expertise into daily in-depth analysis on live market action and actionable trade ideas.

And soon, Jonathan will reveal his process for a six-week live experiment where he closed seven out of seven trades for an average gain of 125%.

Two of those trades – one an incredible call on Treasury bonds, and the other a unique type of options strategy best used ahead of earnings – are the focus of our conversation today.

Click below to check it out…

If you’re looking to catch up with what Jonathan and his subscribers have been doing, here’s how.

Right now, Jonathan’s sharing a free, three-part training series for anyone who wants to better understand his strategy.

As we share in today’s interview, this same strategy led to several multi-bagger winners in the past few weeks… chief among them being that contrarian call on Treasury bonds that turned into a 195% return in just three weeks.

Learn how you can sign up for this free, three-part training series here, and while you’re there, you’ll learn more about what’s next for Jonathan and his team.

To your health and wealth,

Michael Salvatore
Editor, TradeSmith Daily