EDITOR'S NOTE:

I just recorded this a few hours ago.

I'm about to show you how I made 850% overnight on a CrowdStrike earnings flip, without any idea which way the stock was going to open.

In this session I break down:

→ The exact CrowdStrike trade that made 850%, with the real fills and timestamps

→ A live Cisco flip I placed during the session, where you watch me work the order

→ Recent winners at 257% on eBay, 238% on Microsoft, 202% on Google

→ My full track record from this earnings season, losers included

→ Why one out of three is all you need to make serious money

Nobody polished this. I recorded it while I was trading.

If you have wondered how people pull those kinds of numbers around earnings without predicting anything, that is what this is.

===> Watch it.

– Don

I was on Schwab Network this morning for the Big Three. Three stocks, three trades.

Two of them are shorts and one is a long, and there is not a single prediction in any of them. 

All three are defined risk, and in all three I am going with a trend that is already moving instead of calling a turn.

Here is the shape of each without the names attached.

The industrial that Wall Street suddenly decided is an AI stock. It peaked, it collapsed, it popped on earnings, and now it is fading again. The near term trend is down and I am not going to stand in front of it, so I am short with a defined risk spread and I went months out to give it room. Any rally I get is my entry.

A turnaround nobody believed in. The CEO fixed two other companies before he got here, and he survived an ugly crisis at one of them. The stock has been channeling in a tight range right under its all time high, and it looks coiled to me. I am positioned for the break higher on a much shorter duration, because I think this one is about to pick a direction.

The chip company in the mad dash for cash. Best revenue growth in 15 years, and they went out looking for 15 billion and sold 20. The whole sector is raising money like this right now, and everybody should be asking whether that is opportunity or a lifeline. My trade ignores all of it. Semis are on the dance floor for more downside and I am short with defined risk, out in time.

I gave the exact strikes, expirations and what each one costs on air this morning. All three of them.

===> Watch the full segment here.

To your success,

Don Kaufman