Now, I won’t drag this out, because every moment you’re not acting on this information is wasted time.
In fact, it’s keeping you from profits like 172%, 220% and even 280%.
The weakness – and our opportunity is this ...
Big Money leaves money – a lot of money – on the table … and simply doesn’t care.
Because when Big Money is dealing with $100 million trades, it’s not worried about the small details.
It cares about liability and liquidity. It’s concerned about volume and velocity.
The machine MUST be fed. Money HAS to move – it has no choice. It’s the physics of the market — it happens every day, no matter what.
So understand, the money that Big Money leaves behind is simply waiting to be scooped up by you and me.
Here’s what I mean …
More than 40 million options contracts are traded daily on average – and about 4 million are straight bets on a stock going up or down.
In those instances especially, Big Money doesn’t care what they pay – they just want those options filled.
That means when Big Money goes to scoop them up, they’ll pay most – and every day they leave about $20 million on the table by selecting sub-par options.
Big picture, Big Money cares about the underlying stock, NOT the option trade execution price.
Why? Because the cheapest way to own a boatload of stock is through option contracts.
50,000 options = 5 million shares. That’s what Big Money is after – and options are the easiest way to get there.
So Big Money doesn't need to worry about finding the “optimal” risk/reward ratio to bring in a substantial profit.
They find a trade they like enough, and call it a day.
Plus, in some cases, Big Money has totally different motivations – like hedges or stock replacement, for example.
Yes, Big Money trades may be hardly about the trade at all.
Either way, the bottom line is Big Money doesn’t get the best price. And that’s the mistake we can exploit with an easy three-step system I’ve named DeltaStrike.