 Welcome. This is Melissa Arma with the Stock Swoosh and I'm reviewing one week, which was this past week, the very last week of May, and it was a good month of the Golden Gap system using options. Okay. It was a 93% win ratio, 14 trades called one loser, and $72,140 in advanced trader profit. Now, I'm going to go over how much was risk for that. I'm going to go over the amount of money that you would have needed to take the trades. I'm going to go over the trades themselves. I'm going to go over the charts, and I'm going to go over the return and investment that you would have had for this profit of 72 grand. So the long and short of it is that my system can be used for any amount of money that you want to risk as long as you can actively trade. Okay. So you have to have an options account set up. Now, what's the minimum requirement to open up an options account, $2,000, but you would have to risk more than that in order to achieve these results in one week, just so you know. So say you can only risk $100 per trade, and that's what it is, all right? So I did do a second video that is online on my YouTube channel for the beginner trader and also now I'm doing the advanced trader because I want people to see what they can do, what they can afford. I want people to see what they can achieve. Okay. So number one and number two, I also want people to know that when they're starting out, they have the potential to make this kind of money, and a lot of it has to do with understanding the system and following along the trades, learning how to read the charts correctly, and not only that, really having the confidence and conviction, and that comes from being green. So when you're doing the trades, booking money is important because green, green, it matters. I mean, it helps your confidence to take the trades and do them. You can watch me on Fox Business and Fox News and CBS as well, and if you'd like any questions or want to sign up for my services, you can email me at MelissaBestockSchwisch.com. You can call me at 929-3200-Gap, follow me on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, or Skype. So all of these trades are based on my one golden gap strategy. Okay. It's a class I teach once a month. If you'd like to learn it, you can email me if you want to sign up. It's a two-day class across six grand, and you would learn my method of how I called all of these options trades, and we're going to go over. Okay. So Apple was Tuesday, Tuesday morning, okay, after the open, 10, 15 in the morning, I called the Apple Puts 17750 out for June 7th, and you could still be in these. Now let's look at this trade here, or the chart, I'm sorry. So here was the Apple, and then boom, gap down here followed through into itself. Okay. So you see here, I know this is small, but I wanted to show how this fell through the strike, okay, right after I called it. So cost $3, contracts, 26 grand risk, which is an advanced trader risk, sold it for 20 profit, 2400. Now again, you could still be in this trade, all right, or you could have held it even longer. I'm going to go back here into the end of the week, okay, because Apple actually fell into the close on Friday as well. Then the next one was a spy. Same day on the Tuesday, 282, 531, this was a Friday expiration. But again, call this on the 28th, see how this moved, dropped on the live day, also followed through here too. Some people get out of this this day, but actually if you held this down into Friday, which was the last day, which is, you know, I mean, I don't advise necessarily holding every trade into the last day, but if it's through the strike, or it's weak, if you're in a put, or if it's strong, if you're in a call, I mean, you could do that, or you could get out of half and hold half. Anyways, this had a nice drop the day that I called it. 175 for the contracts, 35, risks 61, 25, sold for 20, 8,575. Really nice move there, that's the spy. Next one's of the diamonds, this is the Dow ETF, 255s. Again, out from Friday, called this on Tuesday as well. This was on Tuesday afternoon. Again, here is the move. Beautiful sell-off, look at that. And this is, you know, again, I mean, if you held this here through the following day, beautiful, if you held it down past, I don't know where the low was Friday, but it broke 259, and again, you know, this was $6 through the strike into the end of the week. A really, really nice call. $1.75 costs, contracts 35, risks 61, 25, your risk should be consistent in every trade you take, whether it's a swing trade, day trade option, it should be consistent across the border, close to it. Sale price 460, profit 9,975. The vows just been weak. Again, all these are puts. QQQ puts $1.77, this was from last Friday, this was Tuesday in the afternoon. Again, I've just been calling these trades like hotcakes this past week, but they were there. Here's the drop-off, drop-off, boom, okay. All of this in here, beautiful sell-off, another nice move. Again, strike was $1.77, you see where it went. The cost of this was good, 80 cents, 80 contracts, risk $6,400, sold to $30, profit $12,000. Again, this is just in one week, okay. And even if you can't afford $6,000 to trade $3,000 or divide it by six, $1,000, the diamonds then called again on the following day, on the Wednesday, again, you could still be in this. This fell through the strike too, $6,7, but you could have been out. Again, the move, here it goes, boom, drop, fall, boom. But again, you could take it on the day, you could take it and get out of the day. It cost you $20, sold three contracts, $30, $6,600, profit $2,400. So let me get back to this chart. You can do options as day trades or you can hold them. And in this case here, either way, if you did it like this, fine. If you held it fine, you know, there's no bad exit unless you completely missed the directional move altogether and you missed the profit and it reverses. But that, you know, that didn't happen in these. So nice move in that. Again, the spy, read the market extremely well. That's why all these trades worked. May 29th, again, right into the open, $278, you could still be in this too. So here we are, 29th, dropped. Again, you could still be in this. $6,7 is the expiration or you take the profit. Costs to $25, sold $360, profit $4,050, contracts 30, beautiful, beautiful, another sell-off. BA puts 350 strike, this expired Friday. So that was on Wednesday, I think, yeah, Wednesday. Here it is, here's the sell-off, boop. But again, if you held this in here, look where it went. But again, look at this. So this is the day that I called it, dropped like a brick. Look at the follow-through here. Cost to 80, risk 7,000, sold five. This is a nice move. Profit 5,525 contracts. That stock's definitely lower, the way that chart looks there into the close too. May 29th, 175, cues again, just again, trade, trade, trade. Followed through here, dropped, boom, okay. $1.50, 40 contracts, six grants, sold to $1.50, boom. Nothing wrong with making a dollar. Absolutely nothing wrong with that whatsoever at all. Okay, again, these are nice trades. Google 1120, strike, Google can sometimes be expensive if you call it out long. Here's the drop-off and this, boom. Again, really nice move, fell, gapped down into itself. And these trades this week were so phenomenal because I called these trades and then they would follow through in the gap down in the morning. And how I saw that, I was just rating the gaps. I mean, I was rating the gaps all along the way. I mean, every morning it was like getting up and seeing these trades be up. It was just a really amazing week and I called it, just called it, called it, called it. Costs $5.50 and these 12 contracts was $6,600, sold $15. Again, really nice move, $11,400 in Google and this stock can rock and roll. So that's why it costs like that. Netflix 350 puts, again, you could still be in this. Here's the chart of Netflix, boom, following through. 525 costs, 12 contracts, 67.50, sold 8.20, 35.40. Beautiful sell-off in the Netflix too. Again, more puts. I was on puts, 1,800, 531. Here's the drop, fell down again. Look at this move in here. Sold off this day, sold off this day, sold off this day. Again, no bad exit in this Amazon. How did it hide the sell-off? If you bought it, you paid seven, which is not cheap, okay? You could have got one for $700, 10 for 7,000, sold 12. Again, five grand-risking seven is a good profit. That's a solid profit. And something like Amazon, you look at this, you say, well, these bars aren't that megalodon huge and yet you can make that kind of money and that's how that stock is and when that stock really gets going, I mean, you could just be just thousands and thousands and thousands. But in this market, in this environment, in this volatility, I think it's good to book your profits. Again, Google, 10, 97, 50, could still be in this too. Again, here's the drop, cost seven, contracts 10 for 7,000, sold 12, 50, 5,500 profit. Alt-Tab, this one did not work out, 310 dropped in the morning and I just didn't have any conviction this would follow through lower next week if it didn't on Friday, which it didn't. So it dropped here and then that was it. So this was a loser and if you took it, you could have killed it at some point, you could have killed and killed it right away at half-loss, but anyways, if you got out of it, sold one, lost, lost in that 5,000. Cost 235, 6, 7, let's go and look at this one here. This one worked and this worked in the morning and you take the profits and you get out. And this you could still be in because of the market's lower, this coming week, this is lower too. But again, these fast trades, this was an earnings gap, I think it's good to do some of these as day trades cost 350, sold for 90, profit 2,820 contracts risk 7,000. So again, here's all the trades from last week. Apple spied, diamonds queues, diamond spied, Boeing, QQ queues, Google, Netflix, Amazon, Google again, Altar was the only loser and cost. So 13 winners, one loser. Win ratio for the week was 93%. Average just portrayed a six grand because some were a little bit more and some were a little bit less. Total amount, money, risk, altogether for the whole week in each of these even though all these trades weren't on at once, as you understand that 91,350 total profit 72,140. So the return on investment for one week was 79%. And that's extremely high and that is a great win ratio and that is a great return on investment and that is an amazing amount of profit. And the way that I call these trades that they were gapping down and following through in the morning was phenomenal and I am so focused and really all these trades worked except for the one in Altar because of the way that I've been calling the market. I've been seeing when the market's gonna rally and I've been seeing when the market's gonna fall and that's why these trades work. So everyone in the letter is up. Everyone in the letter is up. Some people have doubled in triple and quadrupled their account. So I'm very proud of the people that are in the letter following the trades. Now, everyone's doing all the trades. I know you have to have the money to take all the trades and some days I'm calling two, three, four, five on one day. If you can't take all the trades in one day at one time, okay, then do the ones that you can do. If you can only do one a day, do one a day. If you can do two a day, do two a day. But it really has to do with my ability to reprice which has to do with my gap rating system which is what I use and that's what you've learned in the golden gap course. It's quality trades, quality, quality, quality. That's how you get a high wind ratio of 93%. Some of the trades are called in the morning. Some are called in the afternoon but I do think it's important for you to be available in the morning in case they do gap into themselves like I showed you there from those charts.