Monday, January 12, 2026

Do you know the market has a natural bullish bias?

Here’s how you can take advantage of that this new year
 
   
     
Do you know the market has a natural bullish bias?
 
 
In other words, 

The market tends to post more winning weeks than losing ones. Since 2023, it has closed higher roughly 62% of the time. 

That’s why you saw the S&P 500 finish positive for its third consecutive year in 2025.

And every Wall Street analyst now predicts the stock market will rally in 2026 for a fourth straight year.
 
 
Now, am I saying you should buy and sit tight until the very end? No.

What I want to show you instead is a better move.

You see, 

I recently came across a weird class of options. 

Options that have shown the potential to turn even a 0.1% move in the market into shots at 100% returns in just 7 days.

Take the week of September 8th last year, when talk of the so-called “September effect” was everywhere in the headlines.
 
 
The market closed that week 1.8% higher, 
 
 
But a quick trade using these special options would have delivered a 100% return in just 7 days.

What about the following week? 

The bullish bias pushed the market higher again over the next seven days, closing up 1.3%. 
 
 
The same specific trade would have once again produced a 100% winner in seven days.
 
 
Of course, there would have been trades that didn’t work out.

But this bullish bias is not going away, especially with the recent multi-billion-dollar stimulus from the Federal Reserve.
 
 
So on one side, you have the market’s natural bullish bias. 

On the other hand, you have these options that are built to magnify even small upward moves.

That is why I put together a full breakdown with my good friend Lance Ippolito.

Not only will you see the meat and potatoes behind this approach, 

You’ll also see how you can position yourself for the next opportunity as it lines up.

Granted, I can’t make reckless promises when it comes to trading, but…

If you are interested, this is the only place where you can get the full story on these weird options.

Talk soon,
Chris Pulver

We develop strategies to the best of our ability, but we cannot guarantee a future return. There is always a risk of loss when trading. Past performance is not indicative of future results. The results shown are from a 237-trade backtest from 1/1/20 - 1/1/26. The result was a 70% win rate, 40% average return (winners and losers), with a 7-day hold time.
   
 
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