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Every trader faces the same problem — too many alerts, too many tickers and not enough time to separate quality from noise. That is where the Royalty Trade comes in.
It is one weekly setup designed to cut through the clutter and give people one trade they can execute with confidence.
And I’ve been giving these away each Tuesday on Stonkamania — weekdays at 1:30 p.m. ET! — so be sure and tune in for those! Here’s how we’re looking so far…
The Framework Behind Royalty Trades
So what exactly are Royalty Trades?
Well, they begin with a screening process. First, names must have real liquidity. Wide bid-ask spreads or thinly traded chains are eliminated immediately. Without tight pricing, even the best-looking setup can collapse before it starts.
Second, expirations are kept simple. Most Royalty Trades are built on weekly options tied to catalysts or short-term volatility. Avoiding odd-dated expirations ensures that pricing is clear and execution is straightforward.
Third, the structure follows a strict rule of thumb. Most Royalty Trades take the form of a bull put credit spread priced at 20-25% of the spread width. That ratio ensures a capped loss, a defined return and an expected probability of profit near 80%.
The math is consistent and repeatable, which is why I’ve been relying on it week after week.
The final step is posting discipline. Unlike scattered alerts that leave traders scrambling, the Royalty Trade is announced as a single, focused idea. That clarity is what makes it stand out — one trade, one plan, no second-guessing.
Yesterday’s Example on UNH
Yesterday’s free trade showed exactly how the process works. The name was UnitedHealth (UNH), a stock with plenty of liquidity and consistent option flow. The trade was to sell the $337.50 put and buy the $335 put, both expiring this Friday.
The spread brought in a credit of 55 cents and left about a 13-point cushion — this trade is actionable as of Wednesday afternoon.
That cushion gave the setup room to breathe. As long as UNH holds above 337.5, the trade will finish at max profit (shares are at $345 Wednesday afternoon). The most that could be lost was $195 per contract (the width of the spread minus the credit received), while the max gain is $55 per contract.
The structure was tight, clean and directly in line with the Royalty framework.
The move also fits the broader point — when volatility is low and headlines say the market is dull, there are still opportunities. UNH provided one, and the Royalty Trade format made it actionable.
By focusing on liquidity, math and discipline, Royalty Trades deliver more than a one-off idea. They provide a process. Each week, we see not just the trade but also the logic behind it.
That clarity is what makes the Royalty label fit — a single setup that earns its crown by standing above the noise.
Now be sure and tune in each day for Stonkamania!
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*This is for informational and educational purposes only. There is inherent risk in trading, so trade at your own risk.
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