The Product Traders Ask for Every Quarter—Because It Pays Fast

Most investors are trained to think in years. 

They look for great companies, buy at a reasonable price, and hold through volatility. That approach builds wealth over time (we have an excellent MegaTrends strategy if this is your preferred flavor). 

It also requires patience and the ability to stay invested while the market catches up.

Some traders, like us, want faster action, too. 

They want setups with clear catalysts and fast ROI. They want a reason to act on Monday and a result by Friday.

That’s exactly what we deliver with Earnings Season Pass.

We track real-time consumer behavior to identify disconnects between what people are doing and what Wall Street expects. When that gap shows up ahead of a company announcement, we structure trades designed to catch the move—often within days.

These are short-dated trades with asymmetric payoff potential, all designed to lock in major gains in under a week.

Losses are capped. Upside often exceeds 100%.

And with a system that wins even slightly more than it loses, that math compounds quickly.

In 2024, we issued over 500 trades using this system. The win rate came in at 51.7%.

That’s all it takes.

A disciplined system that plays out hundreds of times with favorable odds and clear risk parameters doesn’t need perfection. It needs consistency.

The system works because it repeats. Every trade follows the same structure: track real behavior, identify the gap, build a setup that capitalizes on the move.

This is the same principle that powers casinos, insurers, and market makers.

The advantage compounds with scale and discipline. The numbers do not need to be flashy. They need to work.

For active traders looking to capitalize on mispriced expectations, Earnings Season Pass delivers exactly that.

This is also the style of trading I love most.

Landon and I have always gravitated toward fast, structured setups with asymmetric payoffs. It’s the same reason we both love horse racing. In fact, we modeled the original LikeFolio earnings sheet after a tip sheet from Churchill Downs. Each line on the sheet is a ranked setup, based on consumer behavior, timing, and odds.

Earnings Season Pass doesn’t replace long-term investing.

It adds a high-frequency layer built for short-term precision and fast payoffs.

So what does Earnings Season Pass actually look like for traders? We’ve created a glimpse from last season to show exactly how the edge plays out.

One of the clearest setups came in the discount retail sector.

Our data showed a surge in consumer engagement heading into Dollar General’s quarterly report. Web traffic was climbing. Brand interest was expanding into higher-income households. Category-level demand in food, home, and seasonal products was rising.

Wall Street focused on macro pressure and inflation exposure. We focused on how real consumers were behaving.

We issued three different setups across this sequence that more than doubled our investment. 

You can watch Landon talk about the setup in the Sunday video:

The first was a simple, defined-risk trade we call a Coin Flip. It is a short-dated options spread designed to return 100% if the stock moves in the expected direction. The setup is built around real-time demand signals, not opinion.

Dollar General beat expectations across the board and raised guidance. The stock jumped 16%.

That was the setup before Five Below reported.

The second move came from Five Below. This company has a different product mix but serves a similar consumer base. LikeFolio data showed a significant increase in web traffic.

We issued a very bullish setup and told members to enter early, before Dollar General reported. If Dollar General delivered, sympathy momentum could drive Five Below higher in anticipation. That is exactly how it unfolded.

FIVE shares rallied alongside Dollar General, then moved higher again after posting 19.5% revenue growth and a strong earnings beat.

Members had multiple chances to lock in 100% gains or more. Some exited early. Others held through expiration.

The third leg of the trifecta came from Dollar Tree. Unlike DG and FIVE, the LikeFolio data showed a clear decline in consumer interest. Web traffic was down 5%. Demand was weakening.

Landon called it exactly. He told members that if Dollar General delivered as expected, Dollar Tree might lift in sympathy before its own report. That created a short-term opportunity to fade the move.

We did not issue an official trade. But Landon walked through the logic in advance and outlined exactly how to play it. Members who followed that guidance either avoided the stock completely or used the bounce to enter on the bearish side. When DLTR missed expectations, shares fell sharply.

The entire sequence was mapped out before any of the reports hit.

And took less than five trading days from start to finish.

This lucrative combo was one of many.

Earnings Season Pass identified hundreds of trade setups last year across technology, retail, industrials, and healthcare. Each week presented new opportunities where consumer behavior pointed to a likely surprise. Our role is to spot those moves early and structure trades that turn insight into outcomes.

Most importantly, the trades we issue are designed to work for real people.

I love seeing how members apply them. Some follow every setup. Others use the insights to tailor their own trades. Landon and I designed this product for people like us—people who enjoy taking action, tracking real behavior, and getting paid quickly.

The results speak for themselves

James P. joined early in the cycle. He skipped one week, traded five others, and walked away with $5,075 in profit. That didn’t include his best-performing week, which he ran in a virtual account for practice. The total that week alone: $11,058, driven by a single NFLX trade.

Some members take the trade setups and execute them as-is. Others adjust based on their personal style or schedule. John W. knew he wouldn’t be at his screen for a few days. He placed a limit order to close out early and still locked in 127% overnight.

Fast trades don’t need to be complex. Richard L. took a bullish signal on ONON, bought a call for $3.90, and sold it the next day for $9.10. That’s a $520 profit in 24 hours—a 231% return.

For newer traders, the Earnings Season Pass offers a framework to learn from. Robert G. used a bullish Coin Flip setup on Dollar General, followed the instructions carefully, and doubled his money in a day. His goal now is to master the technique well enough to teach it.

Other members apply their own variations. Dennis H. ran an Adobe trade with a modified spread, took profit ahead of earnings close, and still walked away with a 167% gain.

These are just a few examples. The full range includes strangles, spreads, directional calls, and more—tailored to member preference, experience level, and availability. What they all have in common is a repeatable edge. The trade ideas are delivered. How you want to trade is up to you.

We begin the next quarter of Earnings Season Pass this Sunday!

Members will receive a new lineup of trade setups based on real-time consumer behavior and current market expectations. Each trade is structured with defined risk and built to capture short-term mispricing. All are designed to lock in major gains in under a week.

If you are not already on the list, now is the time to join. The first alerts go out this weekend.

Right now, Landon is preparing a personalized video walkthrough for traders that will be delivered on Sunday, as it is every week during this cycle.

Let’s have some fun!

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