🐺From Average to Outstanding: How I Elevated My Investing Game

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This is my best year in the stock market so far.

A big contributor to my success is thanks to @prospero_ai.

Particularly their Net Options Sentiment Tool.

Give me 1 minute to explain how it works:

In a pinch, Prospero turns complex trading patterns into simple stock insights.

They have several short and long-term signals for you to leverage.

For me in particular, I’ve been capitalizing on their Net Options Sentiment (NOS) tool.

NOS is one of Prospero’s short-term signals.

It measures the extent and force by which financial institutions are paying more for puts vs. calls.

This shows which direction institutions expect a stock to move or might push it to move.

Let’s measure it up to the $QQQ, for example.

If you monitored the QQQ NOS in late May, you’d have capitalized on the bullish upswing.

While being prepared for a bearish dip during late June.

The QQQ NASDAQ is a tech-focused ETF.

If its NOS numbers exceed 40, NOS predicts tech stocks will rise.

If their numbers drop below 30, NOS predicts the NASDAQ will drop.

Here’s a snapshot of how eerily accurate they were just 2 weeks ago.

I’m not cherry-picking either; look at the NOS movement on August 12th.

Their numbers suddenly jumped from a bearish 25 to a bullish 52.

The QQQ following NOS’s predictive analysis gave Prospero the confidence to go heavier into tech stocks.

ETFs aside, let's look at individual stocks.

In this graphic, Eli Lilly’s ($LLY) NOS number fell to 78 while prices rose.

This triggered Prospero to exit the stock before it plummeted shortly after.

To be abundantly clear, NOS is not a crystal ball – it can’t predict the future.

There are no certainties in life, only probabilities.

However, NOS can provide insight into what Big Money is doing so we can follow along.

Which means the probabilities are in your favor.

Besides, the numbers speak for themselves.

Using QQQ Net Options Sentiment, Prospero beat the S&P 500 by 77% annualized.

With a win rate of 61% against SPY benchmarks despite a defensive approach.

The beauty of NOS is you can take a more aggressive approach to trading.

Because NOS’s accurate analysis and predictions are your safety net when exiting the market.

Prospero does all the work on the back end while you get digestible data and predictions on the front end.

To say @prospero_ai and their NOS tool are effective would be an understatement.

But you don’t need me to vouch for them.

Download the app for free and see for yourself:

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ai.prospero

Apple: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/prospero-ai-ai-stock-trading/id1529837512

The crew at Wolf Financial loves working with Prospero.

If you’ve read this far, give their tools a shot.

Your bank balance will thank you.