Your Weekly Income Report
We netted over $900 in profits during the holiday-shortened week, which also marked the conclusion of the Options Income Weekly program. This transition reflects a strategic pivot toward more profitable spread trading, now the core focus of the Income Masters program.
Today, we’ll look back at our results since launching the Income Masters daily channel in June and our performance for the first half of the year, during which we’ve closed more than 100 trades and generated more than $18,000 in cash.
July Rally: Can the Bulls Hold?
So here we are. The S&P just wrapped up a pretty spectacular run from that April tariff mess—up 22.4% from the low of 5,062 to close June at 6,193. Not bad for a few months’ work, right?
Now everyone’s asking the same question: can this thing keep going in July? And honestly, the seasonal data is kind of hard to ignore here. But some bear traps are being set that you need to be aware of before getting too excited about summer.
Your Weekly Income Report
We closed seven winning trades across our services last week and generated nearly $1,500 in cash. The bulk of those profits came from the Income Masters program, where we netted more than $1,200 in cash for the week.
As we close in on our first full month of Income Masters daily programming, let’s take a quick look back at how we’ve fared thus far. Plus, as we gear up to launch the Millionaire’s Trading Club VIP channel next week, let’s take a quick look at the differences between the two programs and what traders can expect in terms of setups, tactics, income goals and more.
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Markets Eye Records, Shrug Off Shock
Geopolitical fireworks?
The market barely blinked.
While headlines warned of U.S. airstrikes in Iran, Wall Street kept climbing. Oil dropped. Volatility stayed chilled. And the S&P 500 kept its eyes on the real prize: breaking through 6,150 and making new highs before the Fourth of July (not a prediction, but it rhymed).
Let’s break down what is going on and what it tells us about this market’s mindset heading into the back half of 2025.
Your Weekly Income Report
We closed five winning trades across our services and generated more than $1,800 in cash during the holiday-shortened week.
Of those closeouts, a single trade accounted for nearly 60% of the week’s profits and brought us closer to closing the books on another highly successful Millionaire’s Trading Club VIP event.
Let’s take a closer look at that trade and how we were able to turn a move against our position into an even larger profit than we initially hoped for.
Post-Juneteenth Preview: History Signals Direction
Tomorrow’s open could feel a bit like waking up after a long weekend—you’re not quite sure what you missed, but you know there’s work to do. The Juneteenth holiday put U.S. markets on ice, but the engines are already warming up for today’s session. With the Fed standing pat on rates and a sparse economic calendar, today is all about capturing that post-holiday drift without getting caught in a lull. Ready to see which levels matter, how seasonality stacks the odds, and where volatility might spark your next move? Let’s dig in.
Market’s Edge: Rally Continues, Or Not?
Markets are a stone’s throw away from all-time highs after a relentless, weeks-long upswing. A sharp oil spike and simmering geopolitical tensions have tested bullish resolve, leaving traders asking if the rally will charge through or fizzle out. Meanwhile, pockets of strength have emerged beneath the surface, hinting at stealthy leaders for what comes next. What sector has outperformed the rest this year, and can it continue?
Your Weekly Income Report
Last week’s results suffered from the social media spat between President Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, but we remained net positive with roughly $660 in cash.
Our closeouts included the final trade from our May round of Income Madness, where we easily exceeded our $1,500 goal. We exited 13 profitable trades in just over three weeks, booking nearly $2,150 in cash in the live account.
Looking back over the past 15 months, our Income Madness trades have brought in a whopping $18,000 in cash.
Market High: After the Holiday?
Stocks are up. Rate cut bets are back. And volatility? Still asleep. But with a short week ahead, geopolitical tensions rising, and no real follow-through in bearish trades, next week could set the tone for the rest of the summer. Here’s what to watch—and how to position.
