Jack Carter Trading

Hey Traders,

There’s a lot of crying on Wall Street right now.

The market’s been rolling over for more than a month — and still, people seem shocked that it’s not magically bouncing back.

They’re sitting on their hands, praying for a turnaround…

Or worse, trying to pick bottoms.

But here’s the thing:

Just because the market’s bearish… doesn’t mean your account has to be.

You don’t need to suffer through a downtrend.

You don’t need to guess when it’ll turn around.

You just need to stop fighting the trend — and start trading with it.

The Trade That Proved the Point

Let me walk you through a trade my members and I put on last week.

This wasn’t some Hail Mary call.

This was a simple trade on a stock that’s been trending lower for weeks.

Here’s what we did:

Sell to open NVDA 117 Call
Buy to open NVDA 118 Call

Both expiring Friday
Net credit: $0.05 or more

That’s a 5% yield on risk in just 3 days!

Do that once a week and you’re looking at 260% annualized!

Now, NVDA was trading around 107 when we placed the trade. And to win, all we needed was for it to stay below 117 by Friday.

In a market like this, a 10 point bullish move on NVDA is next to impossible.

That’s it.

Staying Calm

So Tuesday when we entered the trade, NVDA crept a little higher — closed around 109.

Wednesday, it marched up again — almost 112.

If you haven’t traded through dozens of crashes and rallies like I have, this stuff can rattle you.

But here’s what I know:

NVDA was down below all three of my trendlines — the 20-day, the 50-day, and the 200-day.

That mountain of resistance is keeping it down. It would take more than a miracle for it to go against us.

Then Thursday Hit…

Overnight, the market cracked… Hard.

And when we woke up Thursday morning?

NVDA got smoked.

Finished the day around $102.

And by Friday?

It closed under $95.

It never even got within arms distance of hitting $117.

That’s what I mean when I say this bear market isn’t done yet. These stocks aren’t bouncing — they’re breaking.

And while the crowd panics, I’m out here collecting 5% in 3 days on a bearish setup.

This Is Our Secret Weapon

I don’t need to time the bottom.

I don’t need to guess where we go next.

I just follow the trend — and trade with the market, not against it.

I sell premium when the market’s giving it away.

That NVDA trade?

It paid out because we understood one thing:

When a stock is under pressure and trending down — especially in a bearish market — it takes a lot to turn the ship around.

Most folks are still sitting on the sidelines.

Some are trying to catch the falling knife.

Not me.

I’m creating cashflow off this trend while the opportunity’s still here.

Stick Around — This Ride Isn’t Over

We’ve got more setups just like this one. More trades lining up.

Because as long as this market stays weak…

We’ll keep leaning into it.

We’re not chasing bottoms.

We’re not betting on miracles.

We’re just following the chart, selling smart premium, and stacking wins.

This bear market might be their nightmare…
But it’s your personal bull market — if you know how to play it.

Trade well,
Jack Carter

P.S. Here’s another smart setup I’m leaning into week after week.

This Week’s Stocks

Markets are bearish as hell — but that doesn’t mean your account needs to shrink.

Switch your footing to bearish stocks and follow the trend with these 3 bearish picks that just popped up on my radar!

ALGN

ICLR

MGA

And don’t forget about last week’s list, which you can find here.

What can you do with these stocks?

Well, there are a couple of things you could consider — after doing your own research, of course:

Buy or short — For bullish stocks, this is probably the simplest thing you could do. Then just wait for it to go up and sell when you hit a profit target you’re comfortable with. This is only for upward-trending stocks we’re long on.

For downward-trending stocks (those that we’re bearish on), you can short them. This is a little more advanced, so if you’re just getting started, I wouldn’t recommend this play. Remember, just like buying a stock, shorting comes with unlimited risk if the stock moves against you, so always have a clear stop-loss in place.

You could buy an option.

For bullish stocks, this means buying a call option.
For bearish stocks, this means buying a put option.

You know I’m not a fan of speculative plays, but every once in a while it doesn’t hurt to throw a little cash at a speculative option. Just remember, while options can move bigtime if the stock goes up… the downside of options is that you have a time limit on how quickly you need the stock to make that move.

So think about your risk tolerance when you consider buying calls on bullish stocks or buying puts on bearish stocks.

You could collect instant income.

If you’ve been following me for any length of time, you know that I’m a big fan of income plays, because they massively increase your odds of winning. We do this by SELLING options instead of buying them.

Not only do income plays let you get paid instantly — as soon as you place the trade. You massively increase your odds of winning, because the way we trade them, you don’t have to be 100% right about the direction of the stock.

If you haven’t tried your hand at income trading yet, I urge you to try this exercise for yourself. Without risking any money, it will really let you see the power of income trading and why it’s my favorite method.

Income plays on bullish stocks can be naked puts, covered calls or a bull put spread.

Income plays on bearish stocks will be a little more complicated. But if you’re a more advanced trader, you can look into doing a short term bear call spread, which involves selling an out-of-the-money call and buying a call one strike price higher.

That’s all for now.

Stay tuned, because I’ll be sending you a new list of TrendPoint Best Trending Stocks every week! (usually Mondays)

Trade well,

Jack Carter

Your Personal Bull Market