We've had almost 100 people sign up for Wave Trader since we launched on Wednesday…
And I noticed something interesting about who is signing up.
About half of the people are current members of Breakout Multiplier…
About a third are Beat Report subscribers…
About a quarter have both Breakout Multiplier and Beat Report…
And another quarter are brand new to the Strazza-verse.
In this email, we're going to talk about how Wave Trader compliments both Beat Report and Breakout Multiplier.
"How is Wave Trader different from Breakout Multiplier?"
Breakout Multiplier hunts breakouts in small and mid-cap stocks.
We don't care what they are.
Sometimes worse is better — we'll trade the junkiest chart in the world if the setup says go.
Expirations are 45-90 days out.
You're managing 30-40 positions at any given time.
And you have the chance at some pretty extraordinary gains.
We've had some crazy 10x, 20x, even 30x winners in Breakout Multiplier.
Wave Trader is the opposite end of the spectrum.
We're trading the biggest, most liquid stocks on the planet — Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, Exxon.
We're also trading on a much shorter time frame.
So we're probably not going to see those huge 10-30x style gains…
But we are going to see more frequent 3x, 5x, even 10x wins.
Think about it this way…
Breakout Multiplier is the right hook. One big swing. More time on the clock.
You're hunting for the knockout punch in names most people have never heard of.
Wave Trader is the jab. Fast. Frequent. Controlled.
You're taking quick shots on the biggest names in the world and getting your answer in days, not weeks.
Same Volatility Squeeze Engine underneath both.
Different stocks. Different timeframes. Different speeds.
"How is Wave Trader different from Beat Report?"
Beat Report is my long-term portfolio.
These are my highest conviction quality names — the best stocks in the world that I plan to hold for years.
Common stock, LEAPs, and some shorter-dated options around earnings.
Wave Trader doesn't care about fundamentals.
It doesn't care about earnings.
It doesn't care about long-term conviction.
It cares about one thing: Liquidity.
We want to be in the biggest, most liquid stocks in the world at the exact moment they're ready to move.
Beat Report asks: "Is this a great company I want to own for the next 3 years?"
Wave Trader asks: "Is Apple about to rip in the next 3 days?"
Totally different question. Totally different timeframe. Totally different trades.
So why would I want both? Or all three?
Because each one is built for a completely different timeframe.
