World's Best Options Service Closing to New Subscribers? Act Now.

It may be Halloween, but our Intelligent Options subscriber profits are anything but scary. Yesterday we sold our Heating Oil Bull Spread trade — recommended on May 24 — in early-morning trading, capturing a 203 percent profit!

If you look over the Open Options Update below, you’ll see why investors are so enthusiastic about the performance of Intelligent Options.

As of market close yesterday, every single open option position was up, except for one.

Notable results include BHP Billiton stock options, recommended on Aug. 22, up 388 percent in just over 60 days (2,113 percent annualized) . . . Canadian dollar 0.95 calls, up 363 percent in 67 days (1,977 percent annualized) . . . Light Crude Oil Calls, up 576 percent . . . and our incredible Australian dollar calls, recommended on Aug. 22, up 2,457 percent (an astounding 13,385 percent annualized).

Because we have been having such a great year, our little secret is no longer a secret. We have been flooded with so many new subscription requests that I am considering closing the service to new subscribers next month — or possibly sooner.

So if you even think this service may be right for you, I urge you to get on board now before it’s too late. To sign up for a risk-free trial subscription — Go here now.

In a new Internet review by a loyal subscriber, Intelligent Options is called the “World’s Best Options Service.” Check it out below.

Sincerely,

Jarret Wollstein

Monday, October 29, 2007

My rule about touting any newsletter or trading service is pretty simple and straight forward: If I personally make a lot of money trading it's recommendations, I tout it, if I feel like it.

Although I get approached by a lot of advisory services, precious few ever get mentioned on my blog. This one, is different. Not only have I made a substantial profit from following their recommended trades, but, it's an options service, a field notoriously glutted with losers and fraudulent promoters that prey on the greed inherent in a traders mentality and offer no value or substance in their advice.

But as I said, this one is different. It is probably the best options service I have ever used. They approached me about eight months ago about advertising on my site. I said that although I eschew advertising, I would consider reviewing their advisory service and reconsidering my policy and/or write them up if I thought they would bring any value to my readers. They started sending me their newsletter, I let several very profitable trades go by, then started acting on their trades, usually the kiss of death. To my surprise, the winners kept on coming.

In keeping with my word, I am recommending that anyone who is interested in trading options take look at this service.

Here are their most recent, real time, real money recommended trades:

08/22/07: Buy BHP Jan 120 call @ $570; Currently $2,680.....+370%
08/23/07: Buy PCU Jan 100 call @ $1,150; Currently $3,580....+211%
09/04/07: Buy RIMM Mar 93.40 call @ $940; Currently $3,395...+261%
10/11/07: Buy FCX Feb 120 call @ $1,350; Currently $1,040....(23%)
10/16/07: Buy PBR Apr 95 call @ $550; Currently $890.........+62%

As you can see, not a lot of trading, but a lot of big, big winners. And that's just for the stock options. They also recommend commodity options. I don't trade commodities, but I have been following their recommended commodity option trades.

Here is a sampling of trades they have recommended since I have been on their subscriber list:

Australian Dollar Calls +2,275%
Canadian Dollar Calls +319%
Crude Oil Calls +379%
Gold Calls +130%

As with the stock option recommended trades, what they lack in quantity, they make up for in quality. The cost of the service is $1,995 a year, or for $99 you get a 60 day trial.

Options are risky, but the rewards are huge if you get it right. This service has been getting it right since I've been receiving their recommendations. Maybe it's a coincidence, or maybe they know what they are doing. I'm guessing and betting on the latter.