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Your Stock Market Cheat Sheet

Insider Secrets of Wall Streets 1% Elite
Goals for todays newsletter:
1) I want all you to understand the secrets the 1% understand about the stock market that give them an edge over everyone else.
2) At the end I would like to reveal how you can earn $5,000 per month consistently in the stock market, which is for most people job replacing income!

What most people have been taught to believe about the stock market is a false narrative that is perpetuated by people whose wealth comes from selling you information, tips, and advise. From the talking heads on CNBC to your local financial advisor (sorry Fred you and I just see things differently). How much of what you have been taught about the financial markets is actually making you wealthy right now?
Can you think of where you are currently vs where you thought you would be at this point in your life.
Alot of this has become legend because it has been passed onto so many people. Somewhere down the line it just became gospel.
It becomes like that old saying if enough people say something, it does not make that thing true. But for many it has become true because it is easy to believe.
Today I want to remove the blinders, I promise this will be painless and you will be better off for reading all the way to the end.
A Timetested Formula for Success
Trading is not the answer and it should only be used as a means to an end.
The stock market is about long term success; owning quality companies and stacking money up in a generational vault.
My trading formula has 3 parts and the biggest chunk of my money always goes to the long term wealth building account.
I trade options for the sole purpose of growing my skill set and moving money to 2 different accounts.
I trade an option then I take 100% of the profit and divide it up.
30% taxes, 30% stays to grow princple balance, 20% goes to income replacement, 20% goes to long term wealth stocks.
Each amount of money is moved to a different account. I have an account for taxes which is in a seperate savings account.
I have a Income Replacment account which I buy and sell stock with.
I have an account for my long term stocks that I want to own for years and that money stays in cash until I am ready to buy into a position.
Stock Market Myths
Everyone knows that in order to make any real money in the stock market you have to have insider tips right?
Wrong, the stock market moves in patterns and in the grand scheme of things you do not need to really pay attention to stock market news scrolls or economic reports.
Sure stock specfic news can effect a sector and espically when we are in warnings the market can flucate on news items more easliy, but I never watch CNBC and I never listen to tips without doing my own reasearch and you are reading my newsletter.
Why? Because I am good at this really good! Not bragging that is just a fact.
You can be too. I fully believe anyone reading this letter can build a stock market business that pays for a lifestyle beyond your wildest dreams. Eventually..
Just stop listening to the news that makes your emotions swing up and down like a pendelum. Let the public ride the emotional wave and you profit from their personal issues of not being in control of their emotions.
How many times have you been told 10- 20% a year is great! Hogwash
The truth is in the results and I can show you in good time if you keep reading this newsletter that 20% a month is achievable espically if you average that out over a year which is what most fund managers do anyway.
Another Myth and a personal favorite of mine to bust is…
Buying mutual funds and holding is the best way for the average retail investor to outperform the market?
No this is not true and in fact mutual funds make it so your money is working for you 24/7 which in my opinion dilutes your results. The more professional way to approach this is strike when opportunity is present and then take your profits and hold in cash until the next opportunity arises.
Now I understand that many of you are thinking, what about my long term holdings. For me my long term holdings are the only stock I own as a constant and I use puts and calls to profit from and hedge my results throughout the year depending on what my charts tell me to do.
Your Largest Asset that everyone should have…
Simply put, you should have an IRA and if your self employed I suggest a Sep. IRA.
Why?
Because the compounding effect is massive, plain and simple and if you buy and sell stock compounding your results over time the results will be life changing.
Espically if you focus your work during the best 5 consecutive months of the year for historical market rises. October - February
October and November earnings is a great time to look for buying opportunities after the mutual funds sell off their losses in late October.
December can be a time of the year when Santa Claus effect on the market causes unfounded upside moves.
December - January is a place where I do alot of nice upside call trades.
Middle of January and even Middle of February have been historically known to setup profit taking moves.
Jan - Feb earnings is historically a time for the market to see big moves to the upside.
You do not have to take my word for it. Go look at charts historically and do your own reasearch. The conclusion you will see once you have done your own work will be that if you buy stock at the end October and hold it thru February. Selling sometime after Feb earnings. Then put that money in cash to repeat again the next year. If you repeat that work year in and year out for 10 - 15 years. You will be blown away by your IRA results vs that of any other mutual fund on the planet!
Trading Options like the Pros
Pros do not trade alot, in fact most traders only trade maybe 72 times a year. In other words like 3 trades per month on average.
How come so many traders are looking to do 100s of trades per month. Well that myth is out rearing it’s ugly head because the exchanges make money from you the more you trade and the trading platforms we all use, they also profit from the volume of trades we do.
This is why so many platforms are so quick to grant you approval to trade on margin and if I were you I would steer clear of using margin as much as possible.
Enter trades only when you have a catalyst. I use earnings and stock splits and only use a 3 - 4 week window of movement prior to or post the earnings or the spilt.
You must do research ahead of time to understand how the stock or index you are going trade will move around the particular catalyst you are using. Most stocks that move during a particular earnings release do so historically and you can study those charts back in time.
Plan to do 0-3 trades per month and focus most of your trading around the best 5 months of consecutive movement during the year October - February. We have already talked about how powerful those months are and your trades will last longer during those timeframes.
You can expect to be able to buy one month of time in your option and be able to buy Out of the Money options, profiting from the weeks of expected movement in one direction.
My focus in trading is I would rather compound my money when the probabililty is most in my favor and then put it in cash the rest of the year. Then I can practice the harder trading months until I feel confident in my abililty to trade them as well.
You #1 goal in trading options is to not kill your confidence by doing too many trades.
The #2 rule is capital perservation. Live to trade another day….

I have a new video coming out this week that will explain how I earn 72% a year consistently using a trading stratedy that includes only trading during the Oct - Feb window.
I wanted to leave all you new subscribers with this realization of how $100,000 and the stock market can give you freedom in life you never thought possible.
Espically for those of you that are coming to this newsletter post your life building an MLM. Imagine having a business that can pay $5,000 a month for life and you never have to worry about falling back or your business being ripped away from you like you do in an MLM.
Because the stock market is always going to be here and once you understand the skillset of using covered calls to buy a stock say at $30 a share with all $100k.
You would own approx. 3300 shares then you sell a covered call for 1 strike out of the money at a bid premium of $2.00 a share. Your return is about $6,600 which is a little over 5% for the month.
Next month you can do it all again. And if you get called out? We talked about how to manage the position so you profit from that a previous newsletter. You take your money and find another stock to repeat the process on again next month.
Now that is what I call real life income control!!!
And that is what becoming a stock market CEO is all about. Time freedom, Money Freedom, Personal Peace of Mind.
Your friend in success,
Robert M Morris
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