“Let’s buy the dunk TOGETHER!”

Here’s what you saw today.

In July, everybody loved CVS. It hit $111. Then it dipped, and the chat said buy. It dipped again. Each dip looked like the bottom, and each one kept falling.

By late September it was down 23% and looked broken. Most people had given up on it. That was the moment I had been waiting for. It broke below the gold line, the stock’s long-term trend. It held. Then it turned.

I bought at $87 on October 5 and sold on October 20, up 8.6% on the stock.

And you saw the whole record behind it:

Every dunk trade in my June–October 2026 log where the stock closed below the gold line before I bought. Live trades, placed in real time. Stock and call-spread trades. Losers included. Past results don’t guarantee future results.

Including the losers.

Four of those trades lost money, and I want you to see them now. LNG passed all three of my checks and still lost. I closed it early, before my 50% loss limit, down 19%. Two Crocs trades and one AAOI trade lost as well.

I can’t control whether every trade wins. I can control the plan, the risk, and whether I follow my rules. That’s why my average winner came in at nearly four times my average loser.

The dips were the traps.

Instacart dipped in September. It looked like a bargain. Then it dipped again. Every dip that looked cheap kept falling, until it was down 17% from its high.

I didn’t buy those dips. I waited. It dunked below the gold line. It held. It turned. Then I bought, three days after the low.

Same stock. The difference was waiting until the trade was actually ready.

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Why “buy the dip” keeps costing you.

You’ve heard it a thousand times. On TV. In trading courses. Everywhere. And nobody ever told you which dips keep falling.

So the dip gets you two ways. You buy when it feels safe, after the run, right near the top. And you sell when it feels scary, after one more ugly drop, right near the bottom.

A dip is a lower price. That’s all it is. The setup comes later, when the scare has done its work and the stock shows me it’s ready to turn.

And even when you know when to buy, you still have to know where to look.

Three checks before I put a dollar in.

I spent fourteen years on a J.P. Morgan trading desk, rising to Vice President. I learned there to have the plan before the trade. Every dunk has to pass three checks. I call it the Queen’s Rule.

You saw me pass on Edgewise Therapeutics in October. It dunked. It held. The turn never confirmed. So I passed. A setup can get my attention without getting my money.

And timing matters once all three line up. Eleven of my twelve winners were bought within a week of the low. When a setup qualifies, the window is short.

The hardest part isn’t spotting the dunk.

It’s finding the right stock before the window closes.

Most traders follow a handful of familiar stocks. But the next dunk might be in a company you haven’t looked at in six months, or one you’ve never traded. You could understand everything I showed you today and still miss it. Not because you read the chart wrong. Because you never opened the chart.

That’s why I built the Dunk Console with my tech team. It scans 4,782 markets and brings the candidates to my attention. On the screen you saw, it flagged 96. Most of those will never become trades. Then I do the part that matters: I run every candidate through my three checks myself.

I do the watching. I run the checks. You get the trade.

The Console is my private tool. You never log in or learn it. When a dunk qualifies and I take the trade, you get the alert.

Picture this.

It’s a Tuesday in a few weeks. You’re at work, or out with your family, or walking the dog. Your phone buzzes.

It’s a Dunk Alert. A stock you probably weren’t even watching has dunked below its gold line, held, and turned. I’m taking the trade.

The alert gives you everything. The stock play. The options play. Where I’m getting in. Where I’m taking profit. And the plan for the trade.

Here’s what this isn’t:

• Day trading
• Watching the market all day
• A long-term hold

Typically, you might hold a trade for a couple of weeks.

You decide which way you want to trade it. You place it in a few minutes. Then you put the phone back in your pocket.

When I close the trade, at my target or early, your phone buzzes again.

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What my students say.

I’ve been teaching traders for a long time, and the thing I hear most is that they value how measured the process is. No chasing. No guessing. A plan before every trade.

Students of my training programs (FX Trader’s EDGE), not Dunk Alerts members. Individual experiences vary.

Here’s everything inside Dunk Alerts.

Total retail value: $4,182

Dunk Alerts

Retail value: $1,997

The trades I actually take. Sent straight to you. This is the heart of it. Every time a dunk passes all three checks and I take the trade, you get an alert. The actual trade I’m taking, at the moment I take it. Not a list of stocks to go research. Not a scanner you have to learn.

Every alert comes two ways, a stock play and an options play, with my entry, my target, and the plan for the trade. And when I manage the trade or close it, at my target or early, you get an alert for that too.

Every alert reaches you four ways

• 📱TheoTrade app push notification
• 📲Text message (SMS)
• ✉️Email
• 💬The Dunk Room

So you’ve got four different ways to receive each alert.

Expect one to two a week. If nothing qualifies, I don’t send one. And every alert comes from me personally, with the same discipline I used for fourteen years on a J.P. Morgan trading desk.

Everything that comes with it

The Dunk Watchlist

Retail value: $197 · Updated every week

Every week, the ten stocks highest on my radar for a potential dunk. These aren’t trades yet, just the candidates I’m watching most closely. It’s optional: follow along if you want to see what’s forming before an alert hits, or simply wait for the alerts. The Watchlist tells you what I’m watching.

The Dunk Room

Retail value: $997

If you want to go deeper, the Room is where I explain why. Why something is on my list, why a setup is getting interesting, why it qualifies, or why I pass. And you can ask me your questions directly.

It works hand in hand with the alerts. The more you understand why I take a trade, the more confident you’ll feel acting on it.

The Watchlist tells you what I’m watching. The Room tells you why. And the alerts tell you when I actually trade.

The Dunk Beginner’s Guide

Retail value: $197 · Recorded, ready the moment you join

If you’re newer to this, start here. It’s recorded, so you can watch it tonight. What a dunk is, how the three checks work, and exactly how to read and follow an alert. You start from zero, and you finish ready.

The Live Dunk Masterclass

Retail value: $297 · Wednesday, December 9, 2 PM ET · Replay included

A live session with me. We go through the full process and run the checks together on real charts. Bring your charts and your questions. If you can’t make it live, the replay is yours.

The Quarterly Dunk Huddle

Retail value: $497 · Live, every quarter

Every quarter we get together live. What just happened: what worked, what didn’t, and what the market taught us. Where open positions stand. The closed trades, winners and losers, and the decisions behind them. And what I’m watching next.

BONUS · INCLUDED DURING THE BLACK FRIDAY LAUNCH

Dunk Breakdowns

Value: $197 · Free

Three real dunk trades, broken down step by step. Where each one dunked, how it held, when it turned, and how I managed it from entry to exit. Watch these first and the alerts will make sense from day one.

WEBINAR-ONLY BONUS · ENDS WHEN THE WEBINAR ENDS

The Dunk Radar Briefing

Private video within 48 hours · Only if you join during the webinar

See what I’m watching before next week’s trading begins.

Within 48 hours of joining, I’ll send you a private video: the potential dunks on my radar, what I’m waiting for on each one, and which ones I’m passing on, and why.

These are candidates, not trade alerts. It’s a timely look at the market through my eyes, which is why it’s only for people who join during the webinar.

Start with the stock play.

You’ll get both plays on every alert from day one. Here’s how I’d begin if I were you.

Start with the stock play. It’s straightforward participation in the move, and it lets you learn the rhythm of the dunk without extra moving parts. You saw what that looked like with CVS: up 8.6% on the stock.

Once the pattern feels familiar, look at the options play. Options can magnify the move, like Instacart, which returned 101.6%. Options aren’t better. They’re different. The value is that you choose.

Three reasons not to put this off.

During today’s webinar. Join before this webinar ends and you get my private Radar Briefing: what I’m watching before next week’s trading begins. That bonus disappears when the webinar ends.

Next week. I’m already watching a dunk setup for the week of November 16. If it passes all three checks and I take the trade, members get the alert. If you want it, be a member before it’s sent.

December 9. The Black Friday launch price ends Wednesday, December 9, at 2 PM ET, including three years for $1,990 with the third year FREE.

Any trade is subject to my three checks. I never send one just to send one.

One simple guarantee. The risk is on us.

I want you to feel completely comfortable trying this.

90-day money‑back guarantee

Thrilled, or your money back. Try Dunk Alerts for a full 90 days. If you’re not thrilled, just ask, and you get a full refund. No stipulations. Just email us at support@theotrade.com.

One payment. That’s it.

And here’s something else I want you to know. When you join, it’s a one‑time purchase.

At the end of your year, or your three years, we’ll simply reach out and ask if you’d like to continue. And if you continue, your price never goes up. You keep this Black Friday price, even when it goes up for new members.

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Two kinds of traders.

The dip buyer

Hears “buy the dip” and buys the first lower price.

Watches it keep falling. Buys again to average down.

Bails out after one more ugly drop, right near the bottom. Then watches it rally without them.

The dunk trader

Lets the dips go by.

Waits for the dunk below the gold line, then for the hold and the turn.

Gets the alert with the plan already made. Places the trade. Gets on with the day.

The next time a stock drops, which one do you want to be?

Your first 48 hours.

Here’s exactly what happens when you join.

One last thing.

What I can promise is that I’m going to show you the same discipline I use with my own trades. I’ll wait. I’ll pass when the setup isn’t there. And when I trade, you’ll know what I’m doing.

If what you saw today makes sense to you, I’d love to work with you. Fill out the form below, and let’s buy the dunk together.

Jody SamuelsFormer Vice President, J.P. Morgan