Right Call,
Losing Trade?
Ever been right about where a stock was headed and still lost money on the option? Watch the full session with Dale Wheatley and learn the multi-timeframe check he runs before every options trade.
You called the move. It happened.
But it happened too late โ and by then your option had bled out.
That's not bad analysis. It's bad timing. And with options, timing is the trade.
Dale Wheatley, the trader behind The Options Hunter, has a specific check for exactly this problem โ and in this recording he walks you through it.
Why Being Right Isn't Enough
Gives you room to be early
Buy shares a few weeks before the move and you simply wait. When the stock gets there, you're paid.
Charges you for every moment you are
Time decay works against you every day. Arrive early and the move can come after your option has already bled out.
The bigger chart sets the direction.
The smaller chart tells Dale when.
What You'll Walk Away With
Why correct calls can still lose money
How a stock can go exactly where you expected while the option you bought loses value along the way.
Dale's multi-timeframe check
Before he buys an option, the setup has to line up on more than one timeframe. See how he uses the bigger chart for direction and the smaller chart for timing.
Timing entries so the setup works for you
How to time your entry so the setup โ not the clock โ is doing the work, instead of paying decay while you wait.
Dale is the lead trader and educator behind The Options Hunter, where he teaches a systematic, rules-based approach to trading options. Using chart pattern recognition, MACD divergence, and cheap out-of-the-money options priced under $0.10, he's spent years refining a repeatable process for identifying and structuring high-probability options trades โ built to remove emotion from trade selection.
First Month of The Options Hunter โ Only $99
Watched the recording? Put Dale's multi-timeframe check to work alongside him. New clients can claim their first month of The Options Hunter for just $99.
Claim My $99 First MonthQuestions
I've never traded options before โ is this for me?
The concepts are explained in plain language, but the session assumes you already know basic options terms โ calls, puts, strikes, expiration.
What happens after I watch?
You can claim your first month of The Options Hunter for $99, with no obligation to continue.
Do I need any special software?
Just a browser. The full recording is above โ press play.
Is this a sales pitch?
Dale teaches the full multi-timeframe check for free in the recording. The $99 first-month offer is there if you want to go further โ no pressure either way.