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July 5, 2025
   

Independence is Cool

 

For those of you celebrating this weekend, I hope you’re having a fantastic holiday weekend.

Independence is pretty cool.

You don’t have to be an American decked out in red, white, and blue to feel that way. I think everyone should feel that way.

And financial independence is even better.

Our goal at ProsperityPub is to help you help yourself. Make yourself the trader you want to be. 

I hope we can do that in the coming days, weeks, and years.

But for now, let’s relax, reflect, and enjoy what’s left of the holiday weekend.

To your prosperity,

— Stephen Ground

Editor-in-Chief, ProsperityPub


HOT TIPS
Key Market Insights
 
 
George Washington didn’t feel ready in 1776 — but he showed up anyway. This is your reminder to keep going, even when you’re unsure.
 
Markets rallied into the long weekend — but the real moves could come after July 15. In his Weekly Wrap-Up, Geof Smith breaks down jobs, earnings, and what’s next.
 
Big jobs beat, falling inflation, and a “Big, Beautiful Bill” on deck — Editor-in-Chief, Stephen Ground says this could be a critical turning point for the U.S. economy.
 
Win rate isn’t everything. In this eye-opening article, Nate Tucci shares the metric he’s watching more closely — and why it might reveal more than any chart pattern ever could.
 
JD nailed the STZ earnings tradeselling both sides outside 2 standard deviations and watching the stock snap right back to the mean. And with earnings season on the horizon, he says this trade setup is going to be everywhere!
 
Editor-in-Chief Stephen Ground’s feet may hurt — but if you’ve been prepping like him, you’re entering the best trading month of the year ready for action!
 
Apple may be off most traders’ radars — but in this detailed breakdown, Nate Tucci shows why it could be setting up for a comeback, complete with two FREE trade ideas from the Income Machine.
 
Geof Smith says the money isn’t leaving — it’s rotating. In his latest take, he explains why the Nasdaq’s drop and the Dow’s rise could be great news for the broader market.

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HOT TRADES
LATEST WINNERS
 
 
Chris Pulver kept his streak alive with 8 wins on 8 trades even on this short trading week on SPX with Daily Profit Play.
He also closed out clean wins in Waterfall Income, Project Options Edge, and Pinch Point (SOFI).
 
Geof Smith logged a 28% gain on QQQ in his 1K Academy program — all in a single day!
 
Nathan Tucci is on a heater:
Overnight Options is riding a 8-for-8 streak.
Weekend Options maintained its perfect track record — now 76 winners out of 80 trades.
 
Two Way Trades delivered a 55% win on IWM in just 10 days!
 
Jump Trades is now within pennies of hitting a 121% target!
 
Automated Options closed out another win and is showing strength on the remaining open trade.

THINGS LEFT UNREAD
In Case You Missed It
 
 
In Monday’s Rational Trader, JD walked through a real STZ earnings trade idea that risks $445 to make $55. Most would pass — but expected value says take it. If you’re not trading earnings like this, you’re leaving edge on the table.
 
Financials are heating up again — and Scott Welsh has his eye on this ticker as a potential breakout play.
 
Markets are driven by one thing: emotions. Editor-in-Chief, Stephen Ground explains why mastering your mindset is key to trading success — especially when the market throws you a curveball.
 
JD is still holding SVXY — even as volatility ticks higher. He explained why this slow-moving arbitrage is just starting to correct — and why he’s targeting $50 before the month’s out.
 
Markets overreact — every time. In this classic piece, Geof Smith explains how to stay grounded while the herd panics. This one’s all about staying calm when it counts.
 
The S&P keeps rallying — even on bad data. But Wednesday, as a data-packed Thursday and the “Big Beautiful Bill” still loomed ahead, Geof Smith warned: Don’t get too comfortable.