🟢 How I Spot 100%+ Annualized Returns

Yesterday, I promised to show you exactly how I turned $3,000 into $5,178.15 in 140 trading days. But more importantly, I want to show you why having a small account can actually be an advantage.

Let me explain.

Why Small Portfolios Need Different Strategies

Most investment advice is written for people managing millions of dollars. But here's what they don't tell you: Some of the most profitable opportunities are only available to smaller accounts.

Case in point: In just 21 days, I generated a 26.81% return ($1,597.20 profit) on a single position using what's called the "odd lot tender offer strategy." This opportunity generated HUGE alpha for my small account.

Here are the actual numbers:

- Entry: $22.57

- Exit: $28.62

- Duration: 21 days

- Return: 26.81%

- Annualized Return: 122.44%

The Three Questions That Matter Most

When analyzing these opportunities, I focus on three critical questions:

1. Value: What's the guaranteed spread between current price and tender offer price?

2. Time: How quickly will the tender offer complete?

3. Allocation: How much capital can I deploy while maintaining odd lot priority?

Using this framework, I've achieved a 100% win rate across 5 trades, with an average return of 10.6% and average duration of just 16.6 days.

How to Scale This Approach

The tender offer strategy is just one example of how small accounts can exploit structural advantages in the market. In the Wealth Acceleration Workshop, I'll show you:

- The exact criteria I use to evaluate each situation

- When to size positions aggressively (Note: I've gone up to 130% portfolio allocation)

- How to layer multiple strategies as your account grows

This isn't theoretical. I'm actively using these strategies to grow my own account, with every trade documented and shared in real-time.

Talk soon,

Tyler

P.S. Here's what makes this approach so powerful: While large funds can't participate due to size constraints, small accounts like ours can generate huge annualized returns with remarkably low risk (until they out grow these strategies). This asymmetry is what creates our edge.