Ultra is the most complete strategy we run: a weekly book of momentum stocks and index ETFs, two long-call option sleeves that switch themselves off when option pricing turns against them, and a defensive rotation that steps aside in weak markets. Every position, every dollar amount, on your phone Tuesday at 10:00am ET. No interpretation, no margin, nothing sold short.
Modeled means: every option leg is priced at the historical exchange ask from captured quote data, and stock exits use real intraday stop fills. Results are hypothetical, not live-traded; a live implementation of the same signal family has tracked below the model. Long options regularly expire worthless. The exact strikes, expirations, and sizing rules arrive with each weekly signal; they are not published.
The weekly message has three blocks, in execution order. Options are placed first; whatever they do not use flows into the stock block, so no capital ever sits idle.
A small, capped budget of call options on the week's strongest names. Most expire worthless; the occasional one returns many times its cost. Walk-away risk, by design.
One call option on QQQ, bought when market conditions favour it. The steadiest option sleeve we have ever tested.
The engine. A concentrated book of momentum stocks with hard stops plus an index ETF, replaced weekly. In weak markets the whole block steps into a single defensive ETF.
Some weeks both option blocks read “none this week” — sometimes for stretches of weeks. That is a designed rule, not an error: the system reads the option market's pricing every week and refuses to buy convexity when it is expensively priced. The exact rules, strikes, expirations and sizing arrive with each signal; they are not published on marketing pages.
Telegram and email, identical. Three blocks: every contract and every dollar amount, sized on a $100,000 reference you scale to your account.
Options first, stocks last. Then nothing until next Tuesday. No mid-week alerts, no “exit now”, no monitoring.
Held calls run to their own expiries. If one finishes in the money, you sell it before the close that day. Most days there is nothing to do.
At some point, following this strategy, you should expect to watch roughly a third of your account disappear before it comes back. That is not a tail risk; it is in the base case, and the full-period model (2015 onward) says the same: −36.4%. The worst modeled single week is −14.8%.
These figures are a model, not a brokerage statement. A live implementation of the same signal family has been running since December 2023 and has tracked below the model; model numbers overstate what any implementation realises, including ours. Every Ultra book is also logged on an independent third-party track record as it is delivered: fills, not theory. If you would rather watch the live record fill in before subscribing, that is a rational choice.
The monthly and yearly plans get the full Ultra signal and the guarantee. Lifetime adds, at no extra cost, forever:
Elite and Singular today, and every portfolio we launch after them. The research program behind Ultra keeps producing strategies; lifetime members get all of them.
How I split my own money across the Amplitrade portfolios, how much goes where, and how it rebalances week to week.
The full research report behind the current system: every family of ideas we tested, including everything that failed and why. An honest quant research process, embarrassing parts included.
The founding window closed on August 11, 2026 and will not be repeated. These are the standing plans; every one of them carries the 60-day guarantee below.
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All performance figures reflect model portfolio results, not a live brokerage account, and do not account for slippage, commissions, or taxes. Options involve substantial risk, including assignment and, at leverage above 1x, losses exceeding the premium collected. Amplitrade is a publisher of research and is not a registered investment advisor. Nothing on this page is personal financial advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results; modeled performance doubly so.