Earnings season is in full swing, and I’ve been finding ways to ring the register with my overnight trading strategy.

The truth is…

Nobody knows if a stock is going to go up or down after earnings.

But that’s exactly why my overnight strategy is so powerful.

It allows me to play both sides of a potential big move.

By doing this, I set myself up for a chance to win if a stock goes up OR down – so long as there’s a big move.

And this week in The War Room – I had several earnings plays to look at.

Most of the premium prices were too expensive.

Still, I found one trade that did line up – and was worth the premium cost.

That trade was on the fast food company Shake Shack (SHAK).

So before the close, I got positioned on an overnight trade in The War Room at an entry price right around $9.80.

Then I logged off and went about my day.

Then the next morning I woke up to a chart like this.

As you’ll see above, SHAK jumped higher after a strong earnings report. The stock surged 11%.

I closed the trade for 54% overnight gain.

And even if it didn’t surge upward but instead had a big move downward – we still would’ve been in position for a winner.

Several War Room members had the chance to ring the register on this overnight double.

Here’s what a few of them had to say…

YOUR ACTION PLAN

War Room members had the chance to ring the register on SHAK, and as earnings season continues, I’ll be targeting more overnight winners like SHAK going forward.

We’ve been off to a hot start in February. So far this month we’ve closed 27 trades for winners for a 82% win rate.

Click here to learn more about The War Room.

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