A Message from Theo Trade Dear Saver, We all know the cost of living is skyrocketing! Gas, food, and rent are all on the rise, but have you thought about how inflation is impacting your savings? According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the US inflation rate in 2021 was 6.8%, the highest it has been in 39 years, and we all know it’s much higher than that. If we measured our savings in terms of the price of everyday goods like gas/milk/eggs and rent, we’d all be down 30% - 40% over the last three years, but most people don’t think of inflation in those terms. Every dollar you have saved is losing purchasing power at an alarming rate thanks to the inflation tax. But there is a way to protect your hard-earned savings and even profit from inflation. It's called Ultima Trades. Ultima Trades are designed to take advantage of market volatility and can generate income even when the market is down. With the right strategy, you can grow your savings and beat inflation, even in these challenging times. Hi, I’m Don Kaufman, former director of TD Ameritrade, and I’ve developed a proven strategy that has helped earn returns of 50%, 74%, and even 305%. And the best part is that you don't need any special skills or experience to get started. But before you jump into Ultima Trades, it's important to understand the basics of how to beat inflation using the options market. That's why I've put together a free ebook, The Complete Guide to Options Income, which will teach you everything you need to know to get started. In this ebook, you'll learn how to use options to generate income and protect your portfolio, how to find the right options trades for your situation, and how to manage your trades for maximum profit potential. Once you've read the ebook and have a solid understanding of the basics, you can start exploring Ultima Trades and take control of your financial future. Don't let inflation eat away at your savings any longer. Download my free ebook today and learn how to beat inflation with Ultima Trades. To your success, Don Kaufman | 
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