Opportunity Details and FAQs

PeakBot Options Trading Bot

How to Start:

Just CLICK HERE to go to a page with several valuable links, including how to sign up. The trading bot will need to connect to your stock trading account (such as Schwab, Tradier, TastyTrade, or E-Trade), so make sure you have a trading account set up and funded first.

Description:

PeakBot makes bots that trade stock options. The funds remain in your stock account (such as Schwab, etc.) and are never sent to PeakBot. This provides you a lot of protection and control.

They have several different types of bots to choose from and you can set up the bots to trade dozens of different stock and index options.

The most common (and recommended) strategy is the Wheel strategy.

You can CLICK HERE for the videos we have stocks, options, and the Wheel Strategy.

The minimum investment varies slightly depending on a few criteria, such as the price of the coin, but you should usually plan on at least $5,000.

Return:

PeakBot is designed to beat stock market returns AND to do it with less risk and volatility.

• Expected Return: here is a HUGE range of results, depending on which strategy you choose and which stock/index you use for your bot. Based on our experience, we have usually been able to generate an average of 2-3% per month from our bots.
• Time Period: One advantage of this opportunity is that it is completely liquid. There is no holding period requirement.

Risk:

Every investment has risks. Here are key factors to consider:

• The stock you selected drops in value
  
  • The bots perform best in volatile markets or bull markets.
    If your stock drops in price significantly and gets assigned to you, the value of your account will decrease accordingly.
    It is also important to understand that your worst-case scenario is a large drop in the price of your stock. For example, if your stock drops 20%, your portfolio could drop 20%. In other words, it is highly unlikely that you would ever lose all your money…unless your stock went to $0 (which is highly unlikely AND the reason we always recommend diversification with multiple stocks).
• Software Malfunction
  
  • A malfunction on behalf of the PeakBot software could result in buy orders or sell orders being given at the wrong times. We understand this as a possibility, but have never seen it happen.
  • A software malfunction at PeakBot could NOT cause the transfer funds out of your stock account…it could only impact the recommended buy/sell order.
  • A software malfunction at your stock account (Schwab, E-Trade, etc.) is also a possibility.

*This is not a comprehensive list of risks but highlights potential challenges to achieving expected results.

Liquidity:

• This is one of the most liquid opportunities available
• If you want your money back, you just need to disable the bot. We highly recommend you let it complete any pending transactions (such as letting options expire on a Friday), but that is not required. it takes less than one minute to turn off your bot. You may need to exit some positions, but this can be done quickly if you have an urgent financial need. At that point, it is just a matter of transferring the funds from your broker to your bank account.

Tax Consequences:

• This can get a little complicated. If you are assigned stocks, any gains or losses while holding that stock are treated as short or long term gains/losses, depending on how long you hold the stock. Revenue earned from selling options is considered income.

Fit in Portfolio:

PeakBot trading bots provide:

What the Process Looks Like:

Time Commitment:

Due Diligence:

1. Is it real? (not a scam)
   9.0 on a scale of 1-10. We are very confident this is not a scam.
   Why? It starts with the fact that you NEVER send PeakBot your money. Instead your funds remain in YOUR trading account, such as Schwab, E-Trade or Tradier.
2. Are returns as promised?
   6.0 on a scale of 1-10.
   Why? During 2024, the returns were significantly better than the market indices (such as the S&P 500). However, the correction in early 2025 resulted in low returns and some slight losses (not as much as the S&P 500). The PeakBot team made some adjustments to improve these results and we do not yet know how effective those adjustments will be.
3. Does Risk/Reward make sense? (this is opinion)
   8.0 on a scale of 1-10.
   Why? Based on results so far, PeakBot seems to have a downside risk that is similar to (or less than) the S&P 500 while having more upside potential. In other words, similar risk but higher rewards.

Documentation: Coming Soon

Link to website
Link to LinkedIn of Executive(s) - Dillon Del Rosso, Co-Founder
Link to LinkedIn of Executive(s) - Benjamin Colabella, CPA, Co-Founder & CEO 
Link to Company Organizational Docs
Link to Agreement for the opportunity
Link to Government Oversight (if any)
Link to 3rd Party Resources

History: The company was founded by Dillon Del Rosso and BenColabella from New Jersey. They have been using bots for over five years and did two full years of testing before making bots available to others. They are two of the most accessible people we work with and are always ready to answer questions and support users.

Results:

As of this writing, three members of our community are using PeakBot, but have less than 3 months of experience. This section will be updated as we have more results to share.

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