On Wednesday, November 11 at 8 p.m. Eastern, hedge fund trader Larry Benedict and Silicon Valley tech analyst Jeff Brown will do something neither has done before on camera. They will open their accounts, place real trades with their own money, and let viewers watch every decision in real time. The event is called Penny Tech Profits. It centers on a short-term trading approach that costs less than one dollar per contract and targets some of the largest technology companies in the world.
The session is free to attend but limited in availability. Spots are first-come, first-served. Every person who joins will receive four never-before-revealed Penny Tech Trades that can be placed in a personal account. VIP registrants receive additional benefits, including text reminders, an extra free trade, and a calendar of upcoming tech events the two men are watching.
This article explains what the Penny Tech Profit approach is, why Benedict and Brown are putting it on camera, the results they have recorded so far, and exactly how to claim a free spot before the list fills.
Who Larry Benedict and Jeff Brown Are
Larry Benedict has traded for forty years. Barron’s ranked one of his funds among the top 100, and Jack Schwager included him in the Market Wizards series. He is the founder of The Opportunistic Trader and is known for short-term, high-probability strategies rather than long-term buy-and-hold positions. In recent months he has focused almost exclusively on the approach now labeled Penny Tech Trades because the results have outperformed every other method he is currently using.
Jeff Brown is the founder and CEO of Brownstone Research. He has spent years covering breakthrough technology from Silicon Valley and has built a following among investors who want early insight into major tech themes. When Benedict first showed him the Penny Tech approach, Brown’s own beta team began testing it. Their early results matched or exceeded Benedict’s public numbers.
The two men are pairing up for a single live session on Veterans Day. Benedict will handle the trading decisions on camera. Brown and his tech team will supply additional trade ideas and context around the companies and catalysts involved.
What Penny Tech Trades Actually Are
Penny Tech Trades are not stock purchases, options contracts, futures, or cryptocurrency positions. Each trade costs less than one dollar per contract to enter. The maximum risk is limited to the amount paid to open the position. Hold times are measured in days rather than weeks or months. The average hold in Benedict’s recent closed trades has been two days.
The trades are structured so that they can produce large percentage gains even when the underlying stock moves very little or moves in the opposite direction. Public examples shared by the pair include:
- A Microsoft-related Penny Tech Trade that moved from 9.5 cents to $1 in twelve days, a 952 percent gain, while the stock itself went essentially nowhere.
- An Nvidia-related trade that rose from 2 cents to $1 in two days, a 4,445 percent gain, while the stock was declining.
- A Tesla-related trade that delivered a 614 percent gain in a little over two weeks while the stock was down roughly 2 percent.
These numbers are not typical everyday results, but they illustrate the leverage possible when the structure works. Because the entry cost is under a dollar, the absolute dollars at risk remain small even when the percentage returns are large. That combination is the core appeal for traders who want to participate in big-tech moves without committing large amounts of capital or holding positions for long periods.
Benedict reports 10 winning trades out of 11 closed trades since he began sharing the approach publicly, a 91 percent win rate. Brown’s beta team recorded 12 consecutive winners in its early testing. One analyst on that team logged 304 winners out of 389 trades in a single month. Those figures are the reason both men describe the strategy as currently outperforming every other method they are using.
Why They Are Trading Live on Camera
Benedict has never opened his account on camera and traded real money while viewers watched in real time. He is doing so now for two reasons. First, the results have been strong enough that he wants to demonstrate the decision process rather than simply report the outcomes after the fact. Second, demand has been high since a June presentation introduced the idea to a limited group. Many people who missed that session asked for another chance. The Veterans Day event is the second opening of the doors.
Brown’s involvement adds a technology research layer. His team examines catalysts, product cycles, and company-specific developments that can create the short-term opportunities the trades exploit. During the live session the two men plan to show the exact steps: how a setup is identified, how the entry is chosen, how risk is limited, and how the exit is managed. Viewers will see the screen, the order ticket, and the reasoning in sequence.
The format is deliberately practical. It is not a high-level lecture. It is a working session in which two experienced market participants place capital while explaining each move. The goal is to let attendees see the process with their own eyes rather than rely solely on written descriptions or after-the-fact summaries.
Free Trades and VIP Benefits
Every registered attendee receives four free Penny Tech Trades selected by Brown’s analyst team. These are ideas that have not been released publicly before the event. Attendees can review them and decide whether to place the trades in their own accounts.
VIP registration is also free and adds three extras. First, text-message reminders before the event so participants do not miss the start time. Second, a report called The Penny Tech Profit Calendar that lists upcoming tech-related events and catalysts Benedict and Brown consider worth watching. Third, one additional free trade from Benedict that is sent after the event when a suitable opportunity appears.
A further incentive mentioned for attendees is the chance to claim a full year of Benedict’s Prediction Profits research, normally valued at $5,000, at no cost. Details of that offer are presented during the live session.
Who the Event Is Designed For
The session is aimed at several overlapping groups. Traders who have felt chopped up by the recent market environment and want shorter holding periods. Investors with smaller accounts who need their capital to work harder without large absolute risk. Followers of Benedict who want to see his highest-conviction current strategy demonstrated live. People who prefer to watch a professional decision process rather than rely only on written trade alerts. And anyone who wants exposure to major technology names without buying the stocks, selling options, or using leverage products that can create unlimited risk.
Because the entry cost is under a dollar and the maximum loss is limited to that entry amount, the approach is presented as suitable for accounts of many sizes. The short average hold time also means capital is not tied up for long periods.
Limited Availability and Timing
The event is scheduled for Wednesday, November 11, at 8:00 p.m. Eastern. Capacity is limited on a first-come, first-served basis. Organizers note that the previous limited session filled quickly. Once the current list is full, additional names will not be accepted.
Registration is free. VIP upgrades are completed by providing a phone number for the text reminders and calendar report. No payment is required for either level of access.
In the days leading up to November 11, Benedict and Brown are releasing three short training videos. The first becomes available the day after registration. These videos cover account setup and the basic mechanics of placing the trades so that attendees arrive ready to understand the live session. VIP registrants receive a text alert when each video is posted.
What Attendees Will See on November 11
The agenda includes five core elements.
- First, a clear explanation of the Penny Tech Profit structure and why it is different from stocks, options, futures, and crypto.
- Second, live placement of real trades by Benedict and Brown using their own capital, with every step visible.
- Third, distribution of the four free trades from Brown’s team.
- Fourth, a detailed look at Benedict’s recent 10-for-11 record and the rules he follows to keep the win rate high.
- Fifth, discussion of the most common mistake that causes roughly two out of three participants in this market to lose money, along with the simple filters Benedict uses to stay on the other side of that statistic.
The session is designed to be self-contained. Viewers who have watched the pre-event training videos will be able to follow the live trades immediately. Those who have not will still receive the free trade ideas and the full explanation of the method.
How to Claim a Free Spot
The process is straightforward. Visit the registration page here. Enter the required information to join the guest list. For VIP access, add a mobile number so the text reminders and calendar report can be delivered. Confirmation arrives by email. Closer to the event, additional reminders and the training videos follow.
Because capacity is limited, early registration is recommended. The organizers emphasize that once the available spots are taken, the list closes. There is no guarantee of a later replay or second session with the same live-trading format.
Final Details and Next Steps
Larry Benedict has traded for four decades and has rarely, if ever, allowed the public to watch him place real capital in real time. Jeff Brown brings deep technology research and a team that has already stress-tested the same ideas. Together they are opening a short window for free access to the method, the live decision process, and a set of specific trade recommendations.
The event lasts long enough to cover the mechanics, place trades, and distribute the free ideas. Attendees leave with concrete next steps they can take in their own accounts if they choose. VIP registrants leave with the additional calendar, reminders, and one extra trade idea.
Spots remain available at the time of this writing but are filling on a rolling basis. The free registration link is the only way onto the guest list. Once the capacity limit is reached, further sign-ups will be closed. For anyone who has followed either man’s work, or who simply wants to see a high-win-rate, low-dollar-risk approach to big-tech moves demonstrated live, the November 11 session is the current opportunity.
Claim the free spot, watch the pre-event training videos, and be online at 8 p.m. Eastern on Wednesday, November 11. The trades, the reasoning, and the free recommendations will be shown in real time.
