Last month, we highlighted a bleak warning from legendary hedge fund manager Ray Dalio.

The billionaire founder of Bridgewater Associates (the world’s largest hedge fund) said the world economy now teeters on entering a new depression.

We took note of Dalio’s sage advice to investors on the best way to protect their wealth: practice intelligent asset allocation.

That should sound pretty familiar to regular Daily readers by now…

But Dalio also slipped in the only way to profit from the volatility inherent in today’s markets…

You have to be an active investor who’s going to be able to move quickly—and that’s a challenge…

He’s right. Wrenching volatility is not an investment environment most “buy-and-hold” investors can handle. They’ll end up succumbing to fear… and selling at the worst possible moments.

This is when experienced traders—like Tom Dyson—are happy to take the other side of these panicked trades.

Consider this recent trade recommendation in Tom’s options-selling service, Palm Beach Income…

Yesterday (February 9), entertainment icon Disney (NYSE: DIS) reported its most profitable quarter in its 93-year history.

…Here’s the thing: This strong quarter wasn’t an anomaly. In fact, this is Disney’s 10th consecutive quarter of double-digit earnings-per-share growth.

Despite the strong showing, Wall Street sent shares lower. As I write, Disney is trading nearly 5% lower than where it started today. And therein lies our opportunity…

You see, as shares fall, put premiums increase. This means we earn more for our low-ball offers.

And thanks to the sell-off, we’re able to make our first low-ball offer on Disney since 2013. We’ll lock in a 6% cushion and a 17.9% annualized return if the market doesn’t accept our offer.

With elite companies like Disney, we aren’t able to strike often. So, let’s take advantage while we can.

Tom’s Disney trade recommendation is on its way to becoming another winner. Disney shares are trading 14% higher than his low-ball offer price… meaning he’s on track to bank a 17.9% annualized gain on this trade.

This is a great example of the type of opportunity available in a volatile environment.

But as Dalio pointed out… you’ve got to be nimble if you want to play this game.

Last night, Tom and Mark hosted a live webinar. They showed how regular investors can learn to employ the “nimbleness” of safe options selling. The feedback has been fantastic.