The guy that gave me the triple digit idea

October 12, 2019

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Here's a little something I've learned over the course of my career as a trader: the playing field is level, the only difference is what you do with it.

Some traders do better than others; that's a fact of life. But success or failure all comes down to how smart you are, how well you execute, and who you follow into battle.

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Triple Digit Idea

I got an email recently from one of the best speculative traders I've ever met.

It contained a trade idea that could easily make me a triple-digit gain.

I'm going to share that trade with you, but more importantly, I'll show you how he finds these kinds of trades...

Learn how to spot this triple digit idea

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This Love Story Was Doomed From The Start

This is a love story. A love story between me, Rob Booker, and a financial instrument. But it's not a happy story. It's a tragedy. And it's one I saw coming and didn't get out of the way.

Because it happened when I violated my number-one personal trading rule by sticking with a trade when I shouldn't have. Love is dead in trading.

Why this love story failed me

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