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January 14, 2020

One year. Double YOUR Money.

Did you miss Roger's landmark event?

It's a tell-all symposium that details Roger Scott's most aggressive strategy.

For someone that turned $20 million into $900 million, that's saying something.

Based on the results of the strategy, he's confident you could double your money over the next 12 months.

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Booker's Market Broadcast

Today I'm going to break down one of the most interesting charts I've seen in a long time...

From a technical perspective, the chart is in a critical area and looks ready to make a big move.

I also want to tell you about the "most profitable" currency pair that exists.

It's making higher highs and is in a good spot right now.

See the trade I'm in now

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Is There A Major Warning Sign Flashing?

Today I want to show you a chart that you probably won't see published anywhere else.

It shows a market that's extremely stretched and in a precarious spot.

With that in mind, I'm staying away from certain sectors and stocks over the next few weeks, including this massive tech giant.

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