The forecast is in: Get your 2020 market predictions

January 22. 2020

Roger Reveals His 2020 Predictions

Roger Scott's biggest system yet -- Turning Point 2020 -- is back up now.

He's reviewing his blueprint for doubling his portfolio in 2020, including actionable trade ideas like his #1 stock as we enter the new year.

You really don't want to miss this one… Roger truly believes that what he'll show you will have a big and positive impact on your trading over the next 12 months.

Catch the 2020 forecast

New Trade Alert (Ticker Inside)

I just issued several new trade alerts. And I'm especially exciting about one of the stocks my Cyborg system pinpointed.

That's why I'm writing to you today...

Cyborg ranks the most explosive stocks in the market by how likely they are to jump higher in the coming days.

It looks for solid companies with growing earnings and strong technicals, among other factors.

Get the details here

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3 Rules For Every New Trader

"I'm a new trader, so what should I do first?"

This is one of the most common questions I get sent and an important one.

Trading is like nothing else on the planet, and finding solid ground when you first start can feel impossible.

The easiest trap to fall into is letting the excitement of making money overshadow your focus.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the success stories you hear about other investors didn't happen overnight.

Here's how to get started

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"Roger, I started the service the beginning of August and love the results so far. Thanks for all your training and insight. I have learned a lot about successful trading. Sincerely,"Roger, I started the service the beginning of August and love the results so far. Thanks for all your training and insight. I have learned a lot about successful trading. Sincerely,"

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