Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Do you ever lose on a winning recommendation?

Dear There,

There are many traders out there with the best intentions. They do
their homework, and get into a highly recommended trade.

Everything looks good on paper, BUT in the end, they still end
up losing.

This is a pretty common trouble a lot of traders have, which is why
I think it's worth your time to see this.

Recently, I met a former "Top Gun" fighter pilot who has some
sound advice on how to find out why you lose, and how to correct it.

The name of his program is Top Gun Options, and you can see his entire
presentation here.

This guy has a pretty amazing background. He literally fought
and completed 44 combat sorties in Iraq.

A few more things about him:

  • His story is remarkable. Especially considering how he bounced
    back from being unemployed right after the 9/11 attacks...

  • In a very short span, became the managing director for a $2
    billion trading firm ...

  • And he currently has documented yet eye-opening 65% returns on
    trades (including winners and losers) made so far this year ...

Do the math on that - if he keeps it up, that's an annualized
return of 192% ... in other words, the potential to nearly
TRIPLE your money in a single year.

Skeptical? If so, I suggest you see the details here.

In this presentation he reveals exactly why some of the greatest
traders in the world are actually former pilots ... how to
quickly acquire the same "icy" nerves they have, so that you
never lose your composure and make costly trading blunders...

Plus, he's going to give you a simple checklist you can use
to potentially multiply your profits in ANY set of market
conditions!

It's pretty well known that few wealth vehicles offer you as
much as options do. With the right options strategy and system,
your ability to limit risk ... while still going after
aggressive gains ... is unparalleled.

Good Trading,
Bill Poulos

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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