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| Hey, Roger here, The opening (9:30 to 10:30) & closing hour (3:00 to 4:00) are the two most active periods of the trading day. More transactions happen within these two hours than all the others combined. But while many gurus recommend trading within the opening hour - as they should, since it's the most liquid... The closing hour doesn't get as much love. Which is odd, because this is exactly when major financial institutions enter the market to close their books for the day… Opening the door for smarter trading opportunities! Calling this the stock market's "Rush hour" won't be far from the truth. So when trading genius Kane Shieh told me he trades during the closing hour ... I was intrigued From what I saw... He enters a specific type of trade in the last 15 minutes of the closing hour – to target payouts by the next morning! Brilliant I tell you! Which is why I agreed to go live with him on Sunday for the world premiere of The Morning Payout Plan! Here, I'll get him spilling the beans on how these trades work and how regular traders can get in on the action! I can't make guarantees when it comes to the market... But from what Kane showed me, these trades might just be the game changer you need to take on the market! So if you'll be joining us live on Sunday... Go here now to RSVP for the Morning Payout Plan! See you then, |
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