Friday, 21 June 2024

Bridging the Financial Divide: A Step-by-Step Trading Guide!

Dear reader,

The average household has just north of $5,000 a month in expenses…

I'm talking about things like healthcare, food, transportation…

Clothing, electricity… Just the bare necessities.

Meanwhile, the average monthly income in the United States is only $4,340 a month…

If we're being honest that's a huge income gap many folks can't fill right now…

But that's exactly why I'm on a mission…

To show a small group of people today exactly how they could start targeting an extra $500 or more week after week…

Step-by-step. Starting right now.
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But before you click any link in this email… Please get this…

I'm not pitching you on some boring, slow-growth dividend strategy…

Neither is any of this about bonds, risky naked options or even gold.

But as you're about to see, it all comes down to placing one of these "2-Step Trades" each and every week…

Whether you're starting with $1 million in your retirement account… Or just ten grand…

None of that matters.

But you don't have to make a decision immediately…

Instead, watch me place one of these "2-step trades" live - before your very own eyes.

Then you can decide after that…

Trade well,
Jack Carter

The profits and performance shown are not  typical, we make no future earnings claims, and you may lose money. From 1/1/21 to 1/23/24 the average return per options trade winners and losers is 3.1% in 3 days, with a 97% win rate. Annualized the return on options is 163% per year.

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