Thursday, May 6, 2021

Einstein’s Secret To Massive Gains… ?

Hey Trader,

Most of us have our own idea of what insanity is.

Maybe it's the homeless guy screaming at a bag of chips.

Or maybe it's people who jump from planes "for fun."

Whatever your view of insanity is, it does have a definition:

"Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."

A pretty smart guy said that: Albert Einstein.

By his definition, insanity would be adding 3 + 3 again and again, expecting it to equal 5 at some point.

Or more realistically… doing exactly what you've been doing for the past year, 2 years, or 5 years and expecting things to change.

Like sitting by your computer for hours looking at charts and still not being able to crack the code of trading.

Now this may come as harsh news, but if you don't actually DO something about it, it's not going to improve.

And my guess is that if this is you, volume is not a pillar of your trading strategy.

I'd urge you to watch the video below and make your own decision about it.

>>> Click here to discover why understanding volume is absolutely vital when trading…

To your success,

Dustin Pass
CEO, Market Traders Daily.

Market Traders Daily
Director of Client Services
888-228-2376

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