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How much money does your next trade really require ๐Ÿ‘ˆ

Most traders never question this...

*together with Trade Thirsty

Here's something worth thinking about.

If a stock is trading at $300...

Most investors automatically assume they need $300...

Per share.

That's simply how we've all been taught to think.

Sean Allison, a trader Iโ€™ve heard great things about, says there may be another way.

He's teaching a strategy he calls the Zero-Dollar Trade Advantage, and while the name is certainly designed to grab your attention...

The concept behind it is surprisingly practical.

If you've ever passed on a trade because the stock price seemed too expensive...

This training may be worth your time.

Even if you don't end up using the strategy...

You'll probably never look at capital requirements quite the same way again.

See you there, 

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