One Lucky Trader

Published: Thu, 02/08/18

Larry Williams

One Lucky Trader

For one lucky trader I am going to fund a $50,000 trading account...

Yes. I’m really doing it. We have a new mechanical Gold strategy. I thought the best way to kick it off would be to fund an account with $50,000 for one of the attendees at the TradersExpo in New York City on February 27th.

We will hold a drawing at the conclusion of my 4 hour class for one lucky trader. On behalf of that person, I will trade the $50,000 on my new gold strategy in TradeStation. The winner will be given the net profits after 3 months. If there are no profits, the person still wins as I will write a check for $500 to the lucky trader. I do the trading. I take the risk. The lucky trader gets at least $500.

There are two ways you can have an opportunity to be part of this drawing:
1. Sign up right now for my 4 hour seminar. It will not be recorded.

2. Attend my free 30 minute presentation the morning of Feb 27th, where a separate contest will be held. The winner will get a free ticket to my 4 hour event and will automatically be entered into the $50K trading account drawing.

So, please join me in NYC: Williams.NewYorkTradersEXPO.com

Hope to see you there,
Larry Williams

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