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This Robust Yet Simple Framework Generated Over $16,285 In Profits…
Now YOU Can Replicate It To Make Continuous Profits Month After Month
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Here’s just a fraction of what you’ll discover inside this free mini course:
  • The “piggyback” framework with over 6 years of consistent profits, traders who used it went from “how much am I down?” to “how much did I make this week?”
  • How this robust proprietary framework helped me become a consistently profitable trader and build my own hedge fund, use this and watch your profits soar and your losses plummet
  • The dynamic position sizing secret you've probably never heard about to improve your odds of winning trades and avoiding losses – Just implement the code and let it take care of the rest
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Your Instructor:
TOMAS NESNIDAL
a.k.a. "Mr. Breakouts"

Tomas Nesnidal, a.k.a. Mr. Breakouts, has been a full-time trader for over 11 years, specializing in Breakout strategies. He is a co-founder of Better Trader Academy, and author of the Systems on the Road website.

In 2017, Tomas launched his own Hedge Fund specializing in breakout trading techniques. Today he manages multiple 7-figure portfolios for institutional clients, while also supporting average traders to achieve outstanding trading success! 

What You Get For FREE:

Online Training Course

Discover everything you need to know about how the strategy works and how to build more strategies like it.

Trading Strategy Code

Get the fully-open trading strategy code, so you can use it in your own trading platform, test it, change it and see how it performed.
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DISCLAIMER: Trading involves significant risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. People can and do lose money.
Hypothetical results have many inherent limitations. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.