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When These Three Triggers Fire… Stocks Explode!

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Dear Trader, Chuck Hughes is a master options trader. He had a 309.1% real time return last year - w

[BGSP Download]( Dear Trader, Chuck Hughes is a master options trader. He had a 309.1% real time return last year - which gave him another first place finish in the World Trading Championships. That’s one of 12 trophies he’s won so far - including eight First-place, three Second-place and one Third-place finish. The question is - how does he do it? How does he massively outperform the market year after year? Well - Chuck has finally confessed - the answer is... The Three Triggers. These are the secret targeting factors Chuck uses to select option trades. One or two firing doesn’t mean anything. But if all three strike, it signals a major opportunity. On January 15th, the triggers identified a trade on Home Depot (HD). The option position was then closed up a stunning 931.57%. A mere $1,000 investment would have paid out $9,315 in profits. [See How It Works]( On other occasions he’s had returns of 366.55%... 738.31%... or more. For the 34 open trades in his fully verified option portfolio - he’s had a 100% win rate. Those trades generated total profits of $1,756,533.72. The average return was 223.5%. So even if you only invested $500 in every trade - you still would have earned $37,995 if you’d taken every single position. Now here’s the cool part… Chuck wants to give YOU The Three Triggers… for FREE. [Download The Guide Here]( It will only be available for a limited time. Grab it now while you can. Chuck Hughes Option and stock investing involves risk and is not suitable for all investors. Only invest money you can afford to lose in stocks and options. Past performance does not guarantee future results. The trade entry and exit prices represent the price of the security at the time the recommendation was made. The trade record does not represent actual investment results. Trade examples are simulated and have certain limitations. Simulated results do not represent actual trading. Since the trades have not been executed, the results may have under or over compensated for the impact, if any, of certain market factors such as lack of liquidity. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profit or losses similar to those shown. Note: The actual profit results presented here may vary with the actual profit results presented in other Legacy Publishing LLC publications due to the different strategies and time frames presented in other publications. 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