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These Paydays Could Keep You Going Without a Job

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Undefined, America has “shut down,” businesses have closed their doors, and unemployment c

[RagingBull Elite]( Undefined, America has “shut down,” businesses have closed their doors, and unemployment claims are now through the roof. However, the Dow and S&P have staged the greatest 3-day advance since the Great Depression. Enthusiasm surrounding the $2.2 trillion stimulus package is still giving the markets a boost. And while the market has been able to swallow negative news better… who knows if this is just another head fake up before stocks come crashing down again. But you know what? Traders actually don’t really wrestle with these thoughts. As long as there is volatility in the market—they are excited. You see, as traders, we’re taking profits no matter which way the markets move. While a record 3.2 million Americans are without a paycheck, every day in the markets is still a new potential payday for traders like us. Just have a look at Ben Sturgill’s money calendar as an example of [how even trading a small account alongside him could get you started without a job.]( [Image]( The best part of Ben’s trading system is that he makes it so SIMPLE to collect these paydays. Ben even went LIVE this morning to walk his exclusive members through how easy it all really is. [Image]( [[Watch here to gain exclusive access to these]( [LIVE trading sessions].]( While other traders are puzzling over complicated strategies like bear spreads, long straddles, and protective collars, Ben is making his trades based on the simple up and down movement of the S&P 500. No exhaustive market scans to narrow stock choices from 2,000 to just a few, no speculations about which sectors will perform best— just one simple decision every single day about which direction the same index will move. Each next trading day this month, with the exception of one day where he took a loss and three days when he didn’t alert, was another exciting payday for Ben. And any given week of these paydays is enough to kick a lousy $1,200 monthly government check in the butt. If you had started this month with a $1,000 account, you could have increased your account to $3,841 in the first week alone. That beats the government’s relief check in just a single week. Don’t stand idly by, waiting for the government to hand you your check. [Take action now.]( [Learn how you could start your April with these consistent paydays.]( [Image] Not Ready to Receive Ben Sturgill’s Exclusive Profit Alerts? 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