Hi Fellow Traders,
One of the biggest lies about trading is that:
"It takes a big account to make big returns."
That's simply not true.
And if you believe it you'll miss out on all the big returns you could be making now… even with a small account of say 3,000-5,000.
Because the truth is you can leverage a small account to make big profits.
And no, it does not require huge levels of risk.
It can be done the smart way, by using a 3:1 reward-risk ratio.
I'm talking about a strategy I've been using and teaching for several years called the Options Trading Accelerator (OTA) Method.
Up until now I've only taught this in my paid workshops. But I finally released an eBook on this method after getting so many requests to do so.
>> The OTA Method (Click here to get a free copy).
We may eventually charge for this eBook but for now we're giving it away for free!
So if you're at all interested in this then stop what you're doing and take 3 seconds to download it here now.
After you read this you'll see why it's very possible to make big returns with a small account.
I hope you enjoy it.
-Dave
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