Your Newest Free Benefit: Jason Bodner's Power Trends
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Hi, I'm Jason Bodner and I'm writing today to tell you my exciting new venture with TradeSmith called Jason Bodner's Power Trends.
Twice a week, I'll share new opportunities, tell you what's happening in the markets, and give you strategies, insights, and lessons from my quant-based Big Money Indicator and Quantum Score. That includes macro analysis driven by big moves from the biggest players when it comes to stocks. I'm talking about institutions, insiders, and hedge funds – the people who actually move the market.
And I'll send you this analysis for free twice a week, starting Jan. 19.
I'm not sending this email to everyone, either. I've chosen a select group of the most engaged readers from my Quantum Edge Pro service and TradeSmith Daily – people like you who are best-suited to benefit from this type of high-level analysis.
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I only want to send you content you want to receive. Your inbox is valuable to you, and I understand that.
That's why I'm reaching out now. To receive my free, twice-weekly newsletter and the "15 Toxic Blue-Chip Stocks" report, you don't have to do anything at all. But if you'd rather not get access to my valuable stock-market intelligence, I understand. You can easily opt-out by clicking right here.
Again, you're already set up to receive this insightful newsletter. But if you want to opt out, you'll just need to do so by midnight on Tuesday, Jan. 17.
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