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I Think I Just Made Myself Redundant

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Dear Loyal Reader,

Since ChatGPT first burst on the scene late last year, AI has been advancing at terrifying speed.

But until now, it's been next to useless at stock trading, because it was never designed to do it.

Well, on Tuesday I changed that.

During my Top 1% Event, I revealed my new AI trading system called Top-1.

(You can still catch it here if you're quick.)

I've spent months coding and training Top-1 to pinpoint exactly which stock in the Nasdaq is set to gain the most over the next 30 days.

And the thing is … it's become too good at it.

I think I might have put myself out of the job.

As you can see here, when I tested Top-1 against five years of Nasdaq data , it identified gains as high as:

  • 118% on Lululemon in four days.
  • 161% on Zscaler in two days.
  • 213% on Align Technology in five days.
  • And 406% on PepsiCo in twenty-two days.

I want to give you the chance to experience Top-1 for yourself.

So, go here now, watch my Top 1% Event, and see what all the fuss is about.

But be quick, this is going offline in less than three days' time.

Click here if you are unable to see the image.

Regards,

Michael Carr
Chief Market Technician, Money & Markets


 

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