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I’ve been telling you about Dustin Pass, and trying to get you to attend his webinars this week because his trading strategy is solid, and his track record is fantastic.  His traders make money consistently, and that’s what it’s all about!

And sure enough, just this morning, two major trades took place live in his trade room and traders did very well indeed!

So he just gave me the link to the webinar replay, here it is:

==> Oracle Trader Webinar Replay

and I want you to watch it now because you haven’t missed out on the action and the profits – you can still get in because more major news releases are on the way.

In fact each of the next two Fridays has major news releases that historically are very profitable, and making money in seconds (easily) is a great way to start your weekend!

So go watch the replay, its 60 minutes of rock-solid education about news trading, how brokers work, why the market moves, how to know when the market is going to move and in what direction, etc.

It’s pretty amazing stuff – and refreshing in an industry that sometimes is too much hype and not enough substance.

In contrast, this guy is the real deal and doesn’t pull any punches – he is a wealth of knowledge, so you’ll learn a lot!

==> Oracle Trader Webinar Replay

He also posted the two live trade videos from this morning, along with the webinar replay so you will get a very good feel for what this type of trading looks like, feels like, and how it plays out.

And with the webinar replay, you’ll get an education on all of the background facts of why it works in the first place!

Here are some comments from his trade room today:

MARTIN S: Took 34 pips – you saved my trading!!

Unknown: 31 pips!

Unknown: 27 pips

Unknown: Dustin got 35 pips and closed out manually

Michael P: Got in 2 seconds before it moved – 27 pips

Unknown: 19 pips

Ben: 20 pips

Unknown: Made 26 pips on half and 22 pips on the other half

Barry B: I made 25 pips

As you can see, it works (week after week)…

OracleTrader registration IS open this weekend, just follow the links in the webinar or on the replay page to take part at an 80% discount!

==> Oracle Trader Webinar Replay

Here are some webinar comments:

- Joyce: AWESOME information, not a waste of time AT ALL!

- Peter A: Very impressed with your webinar, picked up heaps of info.

- Christine L: This has been extremely helpful – not least because it  showed me that you can’t play around with this intelligent stuff…

Very well presented and honest!

- Alf: I walk away a lot wiser on the OracleTrader, so now it is on  to the welcome email and traders room to try it all out and start  on the education part.

- Dean W: Very good webinar.

 I like it.

- Carol S: Thanks so much for doing this – very informative!

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