The Dow Dropped 300 Points Yesterday (Who Cares?)

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The Dow Dropped 300 Points Yesterday (Who Cares?)
Take a look at this message from our friends at Manward Press. We love their bold, contrarian spirit!

- Christina Grieves, Senior Managing Editor



China's coronavirus outbreak hit the Dow hard yesterday.

It dropped more than 300 points.

But frankly, I couldn't care less.

Why?

Because I have a proprietary algorithm that helps me avoid these big drops.

It's called the "Money Flow Tripwire," and it's actually pretty easy to understand.

Headline

If a stock goes below that middle line, that means it has negative money flow - and you should avoid it like the plague.

But if a stock goes above that middle line, that means it has positive money flow - and that's a crystal-clear buy signal.

I've used the Tripwire to help me identify top gains like...
  • 294% on Gold Fields
  • 304% on Square
  • 310% on WW International
  • 325% on Gilead Sciences
  • 400% on Costamare
  • 402% on Celgene
  • 500% on Renewable Energy .
But here's the thing...

There's a lot of uncertainty in the markets in 2020.

And new problems require new solutions.

So I took a look under the hood of my profit-gushing algorithm...

And I made some MAJOR changes.

Now? The Money Flow Tripwire is UNSTOPPABLE.

And if you're one of the first 150 people who respond to this message...

You can harness its lucrative power to fully fund your retirement plans.

Now's your chance ➡ click here.

Be well,

Andy Snyder
Founder, Manward Press

P.S. This retooled algorithm is pulling back-tested gains of 519%... 550%... 700%... 900%... 997%... the list goes on and on. This is your shot (don't mess it up).

 
 
 
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