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SPONSORED Virginia Stock-Picking Millionaire Stuns Audience With Revelation in "TEK Talk" "He recommended the craziest, most harebrained, most out-of-his-mind idea... and it worked. Unbelievable!" See for yourself in his free "TEK Talk" here. Editor's Note: As you've heard us say many times before, "There's always a bull market somewhere." That means there's no shortage of profit potential for investors (especially trend-savvy ones). Unfortunately, statistics show that average investors don't come close to reaching that potential. Most investors' returns pale even in comparison to the S&P's over time. But Andy Snyder, the founder of Manward Press, believes that may not be the case much longer. He's here today to tell us about an exciting new way the average investor can supercharge their returns in the stock market. (And he'll be revealing even more details in a must-see event next week.) Read on... - Kaitlyn Hopkins, Assistant Managing Editor TREND INVESTING Can You Beat These Incredible Numbers? Andy Snyder | Founder | Manward Press Are you making as much money as you think you should in the markets? If not... I have a question for you. Have you tapped into the industry's latest technology? It's a bit of a trick question. Like a lot of folks, I tend to be a skeptic when it comes to the latest gadget wizardry. But if we're fighting cancer... battling an enemy... or trying to communicate with somebody on the other side of the planet... technology isn't bad at all. The last 20-year period has been the pinnacle of technological growth. It not only changed the way the world communicates but also brought us an incredible increase in computing power. And yet - this is the undeniable part - the average investor hasn't taken advantage of it. For all the whizbang gadgetry out there, the little guy is still doing things the old-fashioned way. Can You Beat These Numbers? The proof we need comes from a study you may have heard of. Every once in a while, the fine folks at Dalbar flip on their computers to calculate the average investor's annual stock market return. I bet the figures look familiar, especially if you're wondering why - despite hard work, smart decisions and regular savings - you still aren't sitting on millions. The numbers are sad. From 1999 to 2017, the average investor earned just 2.6% each year... far below the S&P 500's annual return of 7.2% during the same time. Sad, right? But why... why does the average guy do so poorly? The answer is oh so simple... He's not using every tool available to him. While the big boys of Wall Street fight to get their massive computers as close to the trading floor as possible... most retail investors are still buying and selling based on metrics that were popular in the 1950s. SPONSORED How to Hit the Jackpot in the 5G Boom   My Kind of Technology In a world where Amazon knows what we want to buy before we do... where Google can diagnose our sickness before our doctor can... and where Facebook can get ahold of us in the grocery store... surely investors can use similar technology to boost their returns. Surely... there's a way to get more than just 2.6% each year. It involves emotionless machines - artificial intelligence. Instead of using emotions to judge the headlines and making our best guess at where things will head next, we can use artificial intelligence to at last invest entirely on facts. Mark my words: As this technology gains traction, those figures from Dalbar will soar. It proves that, for all my disdain of socially destructive technological "improvements," there's been plenty of good progress. It's why I wince when I see everybody at a restaurant staring at their phone... while the average investor fails to use the same sort of technology to earn more than 5% each year. You can do better. It's finally possible. In fact, I'm going to reveal how you can do it next week... during The Super Trader Rally. More than 12,000 folks have already committed to tune in next Wednesday, September 2, at 1 p.m. ET. That's when I'll reveal the full results of my latest tech-backed beta trades... including the key metrics I used. To get you excited, here's a sneak peek of the results. I told my beta traders to enter 15 long positions. Fourteen of them were winners. That's an insane 93% win rate. Better yet... these weren't ho-hum winners. The average peak gain was 138%... in just 26 days. Again, you're going to want to tune in to see what this is all about. It proves that if you're not using the latest technology... you're doing it wrong. Click here to enter your email address and accept this invitation to my Super Trader Rally. Be well, Andy P.S. With tens of thousands of folks expected to tune in next week, I know a lot of them will be new to investing. That's okay. It's why I'm sending everybody who attends a FREE Trading Research Starter Kit. It contains everything you need - including a list of my favorite brokers - to get started trading. Click here to learn more. MORE FROM PROFIT TRENDS Can U.S. Electric Grids Support Electric Buses and Trucks? A Cashless Society Is Triggering a Rally in Bitcoin Why You Should Invest in Cybersecurity Stocks Facebook Twitter SPONSORED New Law Threatens to Reduce IRAs and 401(k)s by One-Third. Details Here. You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Profit Trends. Profit Trends is published by The Oxford Club. Questions? Check out our FAQs. Trying to reach us? Contact us here. Please do not reply to this email as it goes to an unmonitored inbox. 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