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In depth market update – What is the commitment of traders data telling us? [Video]

In our November Power Session, we take a look at how our Commitment of Traders platform gave early warning of the collapse of Bitcoin

We also look at a whole host of other markets and discuss

What's next for the crypto sector?

Is the Dollar Index topping – or not?

What are the main  currencies telling us.

What is the VIX telling us about the equity indices?

Is gold about to move?

Is silver more bullish?

You will learn an amazing forecasting correlation between bonds and gold.

Is oil about to collapse?

Is the new trend in copper sustainable?

What is the most bullish grain?

Coffee?

This information is critical to the huge success of our inner circle of traders.

For a few days only, we are making this session available to you.

Not only that, we also show you the benefits of the Master Traders Platform which include Which markets are about to move how to identify what the smart money is doing.

How to be on alert for the beginning or ending of trends.

When seasonality is more likely to work or fail .

Plus much much more.

These sessions are usually only available to members of our Elite Master Traders Course and Professional Platform.

However, so many markets are at critical junctures so I have decided to make this session available to you all for a very short time period with my compliments.

Note - in order to fully understand the power of the system - you must watch the entire video to the end - so please set aside 73 minutes.

You will then understand how valuable this is for your profitability - as well as being way ahead of the uninformed traders and investors - those who perpetually lose. This might well be the best 73 minutes of training that you will do in 2022!

Watch the power session here.

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Andrew Pancholi

Andrew Pancholi

Market Timing Report

Andrew Pancholi is a world-renowned trading expert specializing in market timing.

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