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Trading System – DartThrow Trader Insider Program – Part 2

Former seminar instructor Jimmy Slagle has had enough. After nearly two decades of traveling around the United States teaching hundreds of stock trading seminars in hotel ballrooms, he was tired of seeing otherwise willing students walk away from his events empty-handed, unable to afford the $30,000 price tag to take the “next step” in the continuing education process. But as an employee of the seminar company himself, Slagle was powerless to negotiate the price of the classes for less.

“It’s incredibly discouraging to have this knowledge in my head, and to have my hands tied, metaphorically speaking,” says Slagle, reflecting on his years working as a top sales speaker in a major educational seminar company. “I wasn’t in a position to negotiate offers with students, no matter how badly I wanted to at the time. I made a promise to myself that as soon as I could, I’d find a way to bring my knowledge and experience as well as the knowledge and experience of others to as many people as possible, through an innovative and comprehensive trading system, at an investment that the average consumer could easily afford.”

Two years later, Slagle made good on his promise, in a rather unorthodox way.

Borne out of an attempt to make an illustrative point with a belligerent student at one of his seminars, Slagle created a unique trading system he tagged The DartThrow Trader Insider Program, a trading system that would teach students specific skills quickly and effectively, for a fraction of the price of the large seminar companies. However, instead of relying on the latest stock guru, technical system, or stock-predicting “black box” to decide which stocks to trade each week, Slagle thumbs his nose at conventional wisdom and turns to his trusty dartboard instead.

“It’s a common misconception that in order to be successful in the financial markets, you have to be ‘right’ in your predictions one hundred percent of the time,” Slagle explains. “I simply pointed out that, if you know what you’re doing, you can put stock quotes on a wall, throw a dart, randomly select stocks and still make money. It got a big laugh from the crowd at the time, but that’s really where the idea started.”

From that simple exchange, the former seminar speaker embarked on a two-year project to prove that, indeed, within certain parameters, such as a willingness to learn, study, and focus, one can actually throw darts at a specially-made “Stock Quote Dart Board” of over 400 different eligible stocks and successfully make an impressive profit using his innovative trading system.

“I knew my theory was correct, but even I was surprised by the impressive returns we made that first year,” Slagle laughs. But he proved it wasn’t a fluke. “Any good trading system has to be a consistent, repeatable process to be worth anything at all. We have a few weeks left of this year, but let’s just say it’s turning out to be just as successful as last year.”

If you are ready to see the results and participate in what others have already called “the most innovative and outrageously creative financial education program every attempted by mortal man”, I’d like to invite you to visit dartthrowtrader.com and take part in our unique multi-media training program.

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