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Closes tonight at 9pm Eastern.

Hi,

Enrollment closes tonight at 9:00pm Eastern, so let me lay out what each choice actually looks like.

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Next Monday, version one. You're at your screen at 9:35, same as always. Something moved before the open — it usually does now — and you're looking at a chart that's already absorbed it, trying to find a clean entry in a range that's tighter than it used to be. By 11:30 nothing has set up that you'd be comfortable taking. You close the laptop mildly annoyed, the way you have been for a while now, and tell yourself the market's just difficult at the moment.

Next Monday, version two. You're looking at a chart at 7:35 with the overnight reaction in front of you. The calculator has plotted an entry and a stop. You know which markets qualify in this session because the trade plan tells you. You either take the trade or you don't — and either way you're finished by 9:00, with the rest of the day yours.

The difference isn't talent, and it isn't discipline. It's whether you have a system built for the session where the movement actually is.

Everything that's included: the three setups and the NP_OTP indicators, the new pre-market trade plans, the 10-market watchlist, the two-day boot camp, the Thursday 1:00pm live trade room, the private Slack group where members have been active every day since day one, and a year in the Owner's Club.

$1,497 in full, or five payments of $329.

And if it turns out not to be your thing, you have 60 days to apply the full amount as credit toward other eligible NetPicks services.

Enroll here → https://www.netpicks.com/odtp

It closes tonight at 9:00pm Eastern, and I don't know when Mike opens it again. Last time was fourteen months ago.

Mark

 

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