Now I don’t get stressed easily, but when the money is on the line and the time flies. The stress seems to continue to rise. I’ve been trading for a while now, until recently, however, I had the privilege of trading with much less stress!
Because of simple stock picks I get in my email once a month, from Doubling Stocks. Now, I never know exactly how many choices I’m going to have. I guess since I’ve made big returns on the money I’ve invested so far. I do not care.
For a few months now, there has been a lot of hype around the new doubling stocks newsletter published by Michael and Carl. The newsletter however has a twist compared to other stock trading newsletters in the market. The stocks that are recommended are not by a human being. But a robot, a “robot” they call Marl, picks stocks that in some cases have more than doubled in value.
The software that selects stocks is called Marl, designed by Michael and Carl. It has the ability to generate highly profitable short-term trades. Marl the robot can process just under two million bits of mathematical calculations per second. The software runs a continuous program that “learns” from its past selections. Marl keeps a record of all chosen actions that worked well and those that did not work so well. Constantly improve the recommendations it produces in the future.
The stock doubling software then analyzes the stock charts for further technical analysis. There is no way for us to know exactly how the mathematical calculations happen or how Marl produces the returns he does. Stock picks are mostly produced due to the entry signals that the robot picks up. Due to all the factors mentioned above.
The fact that the software does everything for you can only be a huge advantage because:
o They send out pickaxes at 9:30 a.m. so everyone has an equal chance to use them.
o The important thing with marl is that it does the work for you
o The newsletter is for everyone, regardless of your knowledge of stock trading
o Customers can access great choices and learn more through newsletters
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