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Learn to Invest Your Money in the Stock Market to Secure Your Future Find out how to read candlestick charts and trade smarter.

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Did you know that savings accounts, even the best high-yield ones, offer a relatively low return compared to investment accounts? Depending on your financial situation, it may be a smarter move to invest your savings in the market rather than collect a small percent of interest in a high-yield or standard savings account.

Investing as a newcomer can be intimidating, though, so if you're not sure where to begin, this e-learning bundle could serve as a helpful guide. Through October 27, you can get lifetime access to these eight courses for $22.97, normally a $400 value. Think of it as the first investment of your investing journey.

The gateway to a more secure financial future

Whether you're a working professional or a solopreneur, you can benefit from investing your leftover dollars in the stock market. Not investing could be getting in the way of creating additional travel funds, enjoying an earlier retirement, or starting a new business venture.

Instead of collecting pennies from your usual savings account, let your money work for you when you learn the following from this bundle:

  • Day trading: Learn to buy and sell shares within the same day. You'll also learn to create a trading plan to minimize your risk.
  • Tape reading strategies: For understanding the market's immediate direction and using tape to accurately predict reversal points in the market.
  • Candlestick analysis methods: To read charts and their price movements. You could also learn how to mprove your ability to analyze price action.
  • Volume trading techniques: These are used to identify when large numbers of shares are traded within one stock or an entire market, indicating a hot investment.
  • Swing trading: You'll hold stocks for days or weeks before selling at the most profitable time.
  • Trade options: These contracts allow you to buy a specific number of shares at a set price. These often come from employers.

A community of investors

This course bundle also includes three months of access to the Market Master Trading Group, an online community of amateur and seasoned investors. Here, you can discover new strategies, view morning watchlists, get advice from fellow investors, and play with tools that help you practice trading.

Start investing in your future today with this e-learning bundle on stock trading, now $22.97 (reg. $400) through October 27 at 11:59 p.m. PT. No coupon is needed.

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