THE TRUE STORY: It began over 300 years
ago with one Japanese rice merchant 
The inspiration behind Roger Scott’s brand new book and favorite trading tool, “My #1 Candlestick Pattern” [FREE DOWNLOAD], all dates back to the 18th Century… By clicking the link above you agree to periodic updates from WealthPress and its partners (privacy policy) When a Japanese rice merchant named Munehisa Homma devised a system for charting trades using candlestick diagrams. Each candlestick recorded the opening price, closing price, daily high, and daily low for the day’s rice trading activity. As he recorded candlestick diagrams, he was actually recording the ongoing battle between buyers and sellers… And over time, he identified 64 candlestick patterns representing bullish tendencies, bearish tendencies, and periods of indecision. As he identified candlestick patterns, he gave them exciting names like Hanging Man, Three White Soldiers, and Evening Star… But none could compare to the one Roger Scott has isolated. Each pattern depicted the battle of fear and greed between buyers and sellers. It is rumored that Homma’s candlestick patterns made him a very wealthy man. Multiple sources estimate that he amassed a $10 billion fortune in today’s dollars. Do you need to understand all 64 patterns to improve your odds of success? The short answer... not really. They’re interesting to learn, but Roger Scott has already done the hard work by identifying his #1 Candlestick Patterns in today’s S&P 500 stocks. What makes this one pattern one of the most reliable? He has rigorously backtested each pattern against the markets. Some performed better than others. But this top pattern has not only performed better, but was remarkably effective at identifying market reversals before the actual reversal began. That’s huge. Out of the 64 patterns identified by Munehisa Homma, Roger has identified his #1… See Roger’s #1 pattern to apply to your trading today completely free of charge!
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