Sunday, March 30, 2025

You could target 50% gains or more up to 10 times a day…

It takes just 60 minutes or less!
 
   
     
Why should you get started on the 1000 Wins challenge today?

The answer is simple…

It's pretty clear traditional investing won't cut it this year.

In the last 5 weeks, the S&P has lost over 10% of its value and is now struggling to gain back what it can.

 
 
And if you’d invested $1,000 into the S&P 500 last year, all you would have gained for the year would be around 23%...

Roughly $230.

That's not a bad way to hedge your portfolio if you manage tens/hundreds of millions or more.

But I doubt it's worth the wait if you trade with only a few thousand.

Especially when you could’ve placed a quick trade with me…

And in only 60 minutes, walked away with double-digit gains if everything went according to plan.

Just like it happened on February 14th… 

An 87% gain on TSLA… 86% on MSFT… 88% on AAPL… and even another 86% gain on QQQ…

 
 
All in one single day!

Granted, there were smaller wins and those that did not work out, but this is all thanks to what I call the “60 minutes surge”...

It's been the backbone of the 1,000 wins challenge since January – with my main goal being to pull in 1,000 wins before July.

And as impossible as it sounds…

We’ve been able to secure 49 wins in the last 7 days – with 3 more in the chamber looking to go our way!

Now don't worry If you didn't start the challenge with us.

You can still take your shot at 50% gains or more in 60 minutes – multiple times a day.

Naturally, I can’t guarantee wins or prevent losses, but if you’d like to make the rest of 2025 what could be your best trading period yet…

All you need to do is go here for the full rundown.


Talk soon,

Jeffry Turnmire


The profits and performance shown are not typical, we make no future earnings claims, and you may lose money. From 7/10/24 - 3/21/25 the result was a 73.46% win rate on 1,955 trade signals with an average hold time of less than 24 hours and average return of around 2% on the underlying stock.
   
 

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