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This is a short video designed to illustrate how '2 Trades' vs.
a 'Buy and Hold' strategy could have produced about 88 times better
investment results over a 38 year period. This three minute video moves
quickly, so watch closely.
Michael Kilbach
Editor
Investmentscore.com
Michel Kilbach is the President
and Editor or www.investmentscore.com,
an online publication designed to show investors how to make profitable entry
and exit trading decisions in high growth potential investments.
Investmentscore uses a unique scoring system as a visual guide to assist
investors in making lower risk / higher reward trades.
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