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Private trader 28 years. The thing is brilliant for exits and helpful for entries. 🎉🎉🎉🎉 . Payed for in first day first trade 10x over. Godspeed.
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Guarantee
Buy with confidence. If you’re not satisfied, simply contact me within a week of purchase and you’ll receive a full refund.
Upon your request, I will process your refund and cancel your license. I’m confident that this calculator is the next best thing to a crystal ball, and not just for S&P futures day traders, but for virtually every other tradeable stock and futures market. If you’re serious about improving your trading skills, this calculator is indispensable, and you’ll be able to use it for virtually any market. One more thing – there are no renewal fees!
IMPORTANT:
The Taylor Calculator can ONLY be used on PCs running Microsoft Windows™. The calculator opens as a standard Windows.exe program. You must also have Microsoft Excel.
After purchase, you will see a link to download the software. You will also receive an email receipt containing your activation code. Download and unzip (extract) the .exe program file.
The first time the program is opened it will ask for your activation code. You’ll find the activation code in an email that accompanies your purchase.
