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Profit Before Work ... Does it work?

I have just been reading a long promotional blurb about a scheme called Profit Before Work. This is, as far as I can see, a system which watches for early morning trades on the FTSE 100 and helps you to determine whether that day is a good day to trade your £10 or lower trades.

It claims to be able to generate daily profits of several hundred pounds, and, significantly has, apparently, a "loss limiter" which will limit your loss to 15 times your trade value - £150 for a £10 trade, £30 for a £2 trade etc.

The system costs £247 to buy, with, apparently, a guaranteed 30-day money back guarantee if you haven't recouped the outlay in that time.

With a lot of things sounding too good to be true, I am naturally sceptical!

Does anyone have experience of things like this?

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