9 x GBP Live Trading & Education Sessions
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### Most politicians couldn’t find their A.R.R.S.E. with both hands — but you can.
### Turn frustration into opportunity. Trade the chaos — tax-free.
A.R.R.S.E. – The Anti-Rachel Reeves Speculative Endeavour runs from 12 Nov to 3 Dec, with live morning sessions (Tue · Wed · Thu @ 07:45 – 08:45 London) focused on GBP & FTSE.
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### “This could work brilliantly… or be a load of old A.R.R.S.E.”
Either way, you’ll learn more in three weeks than most traders do in three months.
While politicians mismanage the economy, smart traders manage their risk — and profit from the fallout.
The A.R.R.S.E. Project is a short, sharp trading mission for frustrated Brits who’ve had enough of bad policy and falling sterling.
We can’t fix Westminster — but we can capitalise on its consequences.
Over three weeks, you’ll learn how to use tax-free spread-betting to harness volatility in GBP and the FTSE — converting political frustration into precise, profitable speculation.
While Rachel Reeves tries to “steady” the economy, we’ll be spotting, planning, and trading the real market moves her policies create. Because while politicians mismanage, smart traders manage — their risk, their capital, and their mindset.
The A.R.R.S.E. Project is a three-week live trading mission designed to help frustrated UK traders turn irritation with Westminster into intelligent, tax-free speculation on GBP and the FTSE.
You’ll join a small band of traders meeting three mornings a week (Tuesday–Thursday) for live Zoom briefings, GBP & FTSE setups, and pre-Budget strategy sessions — all wrapped in the kind of British gallows humour that keeps us sane while Westminster burns.
This isn’t some over-hyped “signals group.” It’s a Speculative Endeavour — a focused, tactical mission to show how disciplined retail traders can turn anger into opportunity and trade the chaos — tax-free.
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## 🫡 Ready to Join the Rebellion?
Every trader needs a cause.
Ours just happens to involve profiting — legally — from economic incompetence.
Three weeks. Nine sessions. One Budget.
You can’t fix Westminster, but you can capitalise on its consequences.
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