Jim Pruitt – Max Trading System (Lite, Standard & Advanced Course)

Jim Pruitt – Max Trading System (Lite, Standard & Advanced Course)

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Dr. James Pruitt is the originator of the amazingly effective MAX Trading System. He served in the US Army, held an earned doctorate in Economics, and traded for more than 15 years. Sadly, he passed away mid-2009 following a brief battle with cancer.

Dr. Pruitt was a real character…larger-than-life, colorful, scolding, lively, tough, enthusiastic, polarizing, single-minded, determined, impatient, and much more. That’s how he came to be affectionately known as “Tiger,” and through all the tough exterior shown a heart of concern for fellow-traders. MAX Trading is founded on the basis of concern for every trader’s success.

The MAX was Dr. Pruitt’s life and passion in recent years, and he put together what is perhaps the best trading system available anywhere at any cost.

Dr. Pruitt knew his time was very limited. His last request was that Craig and Chris carry on the MAX work as partners in leading the program of ongoing training and maintenance of the MAX groups. He had a strong desire to help as many individuals and families as possible, sharing the many benefits of successfully trading the markets. It is a privilege to receive the assignment of carrying on the program of assisting traders.

Snowman, Dr. Pruitt’s Bijon Frise dog was often heard over the MAX microphone. Snowman is now being looked after by an 15 year old. We are blessed to have known and worked with Dr. Pruitt, and his life has touched countless numbers of traders throughout the online community.

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