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Yeah, So it's a very very
complex algorithm. And I know that term

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is thrown around a lot these days, and this automated bots and this tradeing

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bots and as all these things.
Our system really really is complex and how

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it works. And in a shell, the system is made up of three

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different types of trading strategy. So
you have a strategy which aims to do

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a continuation strategy of the trend in
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September eleventh today, so we just
want to express our appreciation of the day

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and I hope that everyone is doing
well. Right now, we've got Ruben

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Mattinson on with us. Rubin is
a master a digital marketer. It was

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very wealthy by the time you hit
thirty now involved with a company called Pully

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trading, as he calls it,
an investor's best friend, an honest,

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transparent, a long term for X
trading opportunity. All right, many people

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make this claim, Reuben, why
is yours true? Great question? Karl,

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firstly, thank you for having me
on today. So I guess what

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I believe sets us apart is what
I've kind of strived for the last ten

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years, which is transparency, proof
of all trades that have been executed,

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but also regulation because I think the
It's market is a bit of a wild

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West out there, and I think
you've got to have those things in place.

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You've got to make sure where you
put your money is safe, and

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you've got to make sure that there's
proof. I've ever sen that's happening.

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So, in a nutshell, I
guess that's it. Okay, So what

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I'm looking at here in your master
account thirty three percent gain and exactly till

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when draw down fifteen percent daily,
point zero nine percent, monthly two point

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seven five. That's pretty remarkable how
long you've been doing that for. So

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that system has been running for about
nine months now. What we did was

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we ran our kind of initial trading
algorithm for six months, and then we

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had a bit of a gap where
we re established, retested, reprogrammed,

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so kind of in the first six
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those six months, and then we've
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boney really just switched it back on
about update. But yeah, you can

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see all the data there in front
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so far around thirty percent of about
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done. But you do have some
ups and downs, so you're right,

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yeah, yeah, So obviously in
the all the four acts, you've got

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to be pretty robust. You've got
to be very measured in your risks.

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You've got to be ready to have
draw down and kind of survive that draw

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down to kind of get the gains
in the future. And I think there's

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no will being pulled over anyone's eyes
and what we do like there will be

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losing months, will be losing periods
even but obviously we aim to have just

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a very profitable medium to long term
outlooking what we do. So what's the

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worst month you've had? So I
think the worst month you can see there

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on the data, I believe is
for minus four percent and our best month

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is near twenty percent, So that's
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though, that we've had a drawn
down a fifteen percent, which means we've

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had a pullback of fifteen percent of
a balance before it's recovered at some point.

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And so what is the system that
is? How do you achieve these

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results? Yeah, so it's a
very very complex algorithm. And I know

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that term is thrown around a lot
these days, and this automated bots and

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this trading bots and as all these
things. Our system really really is complex

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and how it works. And in
a nutshell, the system is made up

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of three different types of trading strategy. So you have a strategy which aims

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to do a continuation strategy of the
trend in the market. We've got a

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pullback strategy as our number two style, which is looking for a pullback within

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a trend. And then we've also
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is looking for swings in the market. And these three strategies are traded across

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eight different currency pairs, one of
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So all than all, we have
three strategies running on eight pairs, so

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we actually have twenty four strategies running
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And what our system is doing is
it's looking for these long term opportunities,

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but the opportunities are so high quality
and so select the last system,

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even though it's analyzing twenty four strategies
twenty four five that only executes on average

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about eight trades a month. That's
how selectib it is. So we go

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for quality over quantity, obviously,
and we go for the bigger kind of

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market movements and high quality setups rather
than kind of the usual rubbish you quite

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often catching the forex space which is
kind of scalping things or in and out

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or kind of kind of small gains, very poor Rister award ratio. We

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aim for a very good Rister award
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on Rister award, and our biggest
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ten on a Rister award as well. Okay, so what's your best month

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that you've heard so far? Yeah, so our best month was around twenty

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percent. I think it was just
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see that on the days. If
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and we had a small kind of
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round I think eighteen to twenty percent, and that's pretty much sure it peaked,

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and then we started to rework on
our algorithm at that point, so

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we started to run trades just on
gold instead of all across eight currency paths,

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which you can see by the results
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of what they were doing previously.
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last month as we launched out to
the public, because we wanted to make

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sure it was kind of exactly how
we wanted it to be before we put

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it out there. Gotcha, Okay, So how hard is this system to

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do? I would say immensely hard. It's taken personally ten years to get

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to this point where I've been able
to develop something like this. I've been

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studying, learning, testing, trying
for over a decade the system and the

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company itself. It's taken well over
a year since we started this company since

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we've got to this point. And
this latest algorithm took five months of full

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time work of developers working on it, mathematical prodigies behind it. I'm not

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going to lie and computers running twenty
four seven for five months analyzing, optimizing

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testing. So it's been an immensely
complex project an algorithm to create and make,

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and it's my patented technology which I
own under my name. No one

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else has it in the world.
No one else has anything like this algorithm,

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which I guess is what makes as
very special as a company as well.

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So under what circumstances does this thing
lose money? So our trades have

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a tight stop loss on every single
one of them, so as a predetermined

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risk. So our worst risk you're
going to see is around two percent loss.

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So if we had a trade that
lost, you're going to lose two

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percent of your balance. If we
had consecutive trades losing back to back at

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the maximum risk of around two percent, obviously you're going to keep losing that

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two percent. But as you can
see, historically we've only ever lost fifteen

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percent before of a recovering and that
is because our winning trades are much larger

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than our losing trade, so we
can be functioning at a really a forty

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percent success rate and still be very
profitable in our strategy because of that risk

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to reward. But of course that
happens. But the good thing is if

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there was a huge market swing against
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before it would go any further.
But what happens when it goes past your

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stop lost? There are times where
the market gaps and then your stop isn't

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any good, right, Yeah,
It's very rare in the forex market due

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to just a very very high volume
of liquidity and the large liquidity providers that

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and we're dealing with. It would
take a catastrophic drop and a huge wipeout

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of liquidity, which would maybe happen
under circumstances you know black swan events where

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like you know, we saw the
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where it literally bombed, and that
would be then down to the level of

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liquidity of the brokerage that you work
in with and whether they can fulfill your

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stop loss in your price. But
those events are obviously very very rare and

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very far and teer between. So
so black swan happens, you're basically screwed.

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Yeah, I guess that's probably the
worst thing that could happen. In

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the forex space, and again it
would be down to I mean, the

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brokers that we work with have very
very high liquidity, so i'd hope that

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they would still honor the stock loss
price in a lot of the circumstances.

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But yeah, that is a good
way to look at it, all right.

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So but you know, we know
that these black swan events happen,

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So what are the odds of a
black swan? Is it one in a

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thousand, is it one in ten
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I would say the last black swan
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This was quite a long time ago
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typically major currency PAZ, it would
take for an entire country's economy to crash

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beyond all measure against another currency.
So you know, we're trading Australian dollar,

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US dollar, Canadian dollar, the
euro, gold, and we do

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trade Swiss frank Japanese yen, so
they're huge, huge economies, so it

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would take something extraordinary. So yeah, I wouldn't know that that's exactly carry

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off the top of my head,
but I would say since I've traded in

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the last decade, that hasn't been
a single one really that I've been involved

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in, so not in my kind
of lifetime of trading, all right,

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But I guess the point is we
haven't totally eliminated risk. You've reduced it

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probably to manageable levels, but you
know, risk is still present in everything

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you do, right exactly, and
I think that's so important to know.

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And again, as a company,
we we like to be really clear with

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that as well, that we don't
want people to invest more than they can

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afford to lose. You know,
we don't want people to put all our

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exam on basket. You know,
the usual wise proverbs that come in investing.

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So yeah, I'm very very keen
for people to be aware of that.

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So for subscribers, are they just
getting a feed from your algorithm basically,

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and it's they're getting buys and cells
coming. How many they get a

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day? Yeah, that's right.
So it is really as simple as a

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client signing up to our affiliated broker
who are fully regulated globally, their money

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is deposited and start in a fully
regulated online financial institution as well, and

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then our system will connect to their
balance and our trades will be copied over.

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Just like you were saying, Carrious, that they'll get the buys and

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the cells coming across from our algorithm. As far as how many happened a

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day, we can only really talk
monthly, as I mentioned, So we're

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looking, as I say, about
eight trades a month on average, but

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you do have months where you have
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fifteen trades. But as I say, our system is a lot more selective

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than I would say ninety nine percent
of the other vox systems out there that

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I've seen or I've book up a
grass all right, So if you want

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to find out more about this,
how do we get in turn with you?

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How do we connect with you on
the web? How do we sign

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up? Yeah, so best part
of call, I would hop onto our

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website which is fully Trading, which
is Puli Trading dot com. You'll be

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able to track all of our results
that which you were just tooking talking about,

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which is you know, the party
Verify. I'd you'll be able to

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see some really useful video clips on
our YouTube channel meet the team. You're

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able to hop onto any live zoom
calls in the future as well, and

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I kind of get a good gistism
what we're about, So hopefully that'll have

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a good overview of what we're doing
there. All right, Hey, we

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really appreciate you coming on. Always
looking for new systems that have an edge,

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which yours certainly appears too. If
you've got a question for Reuben or

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myself, you can shoot me an
email k L at Kerry Lets dot com.

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We'll get you an answer quick.
Check out the link. It's in

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right to Reuben's site, and while
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newsletter by Reuben. Appreciate you coming
on. We're going to take a closer

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look at your system, and we'll
have you back on at some point.

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