Chicago, IL -- (SBWIRE) -- 11/28/2011 -- Secrets of Traders LLC® is pleased to announce Trading Advantage’sTM Special Promotion “A Feast of Education” Education Promotion for Thanksgiving. New members who sign up for Trading Advantage Education will receive a Special 25% Discount and 3 Months of Free Access to the Virtual Trading Room!

The Top Four Reasons to register for the Special Trading Advantage Thanksgiving Special: You will receive a 25% Special Holiday Discount, you will receive 3 Free Months of Access to the Virtual Trading Room, you will Learn How to Trade from the Trading Advantage Pro’s, and you will Enjoy Your Thanksgiving by Feasting on Trading Knowledge!”

Trading Advantage Education provides traders with a virtual cornucopia of benefits: Access to Larry Levin’s Consistent Trading Room, access to Larry Levin’s Virtual Trading Room, access to Larry Levin’s Market Profile Trading Room and access to Larry Levin’s Trade Analysis Room.

For full details on Trading Advantage’sTM Special Thanksgiving Promotion, visit http://tradingadvantage.com/lp/TA_NovemberPromo/

About Secrets of Traders LLC®
Secrets of Traders LLC® is dedicated to bringing the public the best of the brightest and most talented traders in the world. Our position as a premier educator in the financial community comes with a responsibility we take seriously. With so many companies touting their services how does one find the real educators, the right process for learning, and the correct tools for formulating financial success? Secrets of Traders’® sole endeavor is to seek out those gurus that truly epitomize greatness and bring them to the public in a well structured and value focused educational environment to help you achieve your financial goals. We are not going to sell you the dream….but we will teach you how you could make it a reality. Learn more about our guru, Larry Levin, and Trading AdvantageTM at http://www.tradingadvantage.com.

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