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Fifield: Chat with Traders has over 5,800 email subscribers

Aaron Fifield · Is He The Worlds Youngest, And Smartest Investor with Aaron Fifield · Feb 8, 2016 · at 10:33

Aaron Fifield, host of the Chat with Traders podcast, discusses his email list size after one year.

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“Right now we have 5800 subscribers, or just over and that's actually gonna be a big focus of mine going forward in 2016, is to really try and ramp those numbers up.”

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