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Hit and Run Trading
“Hit and run?” Sounds like maybe I did something wrong? But don’t think for one second that I’m admitting to some kind of wrongdoing, because everything I did was 100% within the law.
And on this web page I'm going to show how easily I picked up and got away with $67,500... from some of the most fearful, and often greediest, speculators and investors who participate in the stock market.
Now I know it sounds suspicious. But as you'll soon see, it’s not.
What I did has been legally possible for more than 39 years. And for ordinary people like you and me, it's the easiest way to pocket a few hundred, or even a few thousand dollars, without working very hard.
In fact, I've shown this to other people, and they have joined me in this extremely unusual activity.
Like research chemist S. Ruof, who grabbed $2,100 and told me, "This was my first time, and it was very easy!"
Or retired dentist Norma C., who says, "I had no problems learning it. I have made over $10,000."
One of the folks who joined us made over $50,000 since finding out about this. He said, "I have been using this for almost a year, and now I’m living on it."
These are everyday people like you and me, who have come from all walks of life. None of them have any specialized skills or training in this field. Yet each has learned how to do this simple action to supplement, or even replace, their monthly income.
In only 5 months, I picked up over $67,500 this way. Whenever I do this, it takes me only 2 to 3 minutes. I do it from my laptop, sitting comfortably in my home office. I have the use of the money right away. It’s mine to use any way I choose: to pay my bills - to take vacations - or buy a new car.
My name is Joe Ross. I’ve been trading in the markets for almost 6 decades. And I'm going to show you exactly how I pull off what I like to call "Hit and Run Trading."
Now I understand that you may have moral reservations about doing this yourself. So let me put your mind at ease and show you exactly what it is - why it's been lawful for more than 35 years - and how you can use it to grab cash month after month in just a few minutes of your time. How you can use it to pay your bills... buy gifts, travel... supplement your income... or whatever you wish.
Then you can decide if it's something you could feel comfortable doing. And if so, you'll see how easily you, too, could pocket a bunch of money almost immediately after reading what I have to say...
Hit and Run Trading exploits people’s fear of losing money
The first thing you should know about this way to pocket money is that it's lawfully being done by huge investment banks and hedge funds every day.
Of course, the fact that they do it doesn't make it legal. But what they do was passed into law by Congress, signed by the President, and endorsed by the SEC and the U.S. Federal government - most likely at the urging of Wall Street's large hedge funds and investment banks, who make billions of dollars with it every year.
Now I'm not talking about any kind of regular investing, day trading, or anything like that. And when I say "pocketing money," I'm not describing any form of stealing or robbery.
As you probably know, Wall Street has many ways of making money which have nothing to do with buying or selling stocks. In fact, what I will show you if you join me is how to not buy stocks, unless for some reason you want to own them.
The actions of the big money traders make money for them in seconds, time and time again. In most cases with little risk, because they create situations in which they almost always make money.
Perhaps you've heard of some of them, like high-frequency trading or arbitrage, a tactic that lets Wall Street pros buy up investments at one exchange at a lower price, and immediately sell them at another exchange at a profit.
They can do this over and over again, with little chance of losing money. With high-frequency trading, they can do a thousand trades in a second or two.
Tactics like these are not available to people like us. But they generate piles of cash for the professionals who use them.
Maybe you've heard of the specialized investments Wall Street creates, which let the pros exploit existing market situations at huge profits, but with little or no risk.
These Wall Street insiders use strange-sounding names like “credit default swaps,” and “collateralized debt obligations” to snatch billions of dollars from the markets.
These tactics may be lawful, but in my opinion they are unethical.
Yes, there are many tactics used on Wall Street which, in reality, add up to legalized theft - unfair tactics that allow them get away with a fortune, but aren't available to individuals like you and me.
I don't agree with these tactics, no matter how lucrative they are, because I don't believe in making money by hurting or exploiting someone else financially. I have always made my money by performing a service or producing a product. It’s no different with Hit and Run Trading, I want to create new value.
Yes, there is one type of “clever” trading which is both ethical and within the law. I use that kind of trading all the time, and have no reservations in using it (and neither should you) because by using it I perform a service that others want.
A similar service is heavily used on Wall Street by their taking advantage of their mountains of cash. But in the case of what I do, it isn't complicated and doesn't require large sums of money. It’s a form of price insurance - and it's available to regular folks like you and me.
I've adapted the service for my own use, making it possible to use with almost anyone’s limited resources.
In fact, what I do often lets me jump ahead of the big Wall Street firms and get away with a cut of their profits before they even know what happened. And that's why I call it Hit and Run Trading.
It's easy to do, and you don't need any specialized training or skill to do it.
But it wasn't always like this...
Computer technology gives us access to this Wall Street secret
Years ago, when this way of trading was made lawful, it wasn't available to ordinary investors. Only Wall Street professionals could take advantage of it.
But all that changed in the 1990's when the combination of the personal computer and the Internet made the markets accessible to all. That's when regular folks like you and me gained access to the markets through online discount brokers. And for the first time, we were able to directly get at the same pools of money as the pros. And for the first time also, we could use Hit and Run Trading to pull in money just as the pros do.
"I was able to pay off my car almost 2 years early!" says Lori B. in Austin, TX, after grabbing $13,250.
“I’m taking my family on a long hoped-for vacation, says Michael Ems of Cape Town, South Africa.
These folks are grabbing the easiest and safest income possible.
As John Vacani, an investment analyst said; "It's really doing a service for those who need to protect the value of their investments. It’s truly a win-win situation for those who provide the service and those who need it."
And once you try it for yourself, you'll see exactly why. Because with Hit and Run Trading, you can pocket money every day the markets are open, while at the same time providing a real service to those who need it.
So how do you do it?
It works through your online brokerage account by accessing money lying around in the financial markets.
Now I realize you may not think the markets have money lying around for you to simply grab.
But that is how Wall Street does it. Let me show you...
Providing insurance against fear
Many stock market investors, as well as many stock market advisers, live in fear of falling stock prices. Investors, especially, fear losing money on their stock investments through a stock market crash or falling prices in what they call “a bear market.”
Stock market psychology erroneously equates rising prices with being “good” and falling prices with being “bad.” Therefore the markets are heavily biased towards rising prices. But nothing, not even stock prices, goes up forever, so stock prices are said to “climb a wall of worry.”
Most investors can withstand the normal ups and downs of the stock market, but they are terrified of suddenly falling (crash) or steadily falling (bear market) stock prices. To protect against falling prices, investors are advised to purchase a form of price insurance. That insurance protects them against falling prices.
Said another way, an investor can purchase insurance against falling stock prices by purchasing an insurance contract that will grow in value at the same time the value of shares of stock is lost due to falling prices.
Insurance is no doubt one of, if not the best, business in the world. Insurers receive money up front for perceived risks that may never take place. That upfront money is what they call “the float,” and they use it to invest for profits. But unlike other businesses that have to pay interest on money they borrow, insurers get their investment capital for free via the premiums people pay for insurance. What a racket, huh?
When you purchase accident insurance, you immediately cough up the money to protect against an accident, but hope you never have one. The insurer has the exact same hope. Your protection is from month to month, quarter to quarter, semi-annually, or year to year, depending on how you pay for it.
When you buy health insurance, you come up with the money, “the premium”, to pay for an insurance you hope you will never have to use. Again, you pay for it each month, each quarter, semi-annually, or perhaps on a yearly basis.
If a person buys a one-year term life insurance policy, the insurance expires at the end of one year, and has to be renewed for another year, usually at a higher price. If not renewed at the end of one year, the insurance policy expires worthless. Strange! The only way to collect on that kind of insurance is to die. Still, it serves an economic purpose for those who survive the person insured.
Buyers of price insurance are insuring against something they hope they will never have to use. Sellers of price insurance share the same hope. Price insurance against falling prices is sold for one week, one month, one quarter, several months, or even one year and beyond. The longer the insurance period covered, the higher the price for protection, since the insurer will be at risk for a long period of time.
The buyer of price insurance wants the insurer to take the risk of falling stock prices by agreeing to buy the insured’s stock when prices have fallen to the point of loss. For that insurance, the buyer pays a premium.
The seller of price insurance receives immediate income in the form of the premium paid by the insured. The seller agrees to buy devalued shares of stock from the buyer of the price insurance, and statistics show that at the end of the insurance period 8 out of 10 insurance contracts have no value whatsoever. They expire worthless, without the insured’s collecting anything. Price insurance is the cost paid for protection against a fall in the price of the underlying shares of stock.
The seller of price insurance pockets the contract premium and gets to keep it on average 80% of the time, but what about the other 20% of the time? Does the insurer, the person selling the insurance, have to pay up? Does the seller of price insurance actually have to pay up, and purchase the devalued shares of stock as set out in the insurance contract? Not with Hit and Run Trading.
With Hit and Run Trading, you will find out how to pocket guaranteed option premium, i.e., guaranteed income, without ever having to buy a single share of stock. A Hit and Run trader never has to fear falling stock prices, because a Hit and Run trader will never have to own shares of any stock. If you never own shares, you will never fear a falling stock market, and never lose money by owning shares.
Just click "submit" and access unlimited cash
The most money made by the professionals in the stock market is not made by buying and selling stocks. The real money, the big money, is made by dealing in derivatives. Price insurance is a derivative. And derivatives comprise the largest financial market in the world.
The word derivative means that the financial instrument, (in this case the price insurance contract) is derived from an intangible — the intangible in this case is fear of losing money on the price of shares of stock. Every derivative must have an underlying asset. In the case of price insurance, the underlying assets are the shares of stock.
Derivatives have many different names such as:
Forward rate agreements...
Money market instruments...
Stock options...
Swap options...
Interest rate caps...
Property index notes...
Futures...
and many additional names, most of which we’ve never even heard.
Their names might sound confusing, but basically these are all just various types of bets. Insurance, too, is a bet.
Derivatives are bets on anything to do with money. Like bets on what interest rates will be next month - bets on fuel prices – or, as in the case of price insurance for stocks, bets on share prices. If you buy insurance of any kind, you are placing a bet.
If you buy life insurance, you bet the company that you might die tomorrow, and the insurance company says, “Yes! You will die, but not yet.” When you buy health insurance, you bet you will get sick, but the insurance company says, “We don’t think so.” With accident insurance, you bet you will have an accident, but the insurance company says, “We don’t think you will.”
Hit and Run Trading has nothing to do with your making any of these bets. With Hit and Run Trading, you take the insurance company’s side of the argument. You don’t make a bet, you take a bet, but it’s a bet you cannot lose if you are careful in underwriting the risk.
I got the Hit and Run Trading idea by finding out how Wall Street makes its money, which led me to the secret I want to share. I learned how to underwrite risk, so that I never have to buy the devalued shares of stock. Wall Street makes money by unfairly collecting the money being lost on bets. I learned to make money by performing a much-wanted service.
Let me show you what I mean...
Investors lose money betting that prices will fall
The money they lose is yours for the taking. Many of the bets placed in the stock market are highly speculative. For instance, I recently saw bets being made that Microsoft's stock price would drop. People who simply don’t understand Microsoft’s business, were buying price insurance to hedge against expected falling prices. Wow! Were they ever wrong! Within a week, Microsoft’s prices soared 2 ½% in a single day.
In other words, some people were using the stock market to bet that Microsoft's stock price would collapse in the next few weeks. To me, that's just ridiculous. But what's even crazier is that these people had put up $2,320 betting this would happen.
To show you how unlikely this bet is, just consider that Microsoft has been around for decades and is the world's number 1 software company. They make multiple billions a year from their software business. Microsoft actually has 16 businesses that make over a billion dollars a year each. And their money from this has been going up every year without any signs of stopping. Even during the last financial crisis, Microsoft's stock didn't drop by as much as these people were betting on.
So short of an unprecedented global disaster, I don't see how its share price could possibly drop an anticipated 60% in a few weeks.
But for whatever reason, there were some people out there who've placed bets on this happening.
Who are these people?
They are speculators, and fear-driven investors. In fact, they may be some of the insiders... or Wall Street's wealthy clients. Often they are people with perhaps more money than common sense.
To them, the stock market is just a huge casino where they can place bets in the off chance of hitting a large jackpot. These people just love taking risks, and would feel equally at home in a casino. Losing on speculative bets like this is normal in their pursuit of that one lucky bet that may pay off. It comes with the territory, similar to losing your bet on a spin of the roulette wheel.
Lots of people gamble in the stock market. They do it for the adrenaline rush, and the euphoria that comes with it. Others, who are fearful investors, are often just plain ignorant of the realities of the markets.
And that's why they're placing bets on things like Microsoft's stock dropping so far in such a short time. It's trying to attain the thrill of getting rich quick, or to protect against unlikely losses.
Of course, Microsoft's stock price will go up and down over the next few weeks as it always does. But it's virtually impossible for it to drop as much as those speculators were betting on. Too bad for them, because they'll lose the $2,320 per contract they've put on this wager. And in most cases, some Wall Street firm will pick up this money like a casino collecting bets from its gambling table.
And this is where the Hit and Run Trading comes in. Because with Hit and Run Trading, you can grab this money before Wall Street does.
"I couldn't believe how easy it was. Last year I made $78,000," says Denise H. in Albany, NY.
And Bahamas retiree, Don W., is collecting $1,300 EACH WEEK.
Let me show you how you could do it...
How to "steal" from Wall Street's income
What Hit and Run Trading enables you to do is spot these ridiculous bets, and collect the money being lost by those impulsive speculators and fearful investors.
As I mentioned, I don't believe in taking money from people without their consent. And I certainly don't believe in hurting someone else financially while my own wealth is growing.
When you use this tactic, you are simply collecting the money lost by impulsive (and often wealthy) gamblers who make wildly speculative bets in the derivatives market. They are willing to pay for price insurance, which will result in limiting their losses. They are placing a bet, and I’m willing to take that bet knowing I will win.
That's what the Hit and Run Trading allows you to do. It helps you to run ahead of Wall Street and pick up the money being lost before they do, while at the same time performing a needed service.
That's why I call it a "hit and run". Because when you do this, you're "snatching" some of Wall Street's profit.
And as I said, I'm completely comfortable with a legal strategy that earns me money while I perform a service others are willing to pay for.
To give you an idea of how easily you can pick up this kind of money, just look at the vast number of bets and the money in the market right now...
Millions of bets losing money means millions of dollars for the taking
Today, as I write this, TransCanada Pipeline Company is selling for $45.52. In the last 4 days the price has risen $0.85, and rose more than $2 in the past 3 weeks. Yet there are 1,402 crazies and fear-driven holders of TransCanada who are willing to bet that prices will fall back 87% in the next 6 weeks.
Johnson & Johnson, a global dominating blue chip company, just hit $98.23 per share, up from $85.47 per share in less than 2 months. There are 2,824 owners of Johnson & Johnson who are willing to pay someone to take their shares off their hands if prices fall back to $85 in the next 19 days!
Earlier I showed you some of the ridiculous bets people have placed on Microsoft’s stock. Now, I’ve shown you two more insane bets. But the truth is, it's like that with nearly every large stock on the New York, AMEX, and NASDAQ stock exchanges - on everything from stock symbols AAPL to ZZZ.
Your online brokerage account holds the key to collecting money in less than 5 minutes
Doing these "hit and run trades" is very easy. In fact, it involves steps that are not unlike placing a regular order to buy or sell shares of stock, except that in this case you don't use the stock order section of your account.
Instead, you access another account feature of which most people simply aren't aware. It gives you direct access to the money you'll be extracting with the Hit and Run Trading.
If you deal with any of the large online brokerages like Fidelity... E*Trade... Charles Schwab... TD Ameritrade... or Scottrade, you most likely have this feature in your account. Personally, I use Interactive Brokers to do the job.
The key to access the money is easier to find on some brokerage websites than others. And some accounts have the feature locked out or disabled by default. But don't worry. With a few clicks or a phone call, you can usually unlock this feature in your existing brokerage account. I'll show you exactly how.
Once you've enabled this account feature, you simply enter a specific code into the account. I'll show you how to generate the code. This code is used to place the "transfer request" that extracts a given amount of money out of the market.
And then, you just click "submit" to watch the money get transferred into your account.
How much you collect varies each time. But most people I've shown this to can withdraw a few hundred to a few thousand dollars at a time.
So where do you get these "transfer request" codes?
That's easy - I'll teach you how they are constructed. Putting them together is child’s play. I’ll also give you simple step-by-step instructions on how to use them. All you have to do is follow the directions I give you in my online seminar, workshop, and two months of daily guidance.
Start profiting by joining my next group of insurers...
During the period of daily guidance I’ll give you details on how much you can expect to grab, and how to go about collecting the money.
If you're interested, I'll add you to the list for my next course immediately.
You see, I've been a trader for almost six decades, and an educator for more than half that time. I love to show people how they can make money. In the early 1990s I formed Trading Educators. Trading Educators has grown to have representation in numerous countries around the world. We have students on every continent.
I’ll show you how to find the bets most likely to lose, so you can then collect them.
And once you've taken my online seminar and workshop, I'll not leave your side for two full months — and beyond that if you wish. I'll guide you every day with all the information you could possibly need.
I am so confident that you will not lose money selling price insurance that I guarantee to give back your seminar and guidance fee if you incur even one loss during the two-month guidance period. What I will show you is not for novices who are happy with mediocre gains...
Collecting a steady income this way is not for everyone. And I find that the people who benefit most from my program usually meet two specific qualifications:
First, I recommend you have at least $2,000 in investing capital set aside. $2,000 will severely limit what you can do, but it will enable you to learn the technique and rather quickly build your capital so that you can snatch more and more money away from Wall Street, and help those who need your service.
Of course, whether or not you choose to follow my advice, and how much money you commit to any single bet, is entirely up to you. But it's a good idea to have at least this much capital at your disposal so you get the maximum benefit of the techniques I'll be showing you.
And second, you must be open to embracing a new way of seeing things. I will be showing you a highly profitable way to make money.
In my experience as a trader and educator, I’ve seen that most people are afraid to try anything that looks in any way "unusual." Especially when it comes to the financial markets.
If that sounds like you, I regret wasting your time.
I have no interest in showing you a conventional way of making money. If all you want to do is buy stocks and collect a few dividends, there’s no point in continuing because my technique relies completely on money to be made from the highly lucrative derivatives market.
In other words, you'll be using tactics that might be entirely new to you, unlike anything you imagined would be legal or even possible. Let’s be honest. Have you really ever heard of price insurance? Where would you go to buy such a service?
As a result, you must be willing to use the investments found in the derivatives market, including stock options. They are the best way to collect the money being lost in this market.
That's why with Hit and Run Trading, we'll be using stock options to collect other people's wild bets. Those stock options are the financial vehicle the government provided to the market insiders over 35 years ago.
To reiterate, we're NOT making any bets ourselves. We're only going after the money being lost on those crazy gambles and fear-driven hedges.
So, if you're comfortable with mutual fund gains or a typical buy-and-hold approach, Hit and Run Trading most likely isn't suited for you.
On the other hand, if you're still interested and ready to collect a safe, consistent guaranteed income, then I think you'll love Hit and Run Trading.
And don't worry, you don't need any special skill or prior experience. Just a willingness to try something you may have never done before.
If you're excited by the idea of making an extra $1,000 or more each and every month, I think you're going to love this!
California insurer, Jose M., says, "I am averaging about $4,000 per month."
And listen to this one: Lukas Z. was so excited with his results, he sent me an email saying, “I'm buying a new BMW since everything else is paid off.”
So how much does it cost to join me on my Wall Street "raids?" How much is it worth to know you have guaranteed income for life, with a money-back guarantee that you will not lose any money if you do as I say?
Would $100,000 be too high? What about $50,000? Would you give a year’s pay to know you are set for life?
Well, I don’t charge anywhere near that kind of money. I will reserve a seat for you at my online seminar. Before the seminar you will receive a PDF copy of the seminar content so that you can look it over and prepare yourself for what I will show you.
I will also reserve a seat for you at the online workshop. You will receive a PDF copy of the workshop material as well. Two-days later, you will be ready to start hauling in the money. From that point on, I will hold your hand and guide you for 2 months, during which time I guarantee you will have had no losses. Two months of guidance is more than enough for most to completely master my strategy and technique. The price for all that is $2,900, no ups, no extras, no discounts. It’s more than a fair price for knowledge that can make you financially independent.
Here's how you can start collecting income now:
How to get started...The money from your 1st "insurance premium" could cover your cost
The fact is, you could easily collect 2 to 3 times that amount in the next few days if you have sufficient starting capital.
The bottom-line is that I believe that what I show you will change your life for the better as soon as you start using it. And it could easily help you make a retirement fortune, as it is already doing for so many other people who are selling price insurance.
IMPORTANT: If you intend to sell price insurance from an IRA or other controlled pension plan, you may need to obtain permission from the broker to do so.
You can sign up right here. This will take you to a secure order page, where you'll be able to review everything before submitting your order.
Wishing you all the best,
Joe Ross
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