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Jeff Clark Shares a Surprising New Investment Strategy

Be skeptical of anything “new” offered by Wall Street. The idea might sound good at first. It might solve a problem and be useful in concept. But, just about every “new” product offered up on Wall Street morphs into just another old-fashioned way to fleece the public.

Written by

Jeff Clark

Published on

Jul 8, 2023

Editor’s Note: Today, we’re sharing an insight from colleague and master trader Jeff Clark. As Jeff says, markets have turned into a “casino.” And the house always wins…

But Jeff believes there is a way to tilt the odds in your favor. And he’s been experimenting with a new technique using his own money. What does it mean for your investments? Read on…

Be skeptical of anything “new” offered by Wall Street.

The idea might sound good at first.

It might solve a problem and be useful in concept.

But, just about every “new” product offered up on Wall Street morphs into just another old-fashioned way to fleece the public.

It stokes the gambling instincts of the retail trader/investor. And, it enriches the fat-cat institutions that play the role of the casino.

Think about exchange-traded funds (ETFs), for example. ETFs were originally created with the intent of making it easier for retail investors to buy a diversified basket of stocks – thereby lessening portfolio risk, and lowering transaction fees.

That certainly sounds like a good idea.

But, ETFs have morphed into gambling vehicles. We have double and triple-levered ETFs. We have inverse ETFs, and single stock ETFs. There are ETFs on commodities, futures, interest rates, and volatility.

Traders can play the upside and/or the downside of just about anything. And, they can do it with leverage.

The original intent of ETFs has been pushed aside. Now, they’re just another table game at the casino.

Several months ago, Wall Street introduced its latest “new” idea. It was marketed as an efficient and timely way for investors to hedge their portfolios against adverse moves, up or down, in the stock market. And, it has quickly become one of the most popular products on Wall Street.

Hundreds of thousands of contracts for this product trade every day the market is open. But, very few of those contracts are being used to hedge portfolios.

They’re being used to gamble.

And most gamblers are losing money.

The “house,” however, is doing just fine. The institutions that play the role of the casino are raking in big profits every day.

The interesting thing about this “new” product, though, is unlike ETFs and other products that require the casino to be significantly well-capitalized, individuals with as little as $2,000 can take on the role of the “house.”

In other words, strategies that were once available only to elite Wall Street institutions – that enable these firms to rake in piles of cash every single trading day – are now available to small, retail traders.

But, you have to know what to do. And, what not to do.

I’ve been experimenting with this “new” product, using my own money, for the past few months. The results have been outstanding.

Anybody can use this strategy to earn consistent income, every day the stock market is open, while avoiding the “gambling” nature of most folks who trade this new product.

I will be sharing all the details of this new system in a special presentation on Wednesday, July 12 at 8pm ET. It’s completely free.

And, I’ll even be giving away a new trade recommendation to everyone who attends. The last free recommendation I made during a presentation in April gained 136% in just five weeks.

To secure your spot, click right here…

Best regards & good trading,