Shame on JP! Heres How to Get Them Back
Dear IDE Reader, Did you know that JP Morgan has a 'strategy' that exposes a little-known insider trading loophole? It's dirty, I know. But I have a way for you to get back at them. You see, they do a type of trade called a 10B5-1 trade (named after the SEC rule which was supposed to stop confusion over insider trading). It works like this: - The insider gives JP their money.
- The insider and JP design a 'phased' selling program.
- Depending on the information available to the insider (not the public), the insider can decide whether to make the trades or not.
According to Stanford's Graduate School of Business, 10B5-1 trades are so successful that they beat non-10B5-1 trades by over 500%! But for every trade these insiders win, there's a trade that the average investor loses. In fact, you've probably fallen victim to trades just like these in the past. But the good news is that you don't have to just sit there and take the loss… All you have to do is put your money into a market they can't touch. It's in a market too small for them to trade their billions. And by putting your money here, JP does not have the chance to take it from you in their sleazy trades. And the great news is that its low cost-of-entry and multi-thousand percent upside potential is perfect for anyone looking to sit back and enjoy the thrill of transforming $1,000 into over $98,000. Click here to learn more about how you could get back at JP and make multi-thousand percent returns with ease. Sincerely, Charles Delvalle Analyst Investor's Daily Edge
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