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Reserve Officer in the Marine Corps. applies Weekly Windfalls strategy and wins 22 out of 23 trades. Is it really that easy? Click here to find out more. Hello trader, You know the type… the Wall Street traders who are lower than pond scum and will try to make as much money as they can, by any means necessary.     They’re egotistical and think they’re doing “God’s work” and are necessary to keep the wheels of the financial industry rolling. These Wall Street “insiders” are driven by sex, money, and drugs… … and get this, some of the largest investment banks still employ these types to this day — they continue to act on “insider information” and nothing’s really changed. Goldman Sachs is one firm that’s notorious for its insider trading… and they’ve got more than 35,000 employees around the world — you better believe there are many doling out proprietary information. The thing is... Goldman Sachs isn't the only institution trading off insider information. I’ve been following these Wall Street mammoths for quite some time and doing my due diligence. Now, I’m legally profiting off their every move. I think it actually helps to understand how insider trading actually works — once you figure out the inner workings of the investment-banking machine, you’ll realize how lazy these guys are at hiding their trades. There’s one interesting story from the mid-2000s involving a former trader at Goldman Sachs and a stripper whom he met at a gentlemen's club. The story involves two traders who met at Goldman Sachs (David Pajčin and Eugene Plotkin). Back in 2004, Eugene introduced David to his friend Stanislav Shpigelman — an investment banker at Merrill Lynch (now known as Bank of America Merrill Lynch). These guys had an arrangement that allowed both David and Eugene to rake in millions of dollars on multiple occasions by trading stocks based on inside information. That tight-knit circle netted $6.2M on just one single trade. But here’s the kicker: David was trading through his “girlfriend’s” trading account, who was an exotic dancer. Instead of having her place the trades, David had the stones to pretend to be his so-called girlfriend and place trades on several accounts. It didn’t take long for a customer service representative and Ameritrade to realize someone was committing fraudulent trades. Ultimately David was ordered to pay more than $28M to the SEC. However, that really doesn’t stop these insiders from acting on illegal information. Heck, just a few weeks ago a Goldman Sachs investment banker was charged in an insider trading scheme… but he was released real quick after posting a $250K bond. Bryan Cohen (the investment banker) participated in an insider trading scheme that needed George Nikas (who owns a restaurant chain GRK Fresh). Cohen provided an unnamed trader with proprietary deal information and gave it to Nikas who used it to trade stocks. The SEC noted the trader and Nikas pulled in millions in illicit gains in at least two different publicly-traded companies. If history can tell us anything about the nature of these traders… they never get the point, and they will still continue to throw down massive bets. I’ve actually developed a unique and simple way to profit off their every move — and it’s 100% legal. How does it all work, and more importantly, how can you spot and take advantage of these insider traders? Click here to continue reading.   Cheers to Profits!     P.S. I use an options scanner that lets me know if there's a high probability a stock will move in a specific direction. If you're in any stocks, I can quickly check them out for you and let you know if there's unusual options activity. Just reply to this email with the ticker and I'll get back to you if I see any suspicious call or put activity. 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