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Wall Street’s insurance selling strategy

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This simple graphic could change the way you see trading
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What do Wall Street's top traders and the biggest insurance companies in the world have in common?

They've both built a strategy where the odds are in their favor.

Look at this graphic:

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When an insurance company sells you a policy, they are making a bet based on the very low probability that they will ever have to pay out.

And Wall Street does the exact same thing with this "Executive Bonus Check" strategy.

By selling a "promise" that they know they will rarely have to pay, Wall Street's top traders regularly cash bonus checks like…

  • $100 per contract
  • $345 per contract
  • $185 per contract
  • $310 per contract

Warren Buffet recently made one of those plays with 50,000 contracts and generated an enormous $7.5M upfront "bonus check"!

All by using the strategy I recently revealed.

Now, I should be very clear: this strategy isn't bulletproof. There will be losing trades. Just like insurance companies that have to pay out on a fraction of their policies.

But as soon as you watch this presentation, you'll see why being on the other side of the exchange has been so successful for Wall Street and Warren Buffett (and how I've been using the same techniques in my account).

Enjoy,

Jack Carter

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