Crash ’24: The Best Trade of All Time?
When Stocks Crash, This Strategy Prints Money  | | DOUG
HILL | Dear Reader, The best trades of all time didn’t happen when markets were going up. They occurred when markets were crashing. It’s how John Paulson turned $2 billion into $20 billion during the Financial Crisis of 2007 and 2008. It’s how the world’s most successful hedge fund generated average returns of 100% year after year. And how another hedge fund made rare, once-in-a-lifetime gains of almost 10,000% in a month on a single trade. Historically, it’s been very difficult for normal investors to make money this way. Not anymore. Click here and I’ll show you. Sincerely, | | | Doug Hill
VP of Publishing, Paradigm Press | |
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