Trading Rolexes on Wall Street [The Startup Investor] Editor's Note: Voz is here with a special message - about Rolexes, ugly trades, and Lyfts. Trust me, they're all connected - somehow... Dear Reader, Let's say, you decided to go on a shopping spree for a brand-new, Rolex Submariner watch. You come into my store, and I show you two that are still in their green boxes both with that famous gold shell. To be clear, these are twin watches. Identical. Matching authenticity paperwork and all. I offer to sell you the first Rolex at full price, $10,000. The second for only $100. You'd be crazy not to pick the twin that's 99% cheaper than the other. You'd be picking up an asset that's instantly worth 9,900% more than you just paid for it. We know this doesn't happen in the "real world." But what about the stock market? [Different story]( (this is wild). Take Clarus. They're a $300 million manufacturer of outdoor equipment for skiing, backpacking etc. Recently, there were twin trades on Clarus. Same stock, time range, and so on. One twin paid out 38% in 16 days. Pretty good, right? Sure, until you see the other returned 263%. That's the Clarus trade that made my friend, Mark Sebastian, bank. He likes to jokingly refer to his trades as "[ugly]( and their popular twins as "beautiful." It makes sense when you hear how Mark's Clarus trade only cost $85. That was 96% cheaper than its "beautiful," yet identical, twin. Mark's secret? He invented an unusual strategy for spotting arbitrage opportunities in the stock market. [Twin trades]( - only one was 96-99% cheaper than the other. This isn't a rare occurrence either. Mark has averaged a 143.6% windfall every 10 days from the "[ugliest]( of his crazy arbitrage opportunities. He's been doing this a long time too. After spending a decade at the CBOE, becoming [one the greatest market makers ever]( (and a multi-millionaire), he launched an ultra-successful hedge fund. That made him and his high-net-worth clients millions more. I flew down to Austin, Texas so Mark could explain this lucrative Wall Street anomaly he's exploited forever. In [this clip]( you can see us examining Mark's recent "ugly" trade on Lyft. It paid him 169% in 3 days. All the while, its "beautiful" twin fell -16%. This is something you have to see to believe. So you're definitely going to want to [check this out](. Especially since, Mark has already identified his next two "ugly" targets. He reveals them after our chat. You can immediately put them to work. In a week, or so each could hand you a +100% windfall. [Click here]( for a private airing of our discussion. To Your Success, Olivia "Voz" Voznenko
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