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Warning – How to Rack Up Gains in the Coming Crash

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Dear Trader, Some of the biggest names in the industry are sounding the warning bell. "The next cras

Dear Trader, Some of the biggest names in the industry are sounding the warning bell. "The next crash is basically an avalanche waiting for the last snowflake. Since 2008, all the federal government has been doing is piling more debt on the mountainside, and they're just waiting for the next snowflake to hit. It's going to be the biggest crash in world history." Robert Kiyosaki, Author of Rich Dad Poor Dad "When you have reached this level of obvious super-enthusiasm, the bubble has always, without exception, broken in the next few months, not a few years." Jeremy Granthum, Legendary Founder GMO Investments While I’m not a doomsayer, there is one thing for sure…I would not have exposure in stocks without a hedge right now. Most “industry experts” will tell you that the best way to avoid the devastating economic consequences of a market crash is to put everything in cash, I’ll tell you why that is horrible advice. Back in mid-1999, we were in the middle of a dot.com bubble. Like now, some of the biggest names in the industry were sounding the warning bell, and some started shorting stocks. And by the end of 1999, they were sitting on HUGE losses. Of course, the crash came, but their timing was off. I certainly think a crash is possible within months, but more likely, it will take longer. Maybe years. And if years, then putting your retirement in cash may cause you to miss out on some tremendous gains in the meantime. That is why you need a proper hedge that can keep you in the market racking up the gains, but protect you if the market crashes. The Event “HOW TO RACK UP GAINS AND PROFIT FROM A MARKET CRASH” The Format: LIVE WEBINAR The Date: Tuesday, July 13th The Time: 5:00 pm ET [A Prompt Reply Will Reserve Your Spot]( Here is what you get: - How to Properly “Prepare” for a Market Crash - How to Continue to Gain if a Crash Doesn’t Come - Why Most Common “Hedging Strategies” (Like Buying Gold) Aren’t Actual Hedges - Why Hedging Can Actually INCREASE Your Gains When Stocks Don’t Crash - 1 Trick to Consistently Beat the Market at a Fraction of the Risk - 2 Things That MUST Happen When Stocks Crash, and How to Profit From Them - What Signs to Look for Before a Crash (Some are Happening Now) - What Strategy to Implement AFTER Stocks Crash for BIG GAINS (even if stocks remain low) - And Much More… Spots are Limited. [Click Here to Sign up Today]( Trade Smart, Retire Early. Ryan p.s. As a BONUS, I’m going to show you a trade you can make after the markets crash that will blow your mind. Post crash market conditions offer some of the craziest opportunities, and precious few, including 99% of all “industry experts” don’t even know these exist. We took advantage of this trade during the pandemic crash and made a small windfall. So you’ll Learn: - How to Prepare and Hedge for the Coming Crash - How to Continue Raking in Gains if the Crash Doesn’t Happen - How to Pocket a Small Windfall After the Crash (and no, not by “buying low”) [Click Here to Sign up Now]( Spots are Limited. p.s.p.s. If you are unable to attend the live presentation, it is being recorded and will be available shortly after. To gain access to the recording, you must sign up now. [Grab Your Spot Now]( Glossing over Risk Disclaimers is a dangerous habit many traders have developed. With all trading strategies, there is "profit potential" and there is "risk potential". Risk potential means you could experience losses. Profit potential means you could experience profits. Glossing over a risk disclaimer may lead to deciding to stop trading strategies long before they should stop trading them because they did not take the risk disclaimer seriously. Understanding risk is more important to the overall success of trading than you might think. Every strategy and trade opportunity associated with PDS Trader carries risk. In all cases, you decide whether the "profit potential" is worth the "risk potential". *Disclaimer – Results may vary from person to person and results are not guaranteed. (For more information, read our Privacy Policy [Unsubscribe]( Quantum Trading Technologies PO Box 1510 Clearwater, Florida 33757 United States

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