The Secret to Stealing from Wall Street Insiders

[RagingBull Elite]( Dear trader, Every day, fraudsters are taking advantage of regular people who are working hard to earn an honest living. Their method? Presenting deals on enormous returns that seem “too good to refuse.” That was the case of one man, Kevin Merrill, who owned a home just a few miles south of the RagingBull Maryland office. Inside the Story of a $364 Million Ponzi Scheme Mastermind With the help of two other hustlers, including Jay Ledford, Merrill financed a luxurious lifestyle through an ingeniously orchestrated Ponzi scheme that victimized over 400 people and raked in over $364 million in 5 years. [[In Kyle Dennis’ brand new eBook, Dollar Option Trader, he exposes how you can legally profit on potentially shady moves like these. It’s helped regular folks capture returns like 260%, 545%, and even 600%].]( Merrill and Ledford lured these investors into buying “consumer debt portfolios,” bundles of debt on student loans, car loans, and credit cards— when in reality they were simply using money from new investors to pay off previous investors and spend it extravagantly for themselves. Investors would wire Merrill and Ledford the cash, and the two would issue false documents indicating that they had purchased the debt portfolios and proceed to use the money quite differently. Like when Merrill received a new round of investment from a group in Chicago, he bought himself a $950,000 Bugatti Veyron, named car of the 2000-2009 decade by Top Gear. And when he received another round, he bought a $100,000 private fitness membership near his waterfront property in Naples, Florida, in addition to a rare $400,000 Italian Pagani Huayra Diablosports car. Or when he received money from some Bethesda investors, he spent $37,500 on watches and jewelry, $50,000 on private flights, and $100,000 at a Las Vegas casino. That’s all the cherry on the top, of course. All in all, Merrill’s lifestyle involved 25 cars and motorcycles, a speedboat, a private jet, and 6 homes, including his $1.6 million colonial home in Towson where he was headquartered when the Feds seized him. [[Just like Merrill, many insiders on Wall Street are ruthless. In the free Dollar Option Trader ebook, Kyle Dennis exposes more of their stories. And he reveals how you can piggyback on these shady characters in a way that’s 100% legal].]( Neighbors of Merrill who were social with nearly everyone in the tight-knit community claimed they “barely knew him,” but saw him driving down the road regularly in one of his many sports cars, a fleet that included a Rolls Royce, Ferrari, Bentley, Lamborghini, and Tesla. A quick Facebook search of Merrill revealed images of him flaunting “the good life” in extravagant European vacations — like one in which he and his wife were posing with a celebrity TV chef. But nobody could figure out where his money was actually coming from. So when a large group of Feds in their vehicles blocked local neighborhood traffic one morning, crawled up the hill behind his house, knocked on his door, and immediately threw him in handcuffs, the neighbors were anything but surprised. The Feds proceeded to pluck a 5-carat diamond ring off his wife’s finger, raid the house of his designer suits and expensive watches (including seven of the Richard Mille brand worn also by Tennis Pro Rafael Nadal), and roll out over a dozen of his sports cars on a couple of large flatbed trucks. In the end, Merrill was indicted in what turned out to be one of the largest Ponzi schemes ever charged in Maryland. [Want to profit on moves like Merrill’s, but do it legally and not go to jail? Download your free copy of the Dollar Option Trader ebook here to learn more.]( How to Legally Get a Piece of Fortunes Made by Fraudsters Wall Street is littered with shady players like Merrill who couldn’t give a damn about the well being of honest, hard working people like you. They rake in easy fortunes through illegal insider activity at the expense of regular investors who are trying to make basic and sound decisions about which direction a stock will move. For example, let’s say a big company buyout is about to take place and a Wall Street insider knows about it. That insider may throw down a huge far out of the money bet on calls expiring in a few days. Why would anyone in their right mind dump over $90,000 in call options set to expire WORTHLESS in a day or two? Because, just like clockwork, that options trader is able to make a QUICK $1,710,000 in trading profits. [Fortunately, you too can piggyback on these moves by identifying unusual options activity. Kyle Dennis does it all the time.]( Just recently, Kyle followed suit with a slew of unusual call options that were purchased on FireEye (FEYE), just before the news came out that Cisco Systems launched an offer to buy FireEye. Kyle took quick 100% gains on FEYE, even when the Dow was down 170 points that day. [Image]( Kyle is about to release a new unusual options activity watchlist through his [Dollar Ace trading service](, to reveal which stocks he’s thinking about jumping into. [If you want to learn how this all works, read Kyle’s newest Dollar Options Trader ebook about how he uses a proprietary scanner to detect what the fraudulent players on Wall Street are doing.]( [Image]( Kyle’s keeping this low-key for now, and only making this ebook available to the first 1,000 people who take action. 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