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Your Revenge on the ‘Big Money’ Can Start Today ?There ain’t no such thing as a fre

[TradeSmith Daily]( Your Revenge on the ‘Big Money’ Can Start Today “There ain’t no such thing as a free lunch.” It’s a phrase that pops up often in investing, and it’s older than you may think: Journalist Rudyard Kipling noted in 1891 how saloon owners would provide a “free lunch” to lure customers in as long as they bought at least one drink. The catch was that the free items on the menu just so happened to be salty foods (ham, cheese, and salted crackers), which would lead to patrons buying a lot of beer. Milton Friedman, who won the 1976 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, even paraphrased the maxim in the title of one of his books, “There’s No Such Thing as a Free Lunch.” It’s a folksy way of saying that even if something appears to be free, it never really is; there is always a cost to pay. RECOMMENDED LINK [Hidden Stock Under $5 Holds Tech World Hostage]( Tech monsters like Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and many more can no longer avoid doing business with [this one company that trades for less than $5...]( All of them are held hostage by the CEO's brilliant business tactics. And what's even crazier... Is that his tactics reach all the way to the public. He intentionally set up his company's stock under a [secret trade name...]( Did he fool you too? [Click here to see more]( To see that free lunch concept in investing, we don’t have to look any further than Robinhood Markets Inc. (HOOD). Robinhood founders Vladimir Tenev and Baiju Bhatt met at Stanford as roommates, decided to go to New York after graduation, and built two companies that sold trading software to hedge funds. The duo then decided to start a new endeavor with the mission of removing barriers for retail investors to take more control of their financial futures through commission-free trading. Robinhood.com On the surface, that sounds like a nice, free lunch. But as you may have already guessed, though Robinhood declares that your trades are commission free, you are still “paying” for those trades in a way that most people don’t realize. “In the case of commission-free trading, you pay with the information that your order gives,” said Quantum Edge Pro Editor Jason Bodner. To understand how this works and how someone else is gaining an edge from this information, all you have to do is look at the bellwether hedge fund Citadel, which was ranked on Dec. 7, 2022, by Visual Capitalist as the world’s fifth-largest hedge fund by assets under management. Here’s more from Jason: Citadel — and its record year — perfectly illustrates the successes we’re seeing from investors capitalizing on algorithmic trading. There are hundreds of funds just like Citadel collectively managing hundreds of billions of dollars. These “algos” — as they’re known in the parlance of the Wall Street — trade like crazy when volumes are thin because they specifically profit off that bid-ask spread: the difference between what you have to pay for a stock to buy it and what you’ll receive if you sell it. And they do this by knowing what you are going to do before you do it. Operators like Citadel and its Wall Street brethren buy that order-flow info. They can see your order to buy or sell a stock, and within nanoseconds they can rush in front of your order, buy the stock, and sell it back to you slightly higher. They do this all day long, with no human interaction, and it is fully legal. These algorithms are so fast that one second is like a full trading day. It’s frustrating, and there’s not much most investors can do about it. But with Quantum Edge Pro, Jason helps his members exact their own measure of revenge through his Quantum Edge system, which zeros in on the stocks big institutions are buying — even when those often shadowy players are doing all they can to keep their actions quiet. RECOMMENDED LINK [A New Panic Could Sweep America in 2023]( This Wall Street professor warns the FBI and U.S. Pentagon about a banking scheme that could soon cause a financial panic in all 50 states. [Get the exclusive story here]( While no one can rush to the front and buy before the hedge funds do, you can get in early enough to ride the momentum higher. Jason goes over his moneymaking playbook for the year ahead — and much more — in his full 2023 investing outlook, [which you have free access to here](. Enjoy your Wednesday, [Keith Kaplan]Keith Kaplan CEO, TradeSmith P.S. When you’re going up against sophisticated algorithmic traders and big hedge funds with near-bottomless resources at their disposal, it’s important to have a system of your own. That’s why I developed a “done-for-you” system that can help you generate instant cash income — even in a bear market. I call it the “Infinite Income Loop,” and it’s capable of generating payouts of several hundred dollars every week. [Click here]( to watch a demonstration of this incredible wealth-building tool. [Download now on the Apple Store]( [Get It On Google Play]( More Investable Information at Your Fingertips [TradeSmith’s 2023 Guide to Beating Inflation]( [Bitcoin Is Far from Dead (Here’s Proof)]( [This Could Be the Amazon of Gene-Editing Stocks]( [Electric Vehicles Passed This 5% Tipping Point – Here Are 2 Investments to Make]( [866.385.2076](tel:+866-385-2076) | support@tradesmith.com ©TradeSmith, LLC. All Rights Reserved. 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