The Smartest Leverage Play in the Market By Michael Salvatore, Editor, TradeSmith Daily Leverage can be either a trader’s best friend or their worst enemy. It just depends on how well they know each other. Trade leverage the wrong way, and you can wind up losing multiples more than you put up. But leverage isn’t dangerous on its own. The only danger from leverage comes from misunderstanding and misapplication. There are methods to leveraging the market’s moves to see huge wins in relatively short time… while taking on a reasonable level of downside. And when you combine those methods with an uncanny knack for being on top of the world’s biggest investment trends, often years before the crowd… You get a strategy like Eric Fry’s. Join us as we discuss how this special type of leverage works, how an expert trader manages his risk, and why Eric’s recent profit-taking of 550% on a winning trade is just the start of what’s to come. Even before he deploys the leverage, his stock selection here is pretty genius – watch now to see what I mean: 
If you’re interested in learning more about Eric’s leverage method, go here for more info. There Eric lays out everything you need to know about his strategy, and why he thinks it’s the best way for everyday investors to turn quarters into dollars in any market. For example, Eric tells the story in our interview of how the SPDR Gold ETF (GLD) went up 9% during his trade… But by using this strategy, his members saw their stake in GLD go up 117%. The iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) rose 18%, but Eric’s play went up 107%. And his recommendation of Vipshop (VIPS) went up 22% for the stock… But Eric’s strategy soared 252%! Check out his free presentation on the strategy here. To your health and wealth, 
Michael Salvatore
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