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Hillary Rodham Clinton In
1978, Hillary Rodham Clinton opened a trading account with only $1,000.
Records from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange reveal that she was able
to increase her account by 630% within approximately one week trading live
cattle futures. Within the next
ten months, her account ballooned to more than $100,000.00…
a return of 10,000%! Despite
a television interview in which Ms. Clinton asserted she studied the
commodities markets, there were allegations that she received considerable
help from her broker and very good friend, James B. Blair. Hillary Rodham Clinton popularized the fact that commodity trading can lead to extraordinary profits if you are on the right side at the right time.
These
trends are what make commodity trading so exciting.
Of course, futures trading carries a high degree of risk and exposure.
As you can see, one false move, and Hillary would have lost her entire
$1,000 in a blink. It
would be inappropriate to use Hillary Rodham Clinton as an example of what you
should expect from a futures trading account.
While many investigators believe some of Hillary’s gains were ill
begotten, no action was ever taken against her.
She discontinued trading in October 1979 and has allegedly never
returned. The investigations did reveal that it was absolutely possible to take $1,000 and turn it into $100,000 in less than a year. No other financial vehicles offer such extraordinary profit potentials with so little starting capital in such short periods. That’s the point of the Hillary Clinton experience. |
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