A BUFFETT SECRET: LEVERAGING OUTSIDE FUNDS

Everyone knows that “it takes money to make money.”

But not everyone has the money to leverage and, potentially even more significantly, if it is your money
you stand to harm yourself and your family by risking it.

Oftentimes, becoming wealthy – or at least financially independent – isn’t always about finding the right
investment. Sometimes it’s all about leveraging others’ money.

When I was a kid, about 9 or 10 years old, my dad pulled me aside to give me my $10 allowance. He’d
always ask me, “You know the best way to build equity?”

And to be honest, I had no idea what equity even meant at the time.

I wanted my allowance to go blow it on the latest Atari games...

But I’d listen in anyway.

“The best way to build equity is with other people’s money. You can own all the games you want, but
with other people's money.”

Then again, I was already doing that with his money, or my allowance.

I wasn’t about to say that to my father, but his point was a simple one that finally hit home for me about
10 years later. Apparently, I was a slow learner.

But it left a lasting impression that I rely on to this day. I could make money using other people’s money.

One of the simplest forms of leveraging money in this way is through compound interest.

What many fail to understand is that if you begin investing early enough, your money will actually work
for you due to the value of compounding returns.

If 20 year old John puts $10K into an investment yielding 10% per year, he’d end up with about 800
THOUSAND DOLLARS at the retirement age.

What’s amazing is that he still only invested $10K. The vast majority of the earnings are actually coming
from what the investment already paid out to him. So he is making money with their money,

He never risked more than $10K, yet he is using $100K, $200K and $500K down the road to earn interest
from that he never had to put up himself.

Look at residential real estate, for example.

Consider what happens if you put 10% down on a property worth $300,000. The bank fronts the rest. So
your initial investment is $30,000. If the house goes up in valued by $50,000, you just made a profit of
$20,000 (before interest and taxes). In short, you used someone else’s money to create a return.

Look at commercial real estate:

Leveraging occurs when a buyer is able to purchase property using a fraction of his own resources, while
a lender contributes the remainder of the purchase price. Someone looking to use commercial space
might be able to generate $50K a month in revenue but it would require them putting up $2M to
acquire the space. With leveraging, they may be able to put up $250K and generate the same monthly
cash flow with a fraction of the investment.

Crowdfunding is a great example, too.

It involves leveraging your social network in campaigns that seek contributions from large groups of
people. Some of these campaigns are nothing short of amazing. A “smart watch” company has
generated OVER 20 Million in funds from Kickstarter to launch their business. They have all that cash to
make their business work, yet almost none of the risk.

Crowdfunding is used in real estate too. In fact, in 2014, Hard Rock Hotel Palm Springs offered
accredited investors the opportunity to fund a piece of the hotel’s $1.5 million campaign to fund
entertainment, spa expansions, and possible nightclub with a potential return of 15% from future rental
payments.

This principle is extremely powerful for traders. Most traders use margin trading to create this leverage
which can be very powerful. However, unlike some of the examples we’ve discussed so far, risk DOES
increase dramatically with this method.

Even Warren Buffett will tell you that:

"When leverage works, it magnifies your gains. Your spouse thinks you're clever, and your neighbors get
envious," explained Buffett in his 2010 shareholder letter.

"But leverage is addictive. Once having profited from its wonders, very few people retreat to more
conservative practices.”

See, when it comes to using the power of other people’s money, the key is that it should not put you
and your family on the chopping block. The entire benefit of this model is to eliminate risk to your
personal well-being and so many traders have it wrong.

Apiary Fund takes the power of OPM (other people’s money) to the extreme level.
We allow traders to trade with our funds, but instead of having a small amount of risk, they have ZERO
risk. We provide every penny and take every ounce of risk.

It’s arguably the most powerful way to create income because we don’t limit your profit potential, we
just eliminate your risk.

HOW BIG WINNERS ARE REALLY MADE

A BUFFETT SECRET: LEVERAGING OUTSIDE FUNDS

HOW BIG WINNERS ARE REALLY MADE

PRECISION TRADING IS SIMPLER THAN YOU THINK

AN OBVIOUS RULE THAT YOU’RE PROBABLY MISSING

HOW TO PLAY THE PRICE ACTION GAME (THE RIGHT WAY)

THE APIARY OPPORTUNITY

This eBook is brought to you by the Apiary Fund.

For complete details on their “Trade Our Money” program, click here.

Risk Disclaimer

There is a very high degree of risk involved in trading. Past results are not indicative of future returns.
InvestingBreakout.com and all individuals affiliated with this site assume no responsibilities for your
trading and investment results. The indicators, strategies, columns, articles and all other features are for
educational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice. Information for futures
trading observations are obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but we do not warrant its
completeness or accuracy, or warrant any results from the use of the information.

Your use of the trading observations is entirely at your own risk and it is your sole responsibility to
evaluate the accuracy, completeness and usefulness of the information. By downloading this book your
information may be shared with our educational partners. You must assess the risk of any trade with
your broker and make your own independent decisions regarding any securities mentioned herein.
Affiliates of InvestingBreakout.com may have a position or effect transactions in the securities described
herein (or options thereon) and/or otherwise employ trading strategies that may be consistent or
inconsistent with the provided strategies.

Privacy Policy

Copyright © 2019 by Investing Breakout.

37 N Orange Ave STE 500 Orlando, FL 32801 https://investingbreakout.com/

All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. No part of this publication may be
reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic,
mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Sir Isaac
Publishing. 

CHAPTER

01

A BUFFETT SECRET: LEVERAGING OUTSIDE FUNDS

ApiaryFund

Everyone knows that “it takes money to make money.”

But not everyone has the money to leverage and, potentially even more significantly, if it is your money
you stand to harm yourself and your family by risking it.
Oftentimes, becoming wealthy – or at least financially independent – isn’t always about finding the right
investment. Sometimes it’s all about leveraging others’ money.

When I was a kid, about 9 or 10 years old, my dad pulled me aside to give me my $10 allowance. He’d
always ask me, “You know the best way to build equity?”

And to be honest, I had no idea what equity even meant at the time.

I wanted my allowance to go blow it on the latest Atari games...

But I’d listen in anyway.

“The best way to build equity is with other people’s money. You can own all the games you want, but
with other people's money.”

Then again, I was already doing that with his money, or my allowance.

I wasn’t about to say that to my father, but his point was a simple one that finally hit home for me about
10 years later. Apparently, I was a slow learner.

But it left a lasting impression that I rely on to this day. I could make money using other people’s money.

One of the simplest forms of leveraging money in this way is through compound interest.

What many fail to understand is that if you begin investing early enough, your money will actually work
for you due to the value of compounding returns.
If 20 year old John puts $10K into an investment yielding 10% per year, he’d end up with about 800
THOUSAND DOLLARS at the retirement age.

What’s amazing is that he still only invested $10K. The vast majority of the earnings are actually coming
from what the investment already paid out to him. So he is making money with their money,

He never risked more than $10K, yet he is using $100K, $200K and $500K down the road to earn interest
from that he never had to put up himself.

Look at residential real estate, for example.

Consider what happens if you put 10% down on a property worth $300,000. The bank fronts the rest. So
your initial investment is $30,000. If the house goes up in valued by $50,000, you just made a profit of
$20,000 (before interest and taxes). In short, you used someone else’s money to create a return.

Look at commercial real estate:

Leveraging occurs when a buyer is able to purchase property using a fraction of his own resources, while
a lender contributes the remainder of the purchase price. Someone looking to use commercial space
might be able to generate $50K a month in revenue but it would require them putting up $2M to
acquire the space. With leveraging, they may be able to put up $250K and generate the same monthly
cash flow with a fraction of the investment.

Crowdfunding is a great example, too.

It involves leveraging your social network in campaigns that seek contributions from large groups of
people. Some of these campaigns are nothing short of amazing. A “smart watch” company has
generated OVER 20 Million in funds from Kickstarter to launch their business. They have all that cash to
make their business work, yet almost none of the risk.
Crowdfunding is used in real estate too. In fact, in 2014, Hard Rock Hotel Palm Springs offered
accredited investors the opportunity to fund a piece of the hotel’s $1.5 million campaign to fund
entertainment, spa expansions, and possible nightclub with a potential return of 15% from future rental
payments.

This principle is extremely powerful for traders. Most traders use margin trading to create this leverage
which can be very powerful. However, unlike some of the examples we’ve discussed so far, risk DOES
increase dramatically with this method.

Even Warren Buffett will tell you that:

"When leverage works, it magnifies your gains. Your spouse thinks you're clever, and your neighbors get
envious," explained Buffett in his 2010 shareholder letter.

"But leverage is addictive. Once having profited from its wonders, very few people retreat to more
conservative practices.”

See, when it comes to using the power of other people’s money, the key is that it should not put you
and your family on the chopping block. The entire benefit of this model is to eliminate risk to your
personal well-being and so many traders have it wrong.

Apiary Fund takes the power of OPM (other people’s money) to the extreme level.

We allow traders to trade with our funds, but instead of having a small amount of risk, they have ZERO
risk. We provide every penny and take every ounce of risk.

It’s arguably the most powerful way to create income because we don’t limit your profit potential, we
just eliminate your risk.
CLICK HERE FOR A QUICK START TUTORIAL ON HOW IT WORKS

CHAPTER

02

HOW BIG WINNERS ARE REALLY MADE

ApiaryFund

In today’s fast-paced world of T1 fiber optic connections and fraction-of-a-second trade executions,
we’ve been brainwashed to believe that speed is everything.

The markets move fast so we need to move faster.

Incorrect.

The best traders in history have demonstrated the exact opposite trait, proving patience and a slow
hand to be a more profitable skill.

Pierre Andurand is not a household name, but in 2008 he pulled off one of the most successful trades of
all time.

After raising $300 million to start his new hedge fund, he began buying crude oil futures hand over fist.

It is rumored that he held more than half of all existing oil futures at one point during the year.

It was a risky move, to say the least. And more importantly… it took time.

But by July, he was a god on Wall Street.

Andurand rode his trade to the all-time high.

Performance was 210% in 2008 and 55% in 2009, inspiring investors to pour another $2 billion into the
fund.

John Paulson pulled off a similar feat around the same time, shorting home mortgages during the
biggest housing boom in a generation.

Neither of these men saw instant profits. And both undoubtedly experienced moments of self-doubt
and unease.

But their ability to remain patient in the restless environment of trading proved fruitful.

But there’s another side to this coin.

Note that our first secret of wealthy traders was: They are patient with WINNERS.

The same patience applied to a losing position will lead to undesirable results.

The ability to abandon losers is just as important as the willingness to stick to winners.

Take Warren Buffett, for example.

A value trader in the truest sense, he has been regularly quoted saying his “favorite holding period is
forever”
"The money is made in investments by investing," Buffett told CNBC, "and by owning good companies
for long periods of time.”

But in 2014, he proved that even a buy-and-hold prophet like the Oracle knows how to dump a loser.

After buying more than 40 million shares of Exxon Mobil in late 2013, he soon began liquidating his
position.

The outlook for oil had changed and so had Buffett’s faith in the trade.

His response? “We thought we might have other uses for the money.”

For most of us, getting in and out of a stock over a few quarters’ time is no big deal. But considering the
resources required to scoop up 40 million shares and Buffett’s adamant stance on long-term investing,
this instance is quite telling.

If a trade isn’t working, or the reasoning behind an idea no longer holds true… move on.

Close the position, take your lump, and live to trade another day.

Hubris and pride have devoured more fortunes than any mistake a trader might make.

PRECISION TRADING IS SIMPLER THAN YOU THINK

A BUFFETT SECRET: LEVERAGING OUTSIDE FUNDS

HOW BIG WINNERS ARE REALLY MADE

PRECISION TRADING IS SIMPLER THAN YOU THINK

AN OBVIOUS RULE THAT YOU’RE PROBABLY MISSING

HOW TO PLAY THE PRICE ACTION GAME (THE RIGHT WAY)

THE APIARY OPPORTUNITY

This eBook is brought to you by the Apiary Fund.

For complete details on their “Trade Our Money” program, click here.

Risk Disclaimer

There is a very high degree of risk involved in trading. Past results are not indicative of future returns.
InvestingBreakout.com and all individuals affiliated with this site assume no responsibilities for your
trading and investment results. The indicators, strategies, columns, articles and all other features are for
educational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice. Information for futures
trading observations are obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but we do not warrant its
completeness or accuracy, or warrant any results from the use of the information.

Your use of the trading observations is entirely at your own risk and it is your sole responsibility to
evaluate the accuracy, completeness and usefulness of the information. By downloading this book your
information may be shared with our educational partners. You must assess the risk of any trade with
your broker and make your own independent decisions regarding any securities mentioned herein.
Affiliates of InvestingBreakout.com may have a position or effect transactions in the securities described
herein (or options thereon) and/or otherwise employ trading strategies that may be consistent or
inconsistent with the provided strategies.

Privacy Policy

Copyright © 2019 by Investing Breakout.

37 N Orange Ave STE 500 Orlando, FL 32801 https://investingbreakout.com/

All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. No part of this publication may be
reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic,
mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Sir Isaac
Publishing. 

CHAPTER

01

A BUFFETT SECRET: LEVERAGING OUTSIDE FUNDS

ApiaryFund

Everyone knows that “it takes money to make money.”

But not everyone has the money to leverage and, potentially even more significantly, if it is your money
you stand to harm yourself and your family by risking it.

Oftentimes, becoming wealthy – or at least financially independent – isn’t always about finding the right
investment. Sometimes it’s all about leveraging others’ money.

When I was a kid, about 9 or 10 years old, my dad pulled me aside to give me my $10 allowance. He’d
always ask me, “You know the best way to build equity?”

And to be honest, I had no idea what equity even meant at the time.

I wanted my allowance to go blow it on the latest Atari games...

But I’d listen in anyway.

“The best way to build equity is with other people’s money. You can own all the games you want, but
with other people's money.”

Then again, I was already doing that with his money, or my allowance.

I wasn’t about to say that to my father, but his point was a simple one that finally hit home for me about
10 years later. Apparently, I was a slow learner.

But it left a lasting impression that I rely on to this day. I could make money using other people’s money.

One of the simplest forms of leveraging money in this way is through compound interest.

What many fail to understand is that if you begin investing early enough, your money will actually work
for you due to the value of compounding returns.

If 20 year old John puts $10K into an investment yielding 10% per year, he’d end up with about 800
THOUSAND DOLLARS at the retirement age.

What’s amazing is that he still only invested $10K. The vast majority of the earnings are actually coming
from what the investment already paid out to him. So he is making money with their money,

He never risked more than $10K, yet he is using $100K, $200K and $500K down the road to earn interest
from that he never had to put up himself.

Look at residential real estate, for example.

Consider what happens if you put 10% down on a property worth $300,000. The bank fronts the rest. So
your initial investment is $30,000. If the house goes up in valued by $50,000, you just made a profit of
$20,000 (before interest and taxes). In short, you used someone else’s money to create a return.

Look at commercial real estate:

Leveraging occurs when a buyer is able to purchase property using a fraction of his own resources, while
a lender contributes the remainder of the purchase price. Someone looking to use commercial space
might be able to generate $50K a month in revenue but it would require them putting up $2M to
acquire the space. With leveraging, they may be able to put up $250K and generate the same monthly
cash flow with a fraction of the investment.

Crowdfunding is a great example, too.

It involves leveraging your social network in campaigns that seek contributions from large groups of
people. Some of these campaigns are nothing short of amazing. A “smart watch” company has
generated OVER 20 Million in funds from Kickstarter to launch their business. They have all that cash to
make their business work, yet almost none of the risk.

Crowdfunding is used in real estate too. In fact, in 2014, Hard Rock Hotel Palm Springs offered
accredited investors the opportunity to fund a piece of the hotel’s $1.5 million campaign to fund
entertainment, spa expansions, and possible nightclub with a potential return of 15% from future rental
payments.

This principle is extremely powerful for traders. Most traders use margin trading to create this leverage
which can be very powerful. However, unlike some of the examples we’ve discussed so far, risk DOES
increase dramatically with this method.

Even Warren Buffett will tell you that:

"When leverage works, it magnifies your gains. Your spouse thinks you're clever, and your neighbors get
envious," explained Buffett in his 2010 shareholder letter.

"But leverage is addictive. Once having profited from its wonders, very few people retreat to more
conservative practices.”

See, when it comes to using the power of other people’s money, the key is that it should not put you
and your family on the chopping block. The entire benefit of this model is to eliminate risk to your
personal well-being and so many traders have it wrong.

Apiary Fund takes the power of OPM (other people’s money) to the extreme level.

We allow traders to trade with our funds, but instead of having a small amount of risk, they have ZERO
risk. We provide every penny and take every ounce of risk.

It’s arguably the most powerful way to create income because we don’t limit your profit potential, we
just eliminate your risk.

CLICK HERE FOR A QUICK START TUTORIAL ON HOW IT WORKS

CHAPTER

02

HOW BIG WINNERS ARE REALLY MADE

ApiaryFund

In today’s fast-paced world of T1 fiber optic connections and fraction-of-a-second trade executions,
we’ve been brainwashed to believe that speed is everything.

The markets move fast so we need to move faster.

Incorrect.

The best traders in history have demonstrated the exact opposite trait, proving patience and a slow
hand to be a more profitable skill.

Pierre Andurand is not a household name, but in 2008 he pulled off one of the most successful trades of
all time.

After raising $300 million to start his new hedge fund, he began buying crude oil futures hand over fist.

It is rumored that he held more than half of all existing oil futures at one point during the year.

It was a risky move, to say the least. And more importantly… it took time.

But by July, he was a god on Wall Street.

Andurand rode his trade to the all-time high.

Performance was 210% in 2008 and 55% in 2009, inspiring investors to pour another $2 billion into the
fund.

John Paulson pulled off a similar feat around the same time, shorting home mortgages during the
biggest housing boom in a generation.
Neither of these men saw instant profits. And both undoubtedly experienced moments of self-doubt
and unease.

But their ability to remain patient in the restless environment of trading proved fruitful.

But there’s another side to this coin.

Note that our first secret of wealthy traders was: They are patient with WINNERS.

The same patience applied to a losing position will lead to undesirable results.

The ability to abandon losers is just as important as the willingness to stick to winners.

Take Warren Buffett, for example.

A value trader in the truest sense, he has been regularly quoted saying his “favorite holding period is
forever”

"The money is made in investments by investing," Buffett told CNBC, "and by owning good companies
for long periods of time.”

But in 2014, he proved that even a buy-and-hold prophet like the Oracle knows how to dump a loser.

After buying more than 40 million shares of Exxon Mobil in late 2013, he soon began liquidating his
position.

The outlook for oil had changed and so had Buffett’s faith in the trade.
His response? “We thought we might have other uses for the money.”

For most of us, getting in and out of a stock over a few quarters’ time is no big deal. But considering the
resources required to scoop up 40 million shares and Buffett’s adamant stance on long-term investing,
this instance is quite telling.

If a trade isn’t working, or the reasoning behind an idea no longer holds true… move on.

Close the position, take your lump, and live to trade another day.

Hubris and pride have devoured more fortunes than any mistake a trader might make.

Want to trade with our money and keep 85% of the profits?

CHAPTER

03

PRECISION TRADING IS SIMPLER THAN YOU THINK

One of the easiest ways to dramatically improve your potential and skill as a trader is to simply slow
down and focus on one market.

Novice practitioners immediately reject such a thought.

“One market? Why limit myself? There are opportunities everywhere?”

I once felt the same.

But this knee-jerk response masks a deeper dilemma for amateur traders…

They’re not GREAT at trading anything.

They might be decent at picking growth stocks… pretty good at selling credit spreads… better than
average at day trading crude…

But they don’t truly excel in any one niche.

If this sounds like you, don’t fret. It’s not your fault.

Every entrepreneur with a laptop and a domain name is hocking his own master system to beat the
markets. And their approaches are as varied as their success rates.

Being hit by this flood of contradictions drives most to become a jack of all trades.

But great traders… those rare individuals with decades of consistent profitability… almost always share a
common trait – they only trade one market.

Are there exceptions? Sure. But they’re rare.

But our goal is to be in the 3%... that top tier of traders who make a living behind the screen.

To be a master of multiple markets, you’re talking 1 in 10,000.

It would be easy to throw out the names of household billionaires to prove this point…
Buffett is the king of buy-and-hold value. Lynch focused on mid-cap growth. Greenblatt started in
distressed debt.

But let’s get real.

We’re not running a 10-figure hedge fund. What we need to know is how “real” traders find success.

And there’s no better place to look than CTA’s.

If you’re not familiar, CTA stands for “commodity trading advisor” – managed futures as they’re often
referred.

Not only are these often run by a single trader, but they’re also easy to set up… making this an
achievable goal once your skills advance to a high level.

Generally, it works like this…

After passing a securities exam and opening a quick LLC, the CTA is in business.

He trades as a block, so instead of buying five contracts at a time like before, he buys fifty. Five go to his
account, and the others are disbursed into the client accounts.

Unlike hedge and mutual funds, the monies are never pooled. The CTA trades the customer’s account,
and he simply bills them a quarterly fee for his efforts.

I recently sat down with an introducing broker who specializes in managed futures programs. His job is
simple – find the best CTA programs for his customers, then monitor their performance like a hawk.
I hounded him for the top performers.

And unsurprisingly, almost every one specialized in a single market.

Tanyard Creek capital trades livestock and boasts a 20.9% annual rate of return.

Schindler Capital is known for its Dairy Advantage fund which has consistently outperformed
benchmarks

Blue Bar Futures has its Prime Ag program (trading agricultural futures, obviously). It returned an
astounding 183.06% over the prior three years.

LJM Partners’ Aggressive Premium Writing program sells call and put options against S&P 500 futures.

Mifte Capital FX Alpha trades a small handful of technical patterns in the forex market.
Both have delivered more than 100% over the prior 5 years.

The pattern is clear and undeniable – top traders specialize in one market and trade it exceptionally
well.

They don’t try to master every corner of the investing universe.

Review your P&L. Compare your performance across different markets, strategies and time frames. Find
where you have an edge.

Then focus on YOUR market… and trade it until you’re a master.

AN OBVIOUS RULE THAT YOU’RE PROBABLY MISSING

A BUFFETT SECRET: LEVERAGING OUTSIDE FUNDS

HOW BIG WINNERS ARE REALLY MADE

PRECISION TRADING IS SIMPLER THAN YOU THINK

AN OBVIOUS RULE THAT YOU’RE PROBABLY MISSING

HOW TO PLAY THE PRICE ACTION GAME (THE RIGHT WAY)

THE APIARY OPPORTUNITY

This eBook is brought to you by the Apiary Fund.

For complete details on their “Trade Our Money” program, click here.

Risk Disclaimer

There is a very high degree of risk involved in trading. Past results are not indicative of future returns.
InvestingBreakout.com and all individuals affiliated with this site assume no responsibilities for your
trading and investment results. The indicators, strategies, columns, articles and all other features are for
educational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice. Information for futures
trading observations are obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but we do not warrant its
completeness or accuracy, or warrant any results from the use of the information.

Your use of the trading observations is entirely at your own risk and it is your sole responsibility to
evaluate the accuracy, completeness and usefulness of the information. By downloading this book your
information may be shared with our educational partners. You must assess the risk of any trade with
your broker and make your own independent decisions regarding any securities mentioned herein.
Affiliates of InvestingBreakout.com may have a position or effect transactions in the securities described
herein (or options thereon) and/or otherwise employ trading strategies that may be consistent or
inconsistent with the provided strategies.

Privacy Policy

Copyright © 2019 by Investing Breakout.

37 N Orange Ave STE 500 Orlando, FL 32801 https://investingbreakout.com/

All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. No part of this publication may be
reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic,
mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Sir Isaac
Publishing. 

CHAPTER
01

A BUFFETT SECRET: LEVERAGING OUTSIDE FUNDS

ApiaryFund

Everyone knows that “it takes money to make money.”

But not everyone has the money to leverage and, potentially even more significantly, if it is your money
you stand to harm yourself and your family by risking it.

Oftentimes, becoming wealthy – or at least financially independent – isn’t always about finding the right
investment. Sometimes it’s all about leveraging others’ money.

When I was a kid, about 9 or 10 years old, my dad pulled me aside to give me my $10 allowance. He’d
always ask me, “You know the best way to build equity?”

And to be honest, I had no idea what equity even meant at the time.

I wanted my allowance to go blow it on the latest Atari games...

But I’d listen in anyway.

“The best way to build equity is with other people’s money. You can own all the games you want, but
with other people's money.”

Then again, I was already doing that with his money, or my allowance.

I wasn’t about to say that to my father, but his point was a simple one that finally hit home for me about
10 years later. Apparently, I was a slow learner.
But it left a lasting impression that I rely on to this day. I could make money using other people’s money.

One of the simplest forms of leveraging money in this way is through compound interest.

What many fail to understand is that if you begin investing early enough, your money will actually work
for you due to the value of compounding returns.

If 20 year old John puts $10K into an investment yielding 10% per year, he’d end up with about 800
THOUSAND DOLLARS at the retirement age.

What’s amazing is that he still only invested $10K. The vast majority of the earnings are actually coming
from what the investment already paid out to him. So he is making money with their money,

He never risked more than $10K, yet he is using $100K, $200K and $500K down the road to earn interest
from that he never had to put up himself.

Look at residential real estate, for example.

Consider what happens if you put 10% down on a property worth $300,000. The bank fronts the rest. So
your initial investment is $30,000. If the house goes up in valued by $50,000, you just made a profit of
$20,000 (before interest and taxes). In short, you used someone else’s money to create a return.

Look at commercial real estate:

Leveraging occurs when a buyer is able to purchase property using a fraction of his own resources, while
a lender contributes the remainder of the purchase price. Someone looking to use commercial space
might be able to generate $50K a month in revenue but it would require them putting up $2M to
acquire the space. With leveraging, they may be able to put up $250K and generate the same monthly
cash flow with a fraction of the investment.

Crowdfunding is a great example, too.

It involves leveraging your social network in campaigns that seek contributions from large groups of
people. Some of these campaigns are nothing short of amazing. A “smart watch” company has
generated OVER 20 Million in funds from Kickstarter to launch their business. They have all that cash to
make their business work, yet almost none of the risk.

Crowdfunding is used in real estate too. In fact, in 2014, Hard Rock Hotel Palm Springs offered
accredited investors the opportunity to fund a piece of the hotel’s $1.5 million campaign to fund
entertainment, spa expansions, and possible nightclub with a potential return of 15% from future rental
payments.

This principle is extremely powerful for traders. Most traders use margin trading to create this leverage
which can be very powerful. However, unlike some of the examples we’ve discussed so far, risk DOES
increase dramatically with this method.

Even Warren Buffett will tell you that:

"When leverage works, it magnifies your gains. Your spouse thinks you're clever, and your neighbors get
envious," explained Buffett in his 2010 shareholder letter.

"But leverage is addictive. Once having profited from its wonders, very few people retreat to more
conservative practices.”

See, when it comes to using the power of other people’s money, the key is that it should not put you
and your family on the chopping block. The entire benefit of this model is to eliminate risk to your
personal well-being and so many traders have it wrong.
Apiary Fund takes the power of OPM (other people’s money) to the extreme level.

We allow traders to trade with our funds, but instead of having a small amount of risk, they have ZERO
risk. We provide every penny and take every ounce of risk.

It’s arguably the most powerful way to create income because we don’t limit your profit potential, we
just eliminate your risk.

CLICK HERE FOR A QUICK START TUTORIAL ON HOW IT WORKS

CHAPTER

02

HOW BIG WINNERS ARE REALLY MADE

ApiaryFund

In today’s fast-paced world of T1 fiber optic connections and fraction-of-a-second trade executions,
we’ve been brainwashed to believe that speed is everything.

The markets move fast so we need to move faster.

Incorrect.

The best traders in history have demonstrated the exact opposite trait, proving patience and a slow
hand to be a more profitable skill.

Pierre Andurand is not a household name, but in 2008 he pulled off one of the most successful trades of
all time.

After raising $300 million to start his new hedge fund, he began buying crude oil futures hand over fist.
It is rumored that he held more than half of all existing oil futures at one point during the year.

It was a risky move, to say the least. And more importantly… it took time.

But by July, he was a god on Wall Street.

Andurand rode his trade to the all-time high.

Performance was 210% in 2008 and 55% in 2009, inspiring investors to pour another $2 billion into the
fund.

John Paulson pulled off a similar feat around the same time, shorting home mortgages during the
biggest housing boom in a generation.

Neither of these men saw instant profits. And both undoubtedly experienced moments of self-doubt
and unease.

But their ability to remain patient in the restless environment of trading proved fruitful.

But there’s another side to this coin.

Note that our first secret of wealthy traders was: They are patient with WINNERS.

The same patience applied to a losing position will lead to undesirable results.
The ability to abandon losers is just as important as the willingness to stick to winners.

Take Warren Buffett, for example.

A value trader in the truest sense, he has been regularly quoted saying his “favorite holding period is
forever”

"The money is made in investments by investing," Buffett told CNBC, "and by owning good companies
for long periods of time.”

But in 2014, he proved that even a buy-and-hold prophet like the Oracle knows how to dump a loser.

After buying more than 40 million shares of Exxon Mobil in late 2013, he soon began liquidating his
position.

The outlook for oil had changed and so had Buffett’s faith in the trade.

His response? “We thought we might have other uses for the money.”

For most of us, getting in and out of a stock over a few quarters’ time is no big deal. But considering the
resources required to scoop up 40 million shares and Buffett’s adamant stance on long-term investing,
this instance is quite telling.

If a trade isn’t working, or the reasoning behind an idea no longer holds true… move on.

Close the position, take your lump, and live to trade another day.
Hubris and pride have devoured more fortunes than any mistake a trader might make.

Want to trade with our money and keep 85% of the profits?

Learn How it Works Here

CHAPTER

03

PRECISION TRADING IS SIMPLER THAN YOU THINK

ApiaryFund

One of the easiest ways to dramatically improve your potential and skill as a trader is to simply slow
down and focus on one market.

Novice practitioners immediately reject such a thought.

“One market? Why limit myself? There are opportunities everywhere?”

I once felt the same.

But this knee-jerk response masks a deeper dilemma for amateur traders…

They’re not GREAT at trading anything.

They might be decent at picking growth stocks… pretty good at selling credit spreads… better than
average at day trading crude…
But they don’t truly excel in any one niche.

If this sounds like you, don’t fret. It’s not your fault.

Every entrepreneur with a laptop and a domain name is hocking his own master system to beat the
markets. And their approaches are as varied as their success rates.

Being hit by this flood of contradictions drives most to become a jack of all trades.

But great traders… those rare individuals with decades of consistent profitability… almost always share a
common trait – they only trade one market.

Are there exceptions? Sure. But they’re rare.

But our goal is to be in the 3%... that top tier of traders who make a living behind the screen.

To be a master of multiple markets, you’re talking 1 in 10,000.

It would be easy to throw out the names of household billionaires to prove this point…

Buffett is the king of buy-and-hold value. Lynch focused on mid-cap growth. Greenblatt started in
distressed debt.

But let’s get real.

We’re not running a 10-figure hedge fund. What we need to know is how “real” traders find success.
And there’s no better place to look than CTA’s.

If you’re not familiar, CTA stands for “commodity trading advisor” – managed futures as they’re often
referred.

Not only are these often run by a single trader, but they’re also easy to set up… making this an
achievable goal once your skills advance to a high level.

Generally, it works like this…

After passing a securities exam and opening a quick LLC, the CTA is in business.

He trades as a block, so instead of buying five contracts at a time like before, he buys fifty. Five go to his
account, and the others are disbursed into the client accounts.

Unlike hedge and mutual funds, the monies are never pooled. The CTA trades the customer’s account,
and he simply bills them a quarterly fee for his efforts.

I recently sat down with an introducing broker who specializes in managed futures programs. His job is
simple – find the best CTA programs for his customers, then monitor their performance like a hawk.

I hounded him for the top performers.

And unsurprisingly, almost every one specialized in a single market.

Tanyard Creek capital trades livestock and boasts a 20.9% annual rate of return.
Schindler Capital is known for its Dairy Advantage fund which has consistently outperformed
benchmarks

Blue Bar Futures has its Prime Ag program (trading agricultural futures, obviously). It returned an
astounding 183.06% over the prior three years.

LJM Partners’ Aggressive Premium Writing program sells call and put options against S&P 500 futures.

Mifte Capital FX Alpha trades a small handful of technical patterns in the forex market.

Both have delivered more than 100% over the prior 5 years.

The pattern is clear and undeniable – top traders specialize in one market and trade it exceptionally
well.

They don’t try to master every corner of the investing universe.

Review your P&L. Compare your performance across different markets, strategies and time frames. Find
where you have an edge.

Then focus on YOUR market… and trade it until you’re a master.

If you have questions about trading with our money and the incredible (free to get started) training
program, just give us a call: 904-800-1895

CHAPTER

04

AN OBVIOUS RULE THAT YOU’RE PROBABLY MISSING

ApiaryFund

One of the absolute keys to making it in the trading game, is the ability to step back and create a
concrete plan for every trade.

Yes, it sounds obvious...

But anyone who has traded from the trenches knows it to not always be the case.

You’ve felt the soul-crushing pain of a thousand-dollar loss, anguished in the regret of missing an 80%
run, and endured the choppy week that stopped out every trade you put on.

And at the peak of such misery… when you question why you even try to trade such irrational markets…
poor decisions are often made…
Impulse buys. Reversing your positions. Doubling and tripling down so you can get out on an uptick.

We’ve all been there.

But wealthy traders, after years of practice and self-exploration, no longer make these emotional
mistakes.

They plan every trade in advance. Every one.

Personal rules establishing daily loss limits, how many trades are allowed, and maximum losers in a row
are followed to a T.

And I’ve seen it firsthand.

The most successful trader I’ve ever met trades only one instrument – emini S&P futures (see chapter 3).

I’ve never seen him have a losing day.

Hr trades based on volume profile. He studies the prices where the greatest amount of trading took
place, then forms a hypothesis as to whether the market is in exploration mode (seeking new higher or
lower prices) or consolidation mode (returning to previously accepted high volume areas).

As we became friends, he began sharing his methods.

But he didn’t just tell me what he does – he showed me.

I joined him online as he shared his screen and walked through his research the night before the trading
day. I couldn’t believe how much work he did while the Futures markets were closed.

After reviewing the trading action of the day’s session, he went through charts going back more than
seven years.

He plotted the key areas of price acceptance, rejection zones, likely targets to the top and bottom, and
formed a hypothesis for what he expected the following day.

But the real beauty of his preparation, in my opinion, was mapping out multiple scenarios.

If the S&P broke above a key area, he would target the next high volume node for a long trade.

If it rejected this area, he had a downside target should sellers take control.

And if the market opened to choppy conditions, he even bracketed a range that he believed could be
faded back and forth to pick up a few points while the markets consolidated.

The end result of this 90-minute “homework session” was a spreadsheet that would make you dizzy.

But for him, this roadmap was the secret to his success.

And once 9:30 arrived the following morning… he stuck to his plan.

If he had identified 2035.50 as a buy level the night before, he bought it. No second-guessing.
If the trade failed, he was prepared to play the other direction. Again, according to a detailed plan
developed the night before.

Keep in mind, his plan was not overly vague. It wasn’t a few key numbers scribbled onto a sticky note.

This successful technician planned entries, stops, targets and positions sizes… all before the trading day
ever began.

Regardless of your personal method, the value of proper planning and research cannot be overstated.

Whether it means pouring over SEC filings to find an undervalued gold miner or analyzing the last 12
times Amazon stock had a cup and handle pattern, the work is almost guaranteed to improve your
results.

Map the trade. Plan for both outcomes. Then pull the trigger and stick to your rules.

It seems obvious, but most simply aren’t willing to do the work to see success.

HOW TO PLAY THE PRICE ACTION GAME (THE RIGHT WAY)

A BUFFETT SECRET: LEVERAGING OUTSIDE FUNDS

HOW BIG WINNERS ARE REALLY MADE

PRECISION TRADING IS SIMPLER THAN YOU THINK

AN OBVIOUS RULE THAT YOU’RE PROBABLY MISSING

HOW TO PLAY THE PRICE ACTION GAME (THE RIGHT WAY)

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CHAPTER

01

A BUFFETT SECRET: LEVERAGING OUTSIDE FUNDS

ApiaryFund

Everyone knows that “it takes money to make money.”

But not everyone has the money to leverage and, potentially even more significantly, if it is your money
you stand to harm yourself and your family by risking it.

Oftentimes, becoming wealthy – or at least financially independent – isn’t always about finding the right
investment. Sometimes it’s all about leveraging others’ money.

When I was a kid, about 9 or 10 years old, my dad pulled me aside to give me my $10 allowance. He’d
always ask me, “You know the best way to build equity?”

And to be honest, I had no idea what equity even meant at the time.

I wanted my allowance to go blow it on the latest Atari games...

But I’d listen in anyway.

“The best way to build equity is with other people’s money. You can own all the games you want, but
with other people's money.”
Then again, I was already doing that with his money, or my allowance.

I wasn’t about to say that to my father, but his point was a simple one that finally hit home for me about
10 years later. Apparently, I was a slow learner.

But it left a lasting impression that I rely on to this day. I could make money using other people’s money.

One of the simplest forms of leveraging money in this way is through compound interest.

What many fail to understand is that if you begin investing early enough, your money will actually work
for you due to the value of compounding returns.

If 20 year old John puts $10K into an investment yielding 10% per year, he’d end up with about 800
THOUSAND DOLLARS at the retirement age.

What’s amazing is that he still only invested $10K. The vast majority of the earnings are actually coming
from what the investment already paid out to him. So he is making money with their money,

He never risked more than $10K, yet he is using $100K, $200K and $500K down the road to earn interest
from that he never had to put up himself.

Look at residential real estate, for example.

Consider what happens if you put 10% down on a property worth $300,000. The bank fronts the rest. So
your initial investment is $30,000. If the house goes up in valued by $50,000, you just made a profit of
$20,000 (before interest and taxes). In short, you used someone else’s money to create a return.
Look at commercial real estate:

Leveraging occurs when a buyer is able to purchase property using a fraction of his own resources, while
a lender contributes the remainder of the purchase price. Someone looking to use commercial space
might be able to generate $50K a month in revenue but it would require them putting up $2M to
acquire the space. With leveraging, they may be able to put up $250K and generate the same monthly
cash flow with a fraction of the investment.

Crowdfunding is a great example, too.

It involves leveraging your social network in campaigns that seek contributions from large groups of
people. Some of these campaigns are nothing short of amazing. A “smart watch” company has
generated OVER 20 Million in funds from Kickstarter to launch their business. They have all that cash to
make their business work, yet almost none of the risk.

Crowdfunding is used in real estate too. In fact, in 2014, Hard Rock Hotel Palm Springs offered
accredited investors the opportunity to fund a piece of the hotel’s $1.5 million campaign to fund
entertainment, spa expansions, and possible nightclub with a potential return of 15% from future rental
payments.

This principle is extremely powerful for traders. Most traders use margin trading to create this leverage
which can be very powerful. However, unlike some of the examples we’ve discussed so far, risk DOES
increase dramatically with this method.

Even Warren Buffett will tell you that:

"When leverage works, it magnifies your gains. Your spouse thinks you're clever, and your neighbors get
envious," explained Buffett in his 2010 shareholder letter.

"But leverage is addictive. Once having profited from its wonders, very few people retreat to more
conservative practices.”
See, when it comes to using the power of other people’s money, the key is that it should not put you
and your family on the chopping block. The entire benefit of this model is to eliminate risk to your
personal well-being and so many traders have it wrong.

Apiary Fund takes the power of OPM (other people’s money) to the extreme level.

We allow traders to trade with our funds, but instead of having a small amount of risk, they have ZERO
risk. We provide every penny and take every ounce of risk.

It’s arguably the most powerful way to create income because we don’t limit your profit potential, we
just eliminate your risk.

CLICK HERE FOR A QUICK START TUTORIAL ON HOW IT WORKS

CHAPTER

02

HOW BIG WINNERS ARE REALLY MADE

ApiaryFund

In today’s fast-paced world of T1 fiber optic connections and fraction-of-a-second trade executions,
we’ve been brainwashed to believe that speed is everything.

The markets move fast so we need to move faster.

Incorrect.

The best traders in history have demonstrated the exact opposite trait, proving patience and a slow
hand to be a more profitable skill.
Pierre Andurand is not a household name, but in 2008 he pulled off one of the most successful trades of
all time.

After raising $300 million to start his new hedge fund, he began buying crude oil futures hand over fist.

It is rumored that he held more than half of all existing oil futures at one point during the year.

It was a risky move, to say the least. And more importantly… it took time.

But by July, he was a god on Wall Street.

Andurand rode his trade to the all-time high.

Performance was 210% in 2008 and 55% in 2009, inspiring investors to pour another $2 billion into the
fund.

John Paulson pulled off a similar feat around the same time, shorting home mortgages during the
biggest housing boom in a generation.

Neither of these men saw instant profits. And both undoubtedly experienced moments of self-doubt
and unease.

But their ability to remain patient in the restless environment of trading proved fruitful.

But there’s another side to this coin.

Note that our first secret of wealthy traders was: They are patient with WINNERS.

The same patience applied to a losing position will lead to undesirable results.

The ability to abandon losers is just as important as the willingness to stick to winners.

Take Warren Buffett, for example.

A value trader in the truest sense, he has been regularly quoted saying his “favorite holding period is
forever”

"The money is made in investments by investing," Buffett told CNBC, "and by owning good companies
for long periods of time.”

But in 2014, he proved that even a buy-and-hold prophet like the Oracle knows how to dump a loser.

After buying more than 40 million shares of Exxon Mobil in late 2013, he soon began liquidating his
position.

The outlook for oil had changed and so had Buffett’s faith in the trade.

His response? “We thought we might have other uses for the money.”

For most of us, getting in and out of a stock over a few quarters’ time is no big deal. But considering the
resources required to scoop up 40 million shares and Buffett’s adamant stance on long-term investing,
this instance is quite telling.
If a trade isn’t working, or the reasoning behind an idea no longer holds true… move on.

Close the position, take your lump, and live to trade another day.

Hubris and pride have devoured more fortunes than any mistake a trader might make.

Want to trade with our money and keep 85% of the profits?

Learn How it Works Here

CHAPTER

03

PRECISION TRADING IS SIMPLER THAN YOU THINK

ApiaryFund

One of the easiest ways to dramatically improve your potential and skill as a trader is to simply slow
down and focus on one market.

Novice practitioners immediately reject such a thought.

“One market? Why limit myself? There are opportunities everywhere?”

I once felt the same.

But this knee-jerk response masks a deeper dilemma for amateur traders…

They’re not GREAT at trading anything.

They might be decent at picking growth stocks… pretty good at selling credit spreads… better than
average at day trading crude…

But they don’t truly excel in any one niche.

If this sounds like you, don’t fret. It’s not your fault.

Every entrepreneur with a laptop and a domain name is hocking his own master system to beat the
markets. And their approaches are as varied as their success rates.

Being hit by this flood of contradictions drives most to become a jack of all trades.

But great traders… those rare individuals with decades of consistent profitability… almost always share a
common trait – they only trade one market.

Are there exceptions? Sure. But they’re rare.

But our goal is to be in the 3%... that top tier of traders who make a living behind the screen.

To be a master of multiple markets, you’re talking 1 in 10,000.

It would be easy to throw out the names of household billionaires to prove this point…

Buffett is the king of buy-and-hold value. Lynch focused on mid-cap growth. Greenblatt started in
distressed debt.
But let’s get real.

We’re not running a 10-figure hedge fund. What we need to know is how “real” traders find success.

And there’s no better place to look than CTA’s.

If you’re not familiar, CTA stands for “commodity trading advisor” – managed futures as they’re often
referred.

Not only are these often run by a single trader, but they’re also easy to set up… making this an
achievable goal once your skills advance to a high level.

Generally, it works like this…

After passing a securities exam and opening a quick LLC, the CTA is in business.

He trades as a block, so instead of buying five contracts at a time like before, he buys fifty. Five go to his
account, and the others are disbursed into the client accounts.

Unlike hedge and mutual funds, the monies are never pooled. The CTA trades the customer’s account,
and he simply bills them a quarterly fee for his efforts.

I recently sat down with an introducing broker who specializes in managed futures programs. His job is
simple – find the best CTA programs for his customers, then monitor their performance like a hawk.

I hounded him for the top performers.

And unsurprisingly, almost every one specialized in a single market.

Tanyard Creek capital trades livestock and boasts a 20.9% annual rate of return.

Schindler Capital is known for its Dairy Advantage fund which has consistently outperformed
benchmarks

Blue Bar Futures has its Prime Ag program (trading agricultural futures, obviously). It returned an
astounding 183.06% over the prior three years.

LJM Partners’ Aggressive Premium Writing program sells call and put options against S&P 500 futures.

Mifte Capital FX Alpha trades a small handful of technical patterns in the forex market.

Both have delivered more than 100% over the prior 5 years.
The pattern is clear and undeniable – top traders specialize in one market and trade it exceptionally
well.

They don’t try to master every corner of the investing universe.

Review your P&L. Compare your performance across different markets, strategies and time frames. Find
where you have an edge.

Then focus on YOUR market… and trade it until you’re a master.

If you have questions about trading with our money and the incredible (free to get started) training
program, just give us a call: 904-800-1895

CHAPTER

04

AN OBVIOUS RULE THAT YOU’RE PROBABLY MISSING

ApiaryFund

One of the absolute keys to making it in the trading game, is the ability to step back and create a
concrete plan for every trade.

Yes, it sounds obvious...

But anyone who has traded from the trenches knows it to not always be the case.
You’ve felt the soul-crushing pain of a thousand-dollar loss, anguished in the regret of missing an 80%
run, and endured the choppy week that stopped out every trade you put on.

And at the peak of such misery… when you question why you even try to trade such irrational markets…
poor decisions are often made…

Impulse buys. Reversing your positions. Doubling and tripling down so you can get out on an uptick.

We’ve all been there.

But wealthy traders, after years of practice and self-exploration, no longer make these emotional
mistakes.

They plan every trade in advance. Every one.

Personal rules establishing daily loss limits, how many trades are allowed, and maximum losers in a row
are followed to a T.

And I’ve seen it firsthand.

The most successful trader I’ve ever met trades only one instrument – emini S&P futures (see chapter 3).

I’ve never seen him have a losing day.

Hr trades based on volume profile. He studies the prices where the greatest amount of trading took
place, then forms a hypothesis as to whether the market is in exploration mode (seeking new higher or
lower prices) or consolidation mode (returning to previously accepted high volume areas).
As we became friends, he began sharing his methods.

But he didn’t just tell me what he does – he showed me.

I joined him online as he shared his screen and walked through his research the night before the trading
day. I couldn’t believe how much work he did while the Futures markets were closed.

After reviewing the trading action of the day’s session, he went through charts going back more than
seven years.

He plotted the key areas of price acceptance, rejection zones, likely targets to the top and bottom, and
formed a hypothesis for what he expected the following day.

But the real beauty of his preparation, in my opinion, was mapping out multiple scenarios.

If the S&P broke above a key area, he would target the next high volume node for a long trade.

If it rejected this area, he had a downside target should sellers take control.

And if the market opened to choppy conditions, he even bracketed a range that he believed could be
faded back and forth to pick up a few points while the markets consolidated.

The end result of this 90-minute “homework session” was a spreadsheet that would make you dizzy.

But for him, this roadmap was the secret to his success.

And once 9:30 arrived the following morning… he stuck to his plan.
If he had identified 2035.50 as a buy level the night before, he bought it. No second-guessing.

If the trade failed, he was prepared to play the other direction. Again, according to a detailed plan
developed the night before.

Keep in mind, his plan was not overly vague. It wasn’t a few key numbers scribbled onto a sticky note.

This successful technician planned entries, stops, targets and positions sizes… all before the trading day
ever began.

Regardless of your personal method, the value of proper planning and research cannot be overstated.

Whether it means pouring over SEC filings to find an undervalued gold miner or analyzing the last 12
times Amazon stock had a cup and handle pattern, the work is almost guaranteed to improve your
results.

Map the trade. Plan for both outcomes. Then pull the trigger and stick to your rules.

It seems obvious, but most simply aren’t willing to do the work to see success.

Did you watch the complete quick start video on how to trade our money?

Hint: It’s free.

Learn More Here

CHAPTER

05
HOW TO PLAY THE PRICE ACTION GAME (THE RIGHT WAY)

ApiaryFund

One of the secrets of wealthy, successful traders that many novice traders outright refuse to believe is
this: They don’t try to pick tops and bottoms.

Traders use a wide arsenal of indicators, studies, alerts and news to spot opportunities. But regardless of
method, they’re all chasing the same force – momentum.

Momentum is what powers markets.

Whether it’s a biotech penny stock that popped on FDA approval or the Euro sinking in the wake of
Brexit, the force to follow is the same.

The story hits news feeds. The ticker pops up on stock scans. And traders pour into the action, spiking
volume and exacerbating the instrument’s move.

The biggest mistake traders make, especially novice traders, is that they always want to outsmart the
markets.

For example, when the equity markets are rallying and everybody hates the rally.

Valuations are high... it’s a Trump bubble... rates are too low...

The reason doesn’t matter. They all want to short it.

But the more intelligent trade is to follow the momentum of the market.
Have you ever heard the saying, “The market is always right?”

Price action signifies something very important and tells us everything we need to know to move in the
right direction.

This is key. It’s very hard to trust the action of the crowd, but most times it’s far more profitable.

Our minds instinctively want to justify why something is at a top or a bottom. We want to be smarter
than the herd and buy the low tick.

But the money is made in the meat of the move, whether or not you think it’s right or wrong.

In short – the trend is your friend.

Tops and bottoms will become evident when it begins to turn. It always looks clear in hindsight.

But it’s a fool’s game to be the first one in. It’s like trying to catch a falling knife. Picking major reversals
is almost always the sucker position.

It goes back to the old statement of professional traders: trade what you see not what you think.

Here’s a weekly chart of orange juice futures going back 18 months. It was one of the best performing
commodities of 2016.

Think back...
Did you spot the low at 103.45? Did you have a feeling the market was about to turn higher? Do you
think anyone did?

Of course not. No more than anyone called the 235 high.

But I guarantee you a lot of attempts were made along the way. I can hear it now.

“OJ was trading $105 six months ago. No WAY it gets above $170!”

Fortunes were lost in the orange juice pit last year.

But they were also made – by traders who knew to follow the rules and trade what they saw, not what
they thought.

The money was made here, in the meat of the action.

No one snagged the low or got out at the peak. But even half the move was enough to generate a
lifetime of profits for patient practitioners.

The commodity was clearly trading higher. The trend had been established and momentum was in force.
Get long.

After kissing $235 to make new all-time highs, the market turned again.
You didn’t get in at the bottom. And you don’t expect to get out at the top. So once price action signaled
a turn in the other direction – you cash out.

It’s not rocket science. But many trades spend years stabbing at hopeful reversals before finding this
path of least resistance.

Here’s Bitcoin with 30-minute candles a few weeks ago.

Again, few people saw the turn as it was taking place. A tight-stop short would have failed a dozen times
on the way up.

But after a sharp decline, consolidation and continuance... the verdict was in. This was a short play.

And after the low, the opposite occurred, signaling a turn higher.

But traders who grabbed the “meat” of the trade had a rewarding day.

Your time frame doesn’t matter. Scalper, day trader, swing or position – the pattern is the same.

And you’ll find it across all markets and instruments.

Buying the low tick or selling the high bid make for great stories. But the winners will be few and far
between.
Markets can stay irrational far longer than traders can remain solvent.

Give up the pipe dream. Quit trying to catch a falling knife.

The market will show you when sentiment has changed. Be patient, go with the momentum, and pocket
the meat of the move.

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01

A BUFFETT SECRET: LEVERAGING OUTSIDE FUNDS

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Everyone knows that “it takes money to make money.”

But not everyone has the money to leverage and, potentially even more significantly, if it is your money
you stand to harm yourself and your family by risking it.
Oftentimes, becoming wealthy – or at least financially independent – isn’t always about finding the right
investment. Sometimes it’s all about leveraging others’ money.

When I was a kid, about 9 or 10 years old, my dad pulled me aside to give me my $10 allowance. He’d
always ask me, “You know the best way to build equity?”

And to be honest, I had no idea what equity even meant at the time.

I wanted my allowance to go blow it on the latest Atari games...

But I’d listen in anyway.

“The best way to build equity is with other people’s money. You can own all the games you want, but
with other people's money.”

Then again, I was already doing that with his money, or my allowance.

I wasn’t about to say that to my father, but his point was a simple one that finally hit home for me about
10 years later. Apparently, I was a slow learner.

But it left a lasting impression that I rely on to this day. I could make money using other people’s money.

One of the simplest forms of leveraging money in this way is through compound interest.

What many fail to understand is that if you begin investing early enough, your money will actually work
for you due to the value of compounding returns.
If 20 year old John puts $10K into an investment yielding 10% per year, he’d end up with about 800
THOUSAND DOLLARS at the retirement age.

What’s amazing is that he still only invested $10K. The vast majority of the earnings are actually coming
from what the investment already paid out to him. So he is making money with their money,

He never risked more than $10K, yet he is using $100K, $200K and $500K down the road to earn interest
from that he never had to put up himself.

Look at residential real estate, for example.

Consider what happens if you put 10% down on a property worth $300,000. The bank fronts the rest. So
your initial investment is $30,000. If the house goes up in valued by $50,000, you just made a profit of
$20,000 (before interest and taxes). In short, you used someone else’s money to create a return.

Look at commercial real estate:

Leveraging occurs when a buyer is able to purchase property using a fraction of his own resources, while
a lender contributes the remainder of the purchase price. Someone looking to use commercial space
might be able to generate $50K a month in revenue but it would require them putting up $2M to
acquire the space. With leveraging, they may be able to put up $250K and generate the same monthly
cash flow with a fraction of the investment.

Crowdfunding is a great example, too.

It involves leveraging your social network in campaigns that seek contributions from large groups of
people. Some of these campaigns are nothing short of amazing. A “smart watch” company has
generated OVER 20 Million in funds from Kickstarter to launch their business. They have all that cash to
make their business work, yet almost none of the risk.
Crowdfunding is used in real estate too. In fact, in 2014, Hard Rock Hotel Palm Springs offered
accredited investors the opportunity to fund a piece of the hotel’s $1.5 million campaign to fund
entertainment, spa expansions, and possible nightclub with a potential return of 15% from future rental
payments.

This principle is extremely powerful for traders. Most traders use margin trading to create this leverage
which can be very powerful. However, unlike some of the examples we’ve discussed so far, risk DOES
increase dramatically with this method.

Even Warren Buffett will tell you that:

"When leverage works, it magnifies your gains. Your spouse thinks you're clever, and your neighbors get
envious," explained Buffett in his 2010 shareholder letter.

"But leverage is addictive. Once having profited from its wonders, very few people retreat to more
conservative practices.”

See, when it comes to using the power of other people’s money, the key is that it should not put you
and your family on the chopping block. The entire benefit of this model is to eliminate risk to your
personal well-being and so many traders have it wrong.

Apiary Fund takes the power of OPM (other people’s money) to the extreme level.

We allow traders to trade with our funds, but instead of having a small amount of risk, they have ZERO
risk. We provide every penny and take every ounce of risk.

It’s arguably the most powerful way to create income because we don’t limit your profit potential, we
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CHAPTER

02

HOW BIG WINNERS ARE REALLY MADE

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In today’s fast-paced world of T1 fiber optic connections and fraction-of-a-second trade executions,
we’ve been brainwashed to believe that speed is everything.

The markets move fast so we need to move faster.

Incorrect.

The best traders in history have demonstrated the exact opposite trait, proving patience and a slow
hand to be a more profitable skill.

Pierre Andurand is not a household name, but in 2008 he pulled off one of the most successful trades of
all time.

After raising $300 million to start his new hedge fund, he began buying crude oil futures hand over fist.

It is rumored that he held more than half of all existing oil futures at one point during the year.

It was a risky move, to say the least. And more importantly… it took time.

But by July, he was a god on Wall Street.

Andurand rode his trade to the all-time high.

Performance was 210% in 2008 and 55% in 2009, inspiring investors to pour another $2 billion into the
fund.

John Paulson pulled off a similar feat around the same time, shorting home mortgages during the
biggest housing boom in a generation.

Neither of these men saw instant profits. And both undoubtedly experienced moments of self-doubt
and unease.

But their ability to remain patient in the restless environment of trading proved fruitful.

But there’s another side to this coin.

Note that our first secret of wealthy traders was: They are patient with WINNERS.

The same patience applied to a losing position will lead to undesirable results.

The ability to abandon losers is just as important as the willingness to stick to winners.

Take Warren Buffett, for example.

A value trader in the truest sense, he has been regularly quoted saying his “favorite holding period is
forever”
"The money is made in investments by investing," Buffett told CNBC, "and by owning good companies
for long periods of time.”

But in 2014, he proved that even a buy-and-hold prophet like the Oracle knows how to dump a loser.

After buying more than 40 million shares of Exxon Mobil in late 2013, he soon began liquidating his
position.

The outlook for oil had changed and so had Buffett’s faith in the trade.

His response? “We thought we might have other uses for the money.”

For most of us, getting in and out of a stock over a few quarters’ time is no big deal. But considering the
resources required to scoop up 40 million shares and Buffett’s adamant stance on long-term investing,
this instance is quite telling.

If a trade isn’t working, or the reasoning behind an idea no longer holds true… move on.

Close the position, take your lump, and live to trade another day.

Hubris and pride have devoured more fortunes than any mistake a trader might make.

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CHAPTER

03
PRECISION TRADING IS SIMPLER THAN YOU THINK

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One of the easiest ways to dramatically improve your potential and skill as a trader is to simply slow
down and focus on one market.

Novice practitioners immediately reject such a thought.

“One market? Why limit myself? There are opportunities everywhere?”

I once felt the same.

But this knee-jerk response masks a deeper dilemma for amateur traders…

They’re not GREAT at trading anything.

They might be decent at picking growth stocks… pretty good at selling credit spreads… better than
average at day trading crude…

But they don’t truly excel in any one niche.

If this sounds like you, don’t fret. It’s not your fault.

Every entrepreneur with a laptop and a domain name is hocking his own master system to beat the
markets. And their approaches are as varied as their success rates.

Being hit by this flood of contradictions drives most to become a jack of all trades.
But great traders… those rare individuals with decades of consistent profitability… almost always share a
common trait – they only trade one market.

Are there exceptions? Sure. But they’re rare.

But our goal is to be in the 3%... that top tier of traders who make a living behind the screen.

To be a master of multiple markets, you’re talking 1 in 10,000.

It would be easy to throw out the names of household billionaires to prove this point…

Buffett is the king of buy-and-hold value. Lynch focused on mid-cap growth. Greenblatt started in
distressed debt.

But let’s get real.

We’re not running a 10-figure hedge fund. What we need to know is how “real” traders find success.

And there’s no better place to look than CTA’s.

If you’re not familiar, CTA stands for “commodity trading advisor” – managed futures as they’re often
referred.

Not only are these often run by a single trader, but they’re also easy to set up… making this an
achievable goal once your skills advance to a high level.

Generally, it works like this…

After passing a securities exam and opening a quick LLC, the CTA is in business.

He trades as a block, so instead of buying five contracts at a time like before, he buys fifty. Five go to his
account, and the others are disbursed into the client accounts.

Unlike hedge and mutual funds, the monies are never pooled. The CTA trades the customer’s account,
and he simply bills them a quarterly fee for his efforts.

I recently sat down with an introducing broker who specializes in managed futures programs. His job is
simple – find the best CTA programs for his customers, then monitor their performance like a hawk.

I hounded him for the top performers.

And unsurprisingly, almost every one specialized in a single market.

Tanyard Creek capital trades livestock and boasts a 20.9% annual rate of return.

Schindler Capital is known for its Dairy Advantage fund which has consistently outperformed
benchmarks

Blue Bar Futures has its Prime Ag program (trading agricultural futures, obviously). It returned an
astounding 183.06% over the prior three years.
LJM Partners’ Aggressive Premium Writing program sells call and put options against S&P 500 futures.

Mifte Capital FX Alpha trades a small handful of technical patterns in the forex market.

Both have delivered more than 100% over the prior 5 years.

The pattern is clear and undeniable – top traders specialize in one market and trade it exceptionally
well.

They don’t try to master every corner of the investing universe.

Review your P&L. Compare your performance across different markets, strategies and time frames. Find
where you have an edge.

Then focus on YOUR market… and trade it until you’re a master.

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04

AN OBVIOUS RULE THAT YOU’RE PROBABLY MISSING

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One of the absolute keys to making it in the trading game, is the ability to step back and create a
concrete plan for every trade.

Yes, it sounds obvious...

But anyone who has traded from the trenches knows it to not always be the case.

You’ve felt the soul-crushing pain of a thousand-dollar loss, anguished in the regret of missing an 80%
run, and endured the choppy week that stopped out every trade you put on.

And at the peak of such misery… when you question why you even try to trade such irrational markets…
poor decisions are often made…

Impulse buys. Reversing your positions. Doubling and tripling down so you can get out on an uptick.

We’ve all been there.

But wealthy traders, after years of practice and self-exploration, no longer make these emotional
mistakes.

They plan every trade in advance. Every one.

Personal rules establishing daily loss limits, how many trades are allowed, and maximum losers in a row
are followed to a T.

And I’ve seen it firsthand.

The most successful trader I’ve ever met trades only one instrument – emini S&P futures (see chapter 3).

I’ve never seen him have a losing day.

Hr trades based on volume profile. He studies the prices where the greatest amount of trading took
place, then forms a hypothesis as to whether the market is in exploration mode (seeking new higher or
lower prices) or consolidation mode (returning to previously accepted high volume areas).

As we became friends, he began sharing his methods.

But he didn’t just tell me what he does – he showed me.

I joined him online as he shared his screen and walked through his research the night before the trading
day. I couldn’t believe how much work he did while the Futures markets were closed.

After reviewing the trading action of the day’s session, he went through charts going back more than
seven years.

He plotted the key areas of price acceptance, rejection zones, likely targets to the top and bottom, and
formed a hypothesis for what he expected the following day.

But the real beauty of his preparation, in my opinion, was mapping out multiple scenarios.
If the S&P broke above a key area, he would target the next high volume node for a long trade.

If it rejected this area, he had a downside target should sellers take control.

And if the market opened to choppy conditions, he even bracketed a range that he believed could be
faded back and forth to pick up a few points while the markets consolidated.

The end result of this 90-minute “homework session” was a spreadsheet that would make you dizzy.

But for him, this roadmap was the secret to his success.

And once 9:30 arrived the following morning… he stuck to his plan.

If he had identified 2035.50 as a buy level the night before, he bought it. No second-guessing.

If the trade failed, he was prepared to play the other direction. Again, according to a detailed plan
developed the night before.

Keep in mind, his plan was not overly vague. It wasn’t a few key numbers scribbled onto a sticky note.

This successful technician planned entries, stops, targets and positions sizes… all before the trading day
ever began.

Regardless of your personal method, the value of proper planning and research cannot be overstated.
Whether it means pouring over SEC filings to find an undervalued gold miner or analyzing the last 12
times Amazon stock had a cup and handle pattern, the work is almost guaranteed to improve your
results.

Map the trade. Plan for both outcomes. Then pull the trigger and stick to your rules.

It seems obvious, but most simply aren’t willing to do the work to see success.

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CHAPTER

05

HOW TO PLAY THE PRICE ACTION GAME (THE RIGHT WAY)

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One of the secrets of wealthy, successful traders that many novice traders outright refuse to believe is
this: They don’t try to pick tops and bottoms.

Traders use a wide arsenal of indicators, studies, alerts and news to spot opportunities. But regardless of
method, they’re all chasing the same force – momentum.

Momentum is what powers markets.

Whether it’s a biotech penny stock that popped on FDA approval or the Euro sinking in the wake of
Brexit, the force to follow is the same.
The story hits news feeds. The ticker pops up on stock scans. And traders pour into the action, spiking
volume and exacerbating the instrument’s move.

The biggest mistake traders make, especially novice traders, is that they always want to outsmart the
markets.

For example, when the equity markets are rallying and everybody hates the rally.

Valuations are high... it’s a Trump bubble... rates are too low...

The reason doesn’t matter. They all want to short it.

But the more intelligent trade is to follow the momentum of the market.

Have you ever heard the saying, “The market is always right?”

Price action signifies something very important and tells us everything we need to know to move in the
right direction.

This is key. It’s very hard to trust the action of the crowd, but most times it’s far more profitable.

Our minds instinctively want to justify why something is at a top or a bottom. We want to be smarter
than the herd and buy the low tick.

But the money is made in the meat of the move, whether or not you think it’s right or wrong.

In short – the trend is your friend.

Tops and bottoms will become evident when it begins to turn. It always looks clear in hindsight.

But it’s a fool’s game to be the first one in. It’s like trying to catch a falling knife. Picking major reversals
is almost always the sucker position.

It goes back to the old statement of professional traders: trade what you see not what you think.

Here’s a weekly chart of orange juice futures going back 18 months. It was one of the best performing
commodities of 2016.

Think back...

Did you spot the low at 103.45? Did you have a feeling the market was about to turn higher? Do you
think anyone did?

Of course not. No more than anyone called the 235 high.

But I guarantee you a lot of attempts were made along the way. I can hear it now.

“OJ was trading $105 six months ago. No WAY it gets above $170!”

Fortunes were lost in the orange juice pit last year.

But they were also made – by traders who knew to follow the rules and trade what they saw, not what
they thought.

The money was made here, in the meat of the action.

No one snagged the low or got out at the peak. But even half the move was enough to generate a
lifetime of profits for patient practitioners.

The commodity was clearly trading higher. The trend had been established and momentum was in force.
Get long.

After kissing $235 to make new all-time highs, the market turned again.

You didn’t get in at the bottom. And you don’t expect to get out at the top. So once price action signaled
a turn in the other direction – you cash out.

It’s not rocket science. But many trades spend years stabbing at hopeful reversals before finding this
path of least resistance.

Here’s Bitcoin with 30-minute candles a few weeks ago.

Again, few people saw the turn as it was taking place. A tight-stop short would have failed a dozen times
on the way up.
But after a sharp decline, consolidation and continuance... the verdict was in. This was a short play.

And after the low, the opposite occurred, signaling a turn higher.

But traders who grabbed the “meat” of the trade had a rewarding day.

Your time frame doesn’t matter. Scalper, day trader, swing or position – the pattern is the same.

And you’ll find it across all markets and instruments.

Buying the low tick or selling the high bid make for great stories. But the winners will be few and far
between.

Markets can stay irrational far longer than traders can remain solvent.

Give up the pipe dream. Quit trying to catch a falling knife.

The market will show you when sentiment has changed. Be patient, go with the momentum, and pocket
the meat of the move.

CHAPTER

06

THE APIARY OPPORTUNITY

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The Biggest Hedge Fund Secret is Creating Unlimited Profits for Yourself While Risking Other People’s
Money

Extra money is everything.

If you had more money now – even just $1,000-3,000 more each month – you could take a 5-star
vacation this year, get a new car, eat out and travel more, or even invest and retire significantly faster.

That’s probably why you began exploring trading as a way to supplement your income. You know just
how lucrative trading can be—when you have the right training and system.

That’s precisely what the Apiary Fund gives you.

A world-class system and team of coaches who guide you to life-changing profits, even if you’ve never
successfully traded a day in your life.

Their track record is unparalleled.

Part of how they’ve had so much success is they specialize in the biggest, most lucrative market in the
world…

Unlike stocks, trading currencies via the Forex market provides daily opportunities to learn and profit.

At any given moment, there’s a chance to take profits on a new trade or movement.

According to Bloomberg, over $5 trillion in currencies are traded around the world each day. That’s why
many experts believe the Forex market has minted more millionaires than any other area of trading.
But this is not about becoming a millionaire – it’s about being realistic, making some extra money on the
side, and maybe even quitting your job and retiring sooner.

With the right training and tools, virtually anyone can learn to trade Forex profitable.

Especially when you access formulas, strategies and learning processes developed by some of the most
elite currency traders in the world.

That’s what the Apiary Fund is. It’s a revolutionary new program designed to help you learn how to
trade currencies like a pro, using OUR money, while still keeping 60% of your profits.

The other 40% go back into the fund to help continue your education and training.

Being able to trade with our money is key, because it’s a lot easier to stay cool and collected as a trader
when your rent or car payment is not on the line.

Ultimately, the system works because it’s a win-win opportunity: You learn a new skill to add a new
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Like a pilot in a flight simulator, you’ll get to learn how to earn daily profits trading currencies –
WITHOUT the fear of crashing and burning.

First, you are given a virtual trading account which looks and acts just like the real thing. Our simple
interface and worldwide accessibility lets our traders quickly and easily analyze and make trades
wherever they are.
That way, you can figure out your ideal trading style before you have real money on the line.

When you complete the internship training and meet the goals of your virtual account, you can qualify
to trade a live funded account.

It’s trading with other people’s money.

Accounts start at $2,500 and there is no “risk deposit.” When you make a profit, you keep 60% and 40%
goes back to the fund.

As you consistently do well, you can qualify for larger account sizes and larger payout percentages, up to
85%.

We think that’s pretty generous considering you’re getting the best currency-trading education available
anywhere in the world, learning from actual millionaire currency traders… AND you’re getting to trade
with our money, while keeping most of the profits.

We’ve already discussed the size of the currency market—over $5.3 trillion dollars moved daily.

Fact is, whether the economy is booming, or in crisis – currency trading will always be a tool that’s used
to generate wealth.

Whether it’s the dollar, the Euro, the Yen or any other – currencies will always be rising or falling and
each movement is an opportunity to make money.
Once you’ve progressed through the training and have a funded account, you’ll have everything you
need to potentially create a part-time income, week in and week out.

If you’re accepted into the program, you’ll have access to all the unique tools available to Apiary Fund
traders including expert advisors, custom indicators, and trading statistics analysis.

You can talk to the community of Apiary Fund traders in our forum, or contact our support team via
email or phone. On our site, you’ll have access to e-books, training videos, and over 250 hours of
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Because we use distributive technology, you can attend live discussions, ask questions, access training
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The Apiary Fund is like college – except that it’s designed to help you become financially free and
accelerate your retirement as fast as possibly, using currency trading.

Best of all, you can try out the platform and coaching without paying any tuition upfront…