In 1978 and '79, Hillary Clinton turned an initial $1,000 into $100K day trading cattle futures on the CME.
Here's how she did it 
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In Oct. '78, Hillary started trading futures at the behest of her investment advisor, James Blair. At the time, Bill Clinton was Attorney General of Arkansas. In addition to advising the Clintons, Blair was also legal counsel to Tyson Foods, Arkansas' largest employer.pic.twitter.com/WJFXRroYzO
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Blair partnered with broker Robert Bone to help Hillary make her trades. She started with $1,000. On day 1, she was +$6,300 (+530%). By month 3, she was +$26,000 (+2,500%). Hillary closed her account in July 1979 with nearly $100,000, a 9,900% gain.
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Bone allowed Clinton to make trades on excessive margin and was never margin called despite triggering limits several times. In late '79, CME suspended Bone and fined his firm (Refco) for consistently violating exchange policies. Here's a 60 Minutes excerpt on the scandal:pic.twitter.com/MHE3Yi0NM3
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Fast forward 15 years, and the Clintons are in the White House. Increasing media pressure about the gains prompts Hillary to give a press conference. Below is an excerpt: https://www.c-span.org/video/?c4898711/user-clip-hillary-clinton-cattle-pr …
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With the above saga in mind, here's how to turn $1,000 into $100K in 10 months with cattle futures: ① Become AG of Arkansas (Governor if possible). ② Have a friend in the futures business. ③ Separate yourself from wrongdoing, but not from the $. Good luck!
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