London, England – Friday 25 July 2008 – The current picture does not look promising. Housing prices are down, fuel prices are up and the job market is taking daily hits as well.
Each day new financial numbers appear in news stories depicting how the economy is faltering. Fear of losing a job or being unable to afford rising fuel prices for the daily commute are sending employees scrambling to look for other employment options. For those that have that decision made for them, being faced with sudden unemployment can be devastating. There is a quick need to find a way to compensate for the loss of income that comes with a steady job.
One such option that can take employees from unemployment to self employment in as little as six weeks time is the investment opportunity of sports-arbitrage betting. An arbitrage is something that occurs when bookmakers offer differing prices on the same sporting event. Rajeev Shah, ex-City trader explains that individuals can be taught how to recognize these settings and capitalize on them for income. Shah is the author of Sports-Arbitrage – How to Place Riskless Bets and Create Tax-Free Investments.
Sports-Arbitrage traders utilize computer software called ArbAlarm to scan the internet and pinpoint overlapping prices for a single sporting event. Once identified, the software goes through a series of mathematical calculations to determine all possible profit-inducing financial outcomes for that sporting event. The software guarantees that any financial profit will be greater than the financial output placed on that sporting event.
Further incentive to engage in this line of self employment comes from the government. The UK Treasury states that all profits earned as a result of sports-arbitrage betting will not be subjected to taxing. Profit income is free of income tax and capital gains tax. This places more money into the self employed pocket. Current investors in sports-arbitrage are seeing as high as 12% return on investments each month.
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