How it Works Wentworth & Wellesley Metals has developed a simple formula that has kept our I.B’s client’s funds earning maximum upside while in secured silver, and at the same time managing risk with a combined 120 years experience. Through the use of leveraged & secured amounts of silver that is bought and sold daily in the “Spot Market”. We do not have to lose the typical 25% markup that the general public does when they are purchasing the physical metal. For example, if you we’re to buy $25,000.00 of physical silver and the spot market price was quoted at $17.00 an ounce, the most you could acquire would be approximately 1500 ounces after paying a typical markup of 25% to the seller/broker. Now if you do the math you now really have bought your silver at $21.00 an ounce. So between the buy and sell of a typical physical buy and sell, you have lost 50% of what could have been profits! So now what Wentworth & Wellesley Metals has done is cut out the middle man by obtaining contracts to be able to “Use the banks money” through the use of a leveraged program. Now using that same $25,000.00 you are able to secure Silver at the “Spot Market Price” weather Buying or selling in the future and being conservative so your account can be safe through the motions of a trending market. We would get 20-1 leverage which has been the safest through this bull market so far. For example: $25,000.00 X 20 = $500,000.00 of buying power. Now at the spot price of $17.00 you would now be able to secure over 20,000 ounces of silver or more, with peace of mind through the use of stop loss orders that is secured 24/7. When silver reaches the highs (approx. $19.00 per oz.) it has already made in the trend we’ve seen going higher you would have made over $2.00 per ounce. So, for example to equate the profits generated the math would be as such. $2.00 X 20,000 oz. equals: $40,000.00 minus our Performance Fee of 20% would now net $32,000.00. The total risk on the example of this transaction would be $2,500.00 in the event of surprise our stop loss would prevent any further losses. For additional information and details, contact your Metals Strategist.