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November 10, 2008

Russian Billionaires should have had a Margin Loan from HedgeLender

According to Wealth Bulletin, both Ukrainian billionaire Konstantin Zhevago and Russian's richest man, Oleg Deripaska, have been forced to sell due to large margin calls . . . .They really should have used a hedge loan . . . in and out of the market at the same time.

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