Archive for March, 2009
HCI about to start a new LDTP investment…
One organisation that exhibits something of a variable service is HCI. They promote a Reverse Pension Plan that will provide a return of £42,500 per $45 policy. At the latest count they have 1,000 positions to fill so have a good chance of closing that soon.
They also have other investments, one of which, LDTP is about to start another round on Monday 06 April. In this fund you will be paid a daily percentage return on your investment. The daily amount varies depending on how many policies you purchase at one time. For one it is 0.7% per day and it rises to a maximum of 2.4% per day for seven policies.
Your money is used by the company and the earliest you can withdraw anything is after 310 trading days (i.e. bank trading days). At this time you can wihdraw a maximum of 70% of your daily interest. After 410 trading days the investment will mature and you can then receive any outstanding funds.
Payment is via Liberty Reserve or Solid Trust Pay, with each LDTP costing $195 ($150 is the amount that is actually traded with the balance going to administration costs). Note that HCI state there is a 90% guarantee on each fundshare which means that for each $150 invested $135 is guaranteed.
One of the frustrations with HCI (as with many others) is that there communication is not that great so patience and determination are the watchwords, however, they have had other investments where payments have been made so they do have something of a track record which can be verified.
If this sounds of interest please be awars that the next LDTP will start next Monday, April 06.
They also have other investments, one of which, LDTP is about to start another round on Monday 06 April. In this fund you will be paid a daily percentage return on your investment. The daily amount varies depending on how many policies you purchase at one time. For one it is 0.7% per day and it rises to a maximum of 2.4% per day for seven policies.
Your money is used by the company and the earliest you can withdraw anything is after 310 trading days (i.e. bank trading days). At this time you can wihdraw a maximum of 70% of your daily interest. After 410 trading days the investment will mature and you can then receive any outstanding funds.
Payment is via Liberty Reserve or Solid Trust Pay, with each LDTP costing $195 ($150 is the amount that is actually traded with the balance going to administration costs). Note that HCI state there is a 90% guarantee on each fundshare which means that for each $150 invested $135 is guaranteed.
One of the frustrations with HCI (as with many others) is that there communication is not that great so patience and determination are the watchwords, however, they have had other investments where payments have been made so they do have something of a track record which can be verified.
If this sounds of interest please be awars that the next LDTP will start next Monday, April 06.
Cash Master Blog showcases two good opportunities…
I’ve previously posted about Graham Laurie’s Cash Master Blog as a good source of information on various investment options.
Today I noticed that there were two new posts on the blog which may be of interest. For the last 3 months Graham has been trialling a service called LS Trader. This is an advisory service where you only have to spend a short time placing and subsequently monitoring the trades they advise.
As something of a caution you should note that the minimum balance recommended to trade with is £3,000. The service recommends using IG Index as a trading platform and provides ways to ensure that any amount traded can be a small percentage of the overall bank.
The other opportunity is the FTSE Wealth Builder from Neil Leitch. Graham has only just started to report on this so it is a little too early to make a totally informed decision, however, initial impressions seem very positive. The system is straightforward to use and Graham has confirmed that his selections match Neils’.
It’s also comforting to note that Neil sends out daily updates of how things performed and responds very quickly to email questions.
Both opportunities have great potential and I shall be following Grahams’ reports with interest.
Secure Your Future forum reports short window for participation…
Regular readers will know that I’ve recommended the Secure Your Future forum several times in the past, most recently as they were promoting a short window of opportunity to take part in a very exciting investment.
This opportunity originally closed last Friday as the required amounts for investment had been collected.
It seems that over the weekend one of the investors, a charity, had been advised that they are not legally allowed to take part in an investment like this so had to pull out.
This means that there is now another short period (cob Thursday) for others to take part. Full details can be found at the Secure Your Future forum so I will not reveal too much here.
What I will say is that the minimum deposit is $100 (multiples of this are also possible) and that payment is by bank wire only.
I appreciate that there is not much time to do any research on this but the Secure Your Future forum is a very reliable source of advice and I’m confident that this is a genuine endeavour to help small investors.
Just to be clear the ‘owner’ of the investment is not directly associated with the Secure Your Future forum but is happy that the forum be used to promote it.
This opportunity originally closed last Friday as the required amounts for investment had been collected.
It seems that over the weekend one of the investors, a charity, had been advised that they are not legally allowed to take part in an investment like this so had to pull out.
This means that there is now another short period (cob Thursday) for others to take part. Full details can be found at the Secure Your Future forum so I will not reveal too much here.
What I will say is that the minimum deposit is $100 (multiples of this are also possible) and that payment is by bank wire only.
I appreciate that there is not much time to do any research on this but the Secure Your Future forum is a very reliable source of advice and I’m confident that this is a genuine endeavour to help small investors.
Just to be clear the ‘owner’ of the investment is not directly associated with the Secure Your Future forum but is happy that the forum be used to promote it.
FapTurbo double whammy in my FXPro account…
All I can say is…ouch. This past week I was hit with a double loss on the EURCHF pair which has badly dented my FXPro account. It seems that the pair were subject to a large movement and FapTurbo closed out at a significant loss on the trade.
This was doubly painful for me because the software had opened two trades simultaneoulsy so my loss was double. I’m still very uncertain about FXPro as a broker for FAPTurbo as my trading experience has not been that positive.
However, I am pepared to give it at least one more week to see if things can turn around. If not, then I’m going to transfer to another broker as soon as is practical.
What’s heightened my frustration this week is receiving about six different emails from different sources extolling the virtues of FAPturbo and how much money it is making for people. Now, I’m not convinced as it just seems that they are hyping up the product because it’s been a while since the orignal launch.
If you have been sitting on the fence on whether to buy FAPTurbo then my advice at the moment would be to do a lot of research and make sure that any claims made about profit can be substantiated fully.
One place you may want to try is FAPTurbo Review as they have been using the software for 15 weeks and provide a video update each week as to what has happened. They run two live accounts, one with FXPro and one with FXDD. The account with FXPro is in the region of 36% down (reflects what I’ve experienced) and with FXDD it’s 50% up.
Clearly, choosing a suitable broker is a critical element for success.
This was doubly painful for me because the software had opened two trades simultaneoulsy so my loss was double. I’m still very uncertain about FXPro as a broker for FAPTurbo as my trading experience has not been that positive.
However, I am pepared to give it at least one more week to see if things can turn around. If not, then I’m going to transfer to another broker as soon as is practical.
What’s heightened my frustration this week is receiving about six different emails from different sources extolling the virtues of FAPturbo and how much money it is making for people. Now, I’m not convinced as it just seems that they are hyping up the product because it’s been a while since the orignal launch.
If you have been sitting on the fence on whether to buy FAPTurbo then my advice at the moment would be to do a lot of research and make sure that any claims made about profit can be substantiated fully.
One place you may want to try is FAPTurbo Review as they have been using the software for 15 weeks and provide a video update each week as to what has happened. They run two live accounts, one with FXPro and one with FXDD. The account with FXPro is in the region of 36% down (reflects what I’ve experienced) and with FXDD it’s 50% up.
Clearly, choosing a suitable broker is a critical element for success.
Global Pension Plan provide a short update…
The admin of Global Pension Plan has made a short post primarily relating to resolution of problems with Liberty Reserve (this applies to other online opportunities as well). In the update it was mentioned that work is progressing well on getting the missing documents that was the subject of an earlier update.
Unfortunately, there is little specific information around timing so it seems that we will still have to wait patiently to learn just when payouts might commence.
Clearly, if they are re-instating Liberty Reserve as a payment processor they appear to be still accepting applications. So, whilst the tone of the update was positive we still can’t put the champagne on ice just yet.
Hopefully the good progress being made by the Insurance company means that in the not too distant future we could hear more specifics on the timing and banking solution that will be used.
Thirty Dollar Unit are activating forum memberships…
In a previous post I lamented that Thirty Dollar Unit were behind on authenticating memberships to their newly created forum. I wrote that I was still waiting to be activated and that we would need to practice some more patience.
Well, patience has paid off and today I received my formal activation for the new forum. It probably won’t surprise readers to hear that some of the delays have been caused by people submitting more than one application as they hadn’t received instant authentication on their original application.
It seems to me that a lot of people have a knee jerk reaction when it comes to online investments and expect things to happen instantly. This is just not feasible in this sort of situation. What people should realise is that an individual member is just a very small part of the total invested population. Experience does show that online investments are generally poor at communication and by repeatedly sending in questions or additional applications will only increase the workload and delay things even further.
If I was to stress one point when asked what is important about online investing it is have PATIENCE by the bucketload as otherwise you will become very frustrated.
So, if you are a member of Thirty Dollar Unit and have not been activated yet then please just wait as it will happen.
