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The Key Is NOT Going Into A Platform, Posted 12-08-2009, 03:29 PM #11 (permalink)
The program I'm associated with is NOT a platform. That is the key and it is also the reason why the banks that we're associated with can offer exponential returns.

If you want something secure for yourself or your client(s), e-mail me directly about our $400K program. $400K is the minimum investment required and will net the investor anywhere from $5M-$8.5M a month for 12 months.

The banks are trading bank notes with other banks, thus not making it a platform. We are still placing people in the program until the Euro Holiday begins. So, if you're serious, e-mail me so we can get you or your client a guaranteed January payout.

Thanks and everyone be blessed!

E-mail Dana at WarrEnterprises@Gmail.com
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small forex trade?, Posted 12-16-2009, 06:08 PM #12 (permalink)
Has anyone just tried forex investments instead of ppp? It seems so tough to find a good broker now for trade programs. Please let me know what your experiences were if you have
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Forex, Posted 12-17-2009, 02:22 AM #13 (permalink)
Be very careful with Forex--the returns are quite volatile. You can be wildly up and down, have a bad run and lose a lot of your principal very quickly. It's really not the best idea unless you are extremely comfortable with the trader and his particular strategy, and they've demonstrated good returns over time.

Instead, I'm advising that everyone frustrated by PPPs in general get in touch with me. PPPs should not be the focus for anyone with under 10M, period. There are much better solutions.

My group trades equity index options using a brilliant, proprietary algorithmic system that protects the principal, and are achieving PPP-level returns weekly without the volatility of Forex. And no broker chain smoke and mirror time-wasting, waiting for calls from "platforms," and all that other nonsense.

This is a serious but easy-to-work-with group with excellent and demonstrable performance. If you post your email address, I'll get in touch with you regarding entry.
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Posted 12-17-2009, 07:48 AM #14 (permalink)
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Be very careful with Forex--the returns are quite volatile. You can be wildly up and down, have a bad run and lose a lot of your principal very quickly. It's really not the best idea unless you are extremely comfortable with the trader and his particular strategy, and they've demonstrated good returns over time.

Instead, I'm advising that everyone frustrated by PPPs in general get in touch with me. PPPs should not be the focus for anyone with under 10M, period. There are much better solutions.

My group trades equity index options using a brilliant, proprietary algorithmic system that protects the principal, and are achieving PPP-level returns weekly without the volatility of Forex. And no broker chain smoke and mirror time-wasting, waiting for calls from "platforms," and all that other nonsense.

This is a serious but easy-to-work-with group with excellent and demonstrable performance. If you post your email address, I'll get in touch with you regarding entry.
Thanks to send an email here regarding entry : holding77ceo@gmail.com
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Please E-mail Info, Posted 12-31-2009, 11:39 AM #15 (permalink)
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Be very careful with Forex--the returns are quite volatile. You can be wildly up and down, have a bad run and lose a lot of your principal very quickly. It's really not the best idea unless you are extremely comfortable with the trader and his particular strategy, and they've demonstrated good returns over time.

Instead, I'm advising that everyone frustrated by PPPs in general get in touch with me. PPPs should not be the focus for anyone with under 10M, period. There are much better solutions.

My group trades equity index options using a brilliant, proprietary algorithmic system that protects the principal, and are achieving PPP-level returns weekly without the volatility of Forex. And no broker chain smoke and mirror time-wasting, waiting for calls from "platforms," and all that other nonsense.

This is a serious but easy-to-work-with group with excellent and demonstrable performance. If you post your email address, I'll get in touch with you regarding entry.

Straight Shooter,

Could you please e-mail info to: tonythomp1959@yahoo.com Thanks.
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real estate, Posted 01-03-2010, 01:43 AM #16 (permalink)
I have real estate worth 17.4 million and want to sell it, but wanted to know if I can just use the property to enter a program like what others are talking about? I know I may not get the 17 million, but whatever real offers will be considered. So I can trust you, list your email and I will mail you if I like what you write. Thanks to all.
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Posted 01-04-2010, 02:36 PM #17 (permalink)
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Be very careful with Forex--the returns are quite volatile. You can be wildly up and down, have a bad run and lose a lot of your principal very quickly. It's really not the best idea unless you are extremely comfortable with the trader and his particular strategy, and they've demonstrated good returns over time.

Instead, I'm advising that everyone frustrated by PPPs in general get in touch with me. PPPs should not be the focus for anyone with under 10M, period. There are much better solutions.

My group trades equity index options using a brilliant, proprietary algorithmic system that protects the principal, and are achieving PPP-level returns weekly without the volatility of Forex. And no broker chain smoke and mirror time-wasting, waiting for calls from "platforms," and all that other nonsense.

This is a serious but easy-to-work-with group with excellent and demonstrable performance. If you post your email address, I'll get in touch with you regarding entry.
Please email info to vipa@cotse.net
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Posted 01-09-2010, 02:41 PM #18 (permalink)
I’m a Forex trader and have seen many investors chasing after high returns and often I have asked these people what they would say the biggest risk regarding investments are. Their answers vary considerably, but seldom do they answer that the biggest (and only) risk is ignorance.
The only financial risk for you as an investor is the risk of losing your capital. The only reason why people lose capital is because they are ignorant. They do not know what risk is, how to define it, how to manage it and how to eliminate it completely.
They think...

“you must have money to make money”
“ the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward”

This is simply not true but too many people go bankrupt as a result of these beliefs. They do not know how to make their money work for them or how to get exceptional growth on investments. Perhaps more importantly they do not know how to manage their financial risk down and at the same time increase their growth.

It is the Risk and not the lack of growth that ruins people financially. If I receive a 100% growth this may look wonderful but unless I can determine the risk I will not invest. Why not? Because it is the risj that ruins the investor financially. Let me explain. What is the point of investing at say 100% growth if I know for sure that I will lose everything that I have invested and gained over a period of time?

There is a solution though. Take responsibility, educate yourself and take control. My first “Law” is to educate myself prior to investing in any investment or business. As for the Real Estate, if you are about to sell and chase a PPP because of perceived “better” returns, I find your motivation risky in itself and maybe you should reconsider. Contrary to popular belief, there are less risky investment opportunities in the forex markets than there are in PPPs. Again, unless you can identify the risk and manage the investment I would say it is not good to continue with the investment.
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Straightshooter, Posted 01-14-2010, 12:13 PM #19 (permalink)
Be very careful with Forex--the returns are quite volatile. You can be wildly up and down, have a bad run and lose a lot of your principal very quickly. It's really not the best idea unless you are extremely comfortable with the trader and his particular strategy, and they've demonstrated good returns over time.

Instead, I'm advising that everyone frustrated by PPPs in general get in touch with me. PPPs should not be the focus for anyone with under 10M, period. There are much better solutions.

My group trades equity index options using a brilliant, proprietary algorithmic system that protects the principal, and are achieving PPP-level returns weekly without the volatility of Forex. And no broker chain smoke and mirror time-wasting, waiting for calls from "platforms," and all that other nonsense.

This is a serious but easy-to-work-with group with excellent and demonstrable performance. If you post your email address, I'll get in touch with you regarding entry.


Please contact me as well at darrylsclark@comcast.net
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Posted 01-14-2010, 02:39 PM #20 (permalink)
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Be very careful with Forex--the returns are quite volatile. You can be wildly up and down, have a bad run and lose a lot of your principal very quickly. It's really not the best idea unless you are extremely comfortable with the trader and his particular strategy, and they've demonstrated good returns over time.

Instead, I'm advising that everyone frustrated by PPPs in general get in touch with me. PPPs should not be the focus for anyone with under 10M, period. There are much better solutions.

My group trades equity index options using a brilliant, proprietary algorithmic system that protects the principal, and are achieving PPP-level returns weekly without the volatility of Forex. And no broker chain smoke and mirror time-wasting, waiting for calls from "platforms," and all that other nonsense.

This is a serious but easy-to-work-with group with excellent and demonstrable performance. If you post your email address, I'll get in touch with you regarding entry.
Please let me know about this at darrylsclark@comcast.net
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