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  • #24,021
  • Feb 18, 2012 11:01am Feb 18, 2012 11:01am
Quoting Chillypiper
Thats a total scam dude...

I have a story for you, on how I thought I'd get rich in joining a FX institution/school and trade pooled capital. I wish I know now back then....I there is some good opportunity's to be had, if your successful.Obviously the more capital you have the bigger the playing field becomes...

But, theres nothing like being a one man show too.

Are you Incorporated/ or LLC in your trading operation? Something to look into, if your not...

well they answer but I think is not what i though tho, they are lending money to new entrepeneurs, I think, for what I read here........

this is their answer.........

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Dear Fernandez,


The content of your email was noted. Currently, we have certain funds that we wish to invest based on a soft loan whereby we allocate funds to individuals, business men and companies who have great business plan/ideal for an annual return of 4.5% interest on the allocated funds.


There is a standard application process for financing for companies or entrepreneur, foreign or domestic, seeking to establish a new venture or expand an existing enterprise for investment purposes can approach for funds This is best done by complying with our terms and conditions for financing, and by submitting an investment proposal and a project plan.


You will require to register your company here in UAE to obtain Certificate of incorporation and trade license to be able to secure surety bond from a reputable appointed insurance company here in UAE


If you are interested in applying for a loan or entering into partnership with us on investment program, I would like you to send me a detail overview of your investment ideals and plans including the total amount of funds you shall need from us which i will submit to our professional team management for review and possible approval.


Note that if your project is approved for funding by the team,you will be required to register an offshore company here in UAE to obtain certificate of incorporation with trade license to enable you obtain a surety bond from a reputable Insurance Company here in Dubai United Arab Emirate for the security of the loan.
Send along your business plans and your direct contact details with the specific amount of loan you need. Note that the entire process will take not more than 7 to 14 working days to be comp leted.


Best Regards,
Mr.Ahmed Shaheen.
Chief Executive Officer
Director Liberty Investment
Dubai International Capital LLC (DIC)
The Chonchy
  • #24,022
  • Feb 18, 2012 11:19am Feb 18, 2012 11:19am
Quoting chonchy
well they answer but I think is not what i though tho, they are lending money to new entrepeneurs, I think, for what I read here........

this is their answer.........

================

Dear Fernandez,


The content of your email was noted. Currently, we have certain funds that we wish to invest based on a soft loan whereby we allocate funds to individuals, business men and companies who have great business plan/ideal for an annual return of 4.5% interest on the allocated funds.


There is a standard application process...
If one ever wondered how to set your self up in an "offshore", well I guess the man just told us - 7 to 14 days and your good to go - includes a trading account by the sounds of it . One wouldn't have to necessarily go in with those guys money, just do your own thing and take care of the guys on the ground, they always expect a cut and will be good to you if you do .
Stay calm, be brave, wait for the signs - Jasper Friendly Bear
  • #24,023
  • Feb 18, 2012 11:22am Feb 18, 2012 11:22am
Chilipipper, gotta luve the "I Love Ike" clip, a real classic of the era, thanks.

P.S. Brainwashing never changes.
Stay calm, be brave, wait for the signs - Jasper Friendly Bear
  • #24,024
  • Feb 18, 2012 11:42am Feb 18, 2012 11:42am
Quoting fxhermit
If one ever wondered how to set your self up in an "offshore", well I guess the man just told us - 7 to 14 days and your good to go - includes a trading account by the sounds of it . One wouldn't have to necessarily go in with those guys money, just do your own thing and take care of the guys on the ground, they always expect a cut and will be good to you if you do .
.........Well fxhermit the trick is that they provide the money if I'm not mistaking in what I read here, and that is what we need, if I make 5% of the little money I have, is nothing, now when you make 5% of a big shunk of money then there is your cut, let say tree of us, you, me and Chillipiper take each an 8 hour shift and average a 5% a month each, we are averaging 15% a month, to pay the investors 4.5% a year, I mean if we make 15% a month, that is 180% a year without compounding, compounding it could a be up to 3000% a year, depending of how much the monthly extractions are.......and all we need is a UAE corporation and an insurance from a local insurance firm, that is a fee monthly that is all, and local person with a license, that is all......
The Chonchy
  • #24,025
  • Feb 18, 2012 12:02pm Feb 18, 2012 12:02pm
Yeah, I hear you Chonchy and I think it has possibilities, however it's just not my cup of tea. I rather like the idea of being an independent trader - kinda the reason why I got into it in the first place. Besides, where I live they'd throw me in the klink for participating without jumping throught the BC SEC hoops at great time and expense, which I'm just not prepared to do. Have already had a bit of foolishness from them in the past. No desire to go their again. Other traders however, ...... the door's open I guess??
Stay calm, be brave, wait for the signs - Jasper Friendly Bear
  • #24,026
  • Feb 18, 2012 12:55pm Feb 18, 2012 12:55pm
Heres a letter from a friend.....

What others see plainly, we often ignore.
* Here's something to think about. *
I remember asking dad about Castro when I was about 9 years old. I asked, "Is Castro a good guy or bad?"
Dad said...he couldn't tell!! This was about 1955. We were living in Louisiana ...at the time. Dad was in the Army there.
Cuba was fairly close and in the news a lot. The Cubans were asking the same question!

Ike was president.
This past July, we had the pleasure of sharing a summer barbecue with a refugee from Cuba . Our dinner conversation was starkly different than most.

This refugee came to the United States as a young boy in the early 1960's. His family was more fortunate than most, as they were able to bring a suitcase...and $100 when they fled Castro's newly formed revolutionary paradise.

Our dinner consisted of all-American fare: hamburgers, potato salad, watermelon and fresh ears of sweet corn. This is a menu shared with family and friends nationwide...while celebrating the birth of our beloved America ...on the Fourth of July.

We began with a simple discussion about our country, and the direction it has taken since Barack Obama came to power. We shared the usual complaints about the sour economy and liberal social engineering emanating from the rulers in Washington .

But then he said it. The sentence came naturally. I assume it was unplanned. But it carried the weight of a freight train. "You know when Castro took power, none of us knew he was a Communist".
We sat stunned. He continued, "Yes, we all thought he was a patriot, a nationalist. Before the revolution he didn't sound like a radical."
The comparison at this point was easy, and I interjected, "You mean just like Barack Obama?"
He responded; "Yes, just like Barack Obama."
He continued, "We were all shocked as the government just continued to grab more power. First they said the revolution is over, so please turn in your guns. We all complied."

I remember my uncle saying after it started; “ Castro will only nationalize some of the big industries. He will never come and take our family hardware store!! ” But that is exactly what happened. Castro started with the sugar mills and the large industries, but they eventually came and knocked on the door of our family hardware store. My family had run this store for generations. They said we now own the hardware store, you work for us. And that nice, large four-bedroom home you own...it is now our property also, and...you can move yourself and five children into two rooms of the house, because others are moving in with you."
The lesson learned from this discussion, is a lesson most Americans refuse to hear. Political leaders can lie about their agenda and once in office...they can take totally unexpected turns.

If you had asked us three years ago if we thought General Motors would be nationalized, we would have never believed it. We could never contemplate a country where the rule of law, the most fundamental building block of a justice society...would be evaporating, just like it did in Castro's Cuba in the early 1960's
  • #24,027
  • Feb 18, 2012 3:38pm Feb 18, 2012 3:38pm
Quoting Chillypiper
Heres a letter from a friend.....

What others see plainly, we often ignore.
* Here's something to think about. *
I remember asking dad about Castro when I was about 9 years old. I asked, "Is Castro a good guy or bad?"
Dad said...he couldn't tell!! This was about 1955. We were living in Louisiana ...at the time. Dad was in the Army there.
Cuba was fairly close and in the news a lot. The Cubans were asking the same question!

Ike was president.
This past July, we had the pleasure of sharing a summer barbecue with a refugee from Cuba . Our...
.........Wow, chillipiper, a nut in my troad and tiers in my eyes, i have to tell you that I just come from the airport, drop my wife there, she is going to see her only person tht remain in there from all here relatives, her mother die, her father as well, as well as her brother, her father had a gas station and a big farm and castro came and puff, took it, her mother had more land with cows and horses than most farmers we know, and castro came and puff took it, first he said oh well we need to split the good betwing the people, but then he came and said well you guys, or some of you don't know what to do with this land so we will create the state and the state will control all the land for the beenfit of all, then the state took all the land exploited it and paid for his military and defence of an enemi that never esist, just like this war on terror this goverment have created, so yeah it does looks like the begining of a castro double regime right on our back yard, my wife is going to see her godmother that love her very much and is 90 years old so she felt that she needed to go and pay a last visit, she haven't gone back since she came in 1980, 32 years ago without seeing the godmother that alsmost raise her, they wanted to get out since 1961 but castro didn't let them until 1980 the mariel bridge, I will never go back to see anybody, I don't like to take my shoes off in front of people, they have always stink so much that I'm ashame to take them off in public, and TSA won't let me travel without taking them off, so I don't travel, oh well, maybe some day our contry will be free again, but for what I see is all the contrary..............
The Chonchy
  • #24,028
  • Feb 18, 2012 3:39pm Feb 18, 2012 3:39pm
............Big help

["Greece's government has agreed to pay part of its revenue into an escrow account that would be used only for servicing debt, in return for receiving billions of euros in new aid, German newspaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung reports Saturday, citing people close to the matter. Greek finance minister Evangelos Venizelos agreed to Germany's demand that some state revenue be paid into a blocked account during the most recent telephone conference of euro-zone finance ministers, the newspaper reports. The money in the account will be used only for interest and debt payments on Greece's new loans, and nothing else.............']

.........They should shoot them all, shoot all the clowns in goverments, shoot them all.........
The Chonchy
  • #24,029
  • Edited 6:12pm Feb 18, 2012 3:41pm | Edited 6:12pm
Quoting fxhermit
Yeah, I hear you Chonchy and I think it has possibilities, however it's just not my cup of tea. I rather like the idea of being an independent trader - kinda the reason why I got into it in the first place. Besides, where I live they'd throw me in the klink for participating without jumping throught the BC SEC hoops at great time and expense, which I'm just not prepared to do. Have already had a bit of foolishness from them in the past. No desire to go their again. Other traders however, ...... the door's open I guess??
...........I think I see what you mean fxhermit and as always I will follow your recomendations............ thankyou Sr.
The Chonchy
  • #24,030
  • Feb 18, 2012 11:34pm Feb 18, 2012 11:34pm
The Italian news agency ANSA quoted the forensic medical expert who carried out the toxicology test as dismissing Codacons' concerns about the external trace of cocaine.
The expert, Marcello Chiarotti, was quoted as saying the modest trace of cocaine "was a marginal problem that absolutely doesn't invalidate the results of the analysis" that found none of the drug inside the hair itself or in the urine. Traces of cocaine in the urine or inside the hair itself would have pointed to consumption.

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...........so if he wasen't consuming........who place the cocaine in his hair and in the envelope, ahhhhhh........I'm no expert but i sence some MOFU trying to make this captain a drug user, why........

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/0...?ncid=webmail1
The Chonchy
  • #24,031
  • Feb 18, 2012 11:40pm Feb 18, 2012 11:40pm
.........Could this be the begining of the end?

Five Cool Cars From Abroad We Wish Would Come To The U.S.

http://autos.aol.com/photos/best-non...?ncid=webmail8
The Chonchy
  • #24,032
  • Feb 19, 2012 12:03am Feb 19, 2012 12:03am
...........Is this me or I see a little bit of divergence on this 30M, so monday may be a down drop, but DOW is reaching the 13 000 mark so a push north to push the envelope may be in place before that..........good luck in all you do out there.......

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  • #24,033
  • Feb 19, 2012 1:38am Feb 19, 2012 1:38am
Quoting chonchy
...........Is this me or I see a little bit of divergence on this 30M, so monday may be a down drop, but DOW is reaching the 13 000 mark so a push north to push the envelope may be in place before that..........good luck in all you do out there.......

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  • #24,034
  • Feb 19, 2012 1:38am Feb 19, 2012 1:38am
............In this one hour chart, I notice that a previus divergence of the histo provoqued a drop after a little while, so now the patern repeat here and it may do the same, now they are also seing this in their charts so they may go the other way to feck us............

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  • #24,035
  • Feb 19, 2012 1:43am Feb 19, 2012 1:43am
Quoting Snarkalarker
Sorry, but i do not see it. That is not to say that it is not there...if it is there please someone point it exactly out to me.

the divergence? is at the end of the chart, price is going up like the yellow trend lines mark and the histo is going down or decreasing, on the second chart is twice back on the magenta trend lines and later on the yellow ones and the histo, hope it helps...........if not ask away, we are here to help eachother.......
The Chonchy
  • #24,036
  • Feb 19, 2012 1:47am Feb 19, 2012 1:47am
.........I mean don't get me wrong here, I'm still learning about all this divergence thingy from fxhermit and if I'm not wrong in my learning curve, this is divergence on the histogram and in the green and red indicators also, some one correct me if i'm wrong here, please........

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  • #24,037
  • Edited 10:23am Feb 19, 2012 3:34am | Edited 10:23am
Well, I was trying to throw a post together with a timeline of events that could account for the persistent delays, and regular fallouts to progress in Greece, and link it together with comments from Germany, the ECB, the FED and so on. However, while doing so, the potential scenario has once again been changed with comments yesterday out of Europe. In a way, this is good as it negates the need for me to bore any reader with a chronology that is, when all is said and done, based on supposition.

My gut feeling on this is that Merkel is having her arm twisted by the likes of the FED, understands that her political career is on the line if she pisses off her voters and gives more to the Greeks, and is possibly still trying to assuage Sarkozy as he attempts to get more money pumped into the Greek banking sector in order for French banks to receive their pay checks before default… of course, all this money is ultimately being paid for by the taxpayer, but we won’t go there today.

And so, not dwelling too much on the comments from Jean-Claude Juncker, nor the quiet actions of Mario Draghi and a few other notable crushers of reasoned dissent, it is looking like an acceleration to events may be on the cards. Hey, the Chinese told José Manuel Barroso and Herman Van Rompuy to get lost earlier this week, so perhaps the Chinese aren't interested in a seat at the Bilderberg table, and they are certainly anti-semetic.

I think that I will hold fire on any further trades this week, as I want to see just what, if any, monies flow to Greece next week. Let’s not forget that the IMF et al have said that they will reduce their monetary commitment to any further Greek loans, which to me is a blatant statement that they do not think that what they put in, they will get back. And the IMF are not alone in publicly declaring their reduction to any further loans.

It makes sense that preparations have been made for a default, and that it has taken this long to reach the fall of Greece when one considers just how much money has been involved with Europe, and the amount of loss that certain entities would incur if a default had happened a year or so ago. It is also disgusting that what seems to have happened is that the man on the street is going to bear the full force of a default, while those that were able to quietly shifted their capital out of harm’s way...and I’m not just thinking of the 26 billion Euro that made its way out of official Greek accounts and into Switzerland – not much talk of this – but that belonging to governments. It stinks; and even more so when one considers that the average saver does not have the channels to shift capital about, unlike those that control the rules.

So, let’s watch tomorrow to see if Greece does indeed receive the funds necessary to see it past the March 20th deadline. I doubt it, and as I’ve been told, default is planned to be declared on March 23rd – after market close. GS and JP Morgan are two of the Wall Street banks that I have been told are in the loop on this one, and so it would be interesting to see their open positions.

I also note this:

… the ECB Greek bond swap is now done. This means that each and every European bond that you own is now subordinated to the ECB and the European Union. If they can swap their bonds for new bonds with different terms, no CAC clause in this case, then they can swap their bonds for any terms and conditions they like while the bonds of private holders are held to the original indenture. The equity markets may rally on this news because they are focused on a deal getting done but anyone in fixed income should now consider retching under their desks as we all just took one of the biggest screwings of our lives that may well not be a singular event.

And did anyone read about the sting in Italy of the 6 trillion in US treasury bonds? Hmm, seem to recall something similar happening a year or so ago, and again in Italy. One for Chonchy, Cesar and Divine Cosmos – something is not right about this…
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  • #24,038
  • Feb 19, 2012 6:49am Feb 19, 2012 6:49am
Quoting 45Condor
Well, I was trying to throw a post together with a timeline of events that could account for the persistent delays, and regular fallouts to progress in Greece, and link it together with comments from Germany, the ECB, the FED and so on. However, while doing so, the potential scenario has once again been changed with comments yesterday out of Europe. In a way, this is good as it negates the need for me to bore any reader with a chronology that is, when all is said and done, based on supposition.

My gut feeling on this is that Merkel is having her...
..........We told you so, I should say, but cesar have all the credit, never the less, great analisis 45 condor, thankyou very much Sr. let see how this greece deal end up.......and pray this dragon family stop this madness and we can move on to do biger and bether things...........with god's help........
The Chonchy
  • #24,039
  • Feb 19, 2012 8:48am Feb 19, 2012 8:48am
45Condor,

it has been a while since i posted at FF, but your writing re the Greek debacle has been the best reads in a long long time. you obviously have terrrific insights and the ability to communicate complex subject matter in simple language which in and of it self is a gift and an art.

look forward to reading more of your work and thoughts.

in this article from today's Telegraph the Ger FM's premise is that Greece is already acknowledged as being bankrupt so a formal bankruptcy will have no negative consequences for other EU members.

not certain i see it that way although do not pretend to be close to Schauble in skill or experience however if Greece fails and Portugal, Spain and Italy are already distressed as is fairly obvious by the respective sovereign bond (soaring) yields of late then the logic follows if PSI are that much larger than Greece how can all of this be 'positive' for others?

in other words, what is the upside for the markets here?.......i do not see it especially given equity markets are all trading at the tops of major ranges not seen since the summer of 2011, and on what exactly?.......the prospect for improvements in earnings?
  • #24,040
  • Feb 19, 2012 8:49am Feb 19, 2012 8:49am
sorry, got so carried away there i forgot to copy the link;

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/f...-the-euro.html
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