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conflict investment return

January 14 2008 at 12:00 PM
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  (Login sapphirecapital)

for 2007 all balance sheet work done I was surprised how much the profit in conflict investment has risen: We are up 2589% in that group alone.

Conflict Investment is the investment is conflict and immediate post conflict economies as well as immediate pre-conflict countries at all levels.
Our main exposure for that investment interest group is in Africa and some states in Asia.

It shows that appropriate risk taking can pay if you calculate the odds in the right fashion.

Following my older postings in this forum I encourage the audience to take a deeper look in these economies, they are the frontiers of capital markets to come.

 
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(Login Carlyfornia)

Sir Richard's post.

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January 14 2008, 4:45 PM 

Great for those who can stomach the risk factor.

 
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(Login sapphirecapital)

risk

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January 14 2008, 6:28 PM 

beside the fact that I hadn't acquired an english title it seems to me that people (this is not against Carlyfornia) in general have a problematic view of risk. I see this every day, they want to avoid risk as they would avoid ebola but they want high returns. The same people who talk about Africa, or some Asian countries , as to risky were running to get involved in cmo's which they did not understand or the same people who would send their bank coordinates in elaborate paperwork to a broker on the other side of the world just because he or she offers them a a high return in some bank guarantee trading etc; or they pursue 100 Billion USD currency trades and pay up front fees to get on the list of some Fed Trader who can not pay his phone bills.

Risk is relative and needs understanding and ability, I agree it is not for the faint hearted to deal in cash currencies in the Hinterland of Afghanistan, invest in scrap metal plants in Iraq, doing investments in some Northern Far East country or in the Highlands of Laos, buying commodities in Zentral Africa and so on, but its real business, real players and the transactions are honest, if you are not you do not return from your trip. There is no wiggling for this or that law, no lawyers involved to find excuses not to perform and so on.

The chinese are investing the more and more worthless USD's they have in commodities deals in these "high risk" countries and I have to tell you the chinese are no ones fool and they are making out good. Given the attitude in the more developed nations of the G7, especially the US, towards these risks it seems there is an agenda of having normal investors take their eyes of the ball of the profit game outside their national markets

 
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ddrep
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Greetings

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January 15 2008, 9:38 AM 

Richard:

Greetings.

I think if you understand and follow the Market and Prognostics from "Professionals" you can earn even more than 580% in only 3 weeks!!!

How is this possible?

Example:

On 14th of Dec. I informed my client to purchase a some "Bull" Leverage Position on Gold Spot Base. Purchase Price per position was EURO 1,76/Position. Investment Amount 50.000 EURO or 28.409 Position in total based on the actually economic situation in the US, US Dollar weaken, etc..

He sold the the Positions at 12.00 EURO/Position last week and made 10,24 EURO/Position on Cross Profit or 290,908.16 USD in total. By meaning more than 581% in 3 weeks.

Here is the evidence:

http://www.ariva.de/quote/profile.m?secu=100587061

I agree that this kind of investment business do have a high risk but and if you do have a little bit of knowledge and listen to the "Professionals" you can raise a lot of Returns but you have to wait and be patient and trade on the "right" time.

Any comments or feedbacks are welcome.

TW

 
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Richard Ludwig
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January 15 2008, 10:58 AM 

you are right for sure, it just depends on the situation, however if you are dealing with the 9 digits you will find the margin shrinking because the market applies more pressure there.

In the small matters your example worked perfectly but the amount of risk you include in the handling needs a professional hand, actually a very similar hand I use in the conflict investment, he is steady, patient and experienced in what he is doing and moves very fast when he identified an opportunity.

 
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