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Investment Opportunity
by E. Tamika EdmondIt isn't a “big score†that makes
someone wealthy
· It's earning substantial income week after week after week . . .
· A unique investment opportunity from Apollo Capital Associates LLC
“Buying an Incomeâ€
· Apollo Capital has assembled all the elements needed for continuous, passive investment income
o We have arranged to borrow $100 million, in the name of our jointly-owned corporation, in an account at a major U.S. Bank at about 12% a year
o We have arranged with an “arbitrage†trader to use these funds to generate a steady income
o The borrowed funds are never at risk, which is why we are able to borrow into a brand-new company without credit or collateral
o We share the trader's profits and get paid weekly
How arbitrage works
· Here's a typical situation:
o The prices of Euros in Dollars at a particular moment are as follows:
§ The
price in
§ The
price in
o Our
trader simultaneously buys $1 billion worth of Euros in
§ The
784,436,774 Euros bought in
o Over the course of a week, the trader makes this type of trade one to two dozen times, accumulating profits on almost every trade
Dividing the profits
· About half the weekly profit goes to the trader, his firm and exchange fees, and the other half comes to us
o Prices of commodities and currencies move up and down from second to second, so actual execution prices prices may vary slightly from what they showed at the moment the trader clicked the "execute" button on his computer
o Sometimes his profit margin gets larger during these few seconds, and sometime it shrinks, but on average, his trades end up being profitable
o But even if he did run a string of losses in a given week, the worst that happens to us is we don't make a profit that week, and we start the next week in the same position as we always do — at zero
It's by “Invitation Onlyâ€
· Invitations are provided only to companies that can demonstrate a positive benefit to society
o Apollo Capital will use our profits to buy, renovate, finance and resell foreclosed homes:
o We get vacant, deteriorating eyesores fully restored and occupied by new homeowners
o We provide employment to hundreds of tradesmen and building contractors
o We restore neighborhoods and put a floor under values
o We deliver excellent value to home buyers
· The invitation was extended specifically to help us fund this project
We need $2.6 million for startup
· If we had the cash, we would certainly accept this invitation and keep all the profits ourselves
o But we need to bring in an outside investor and share the profits
o If we find the investor through outside brokers
o or consultants, they have to be paid as well
· Luckily there's more than enough profit for everyone!
The basic proposition
· We do all the work, line up everything needed to succeed
o The investor provides the seed capital
§ $2.5 million for initial 60 days' interest
§ $100,000 to set up a new company and pay the expenses required until income starts to flow
· All $2.6 million is repaid from first receipts, so we expect the investor's cash is back to him in full in under 30 days
o The investor and Apollo Capital evenly split the net profits after everyone else gets paid
Expenses
· There are only two major expenses:
o Basic operational expenses, including legal and accounting work
§ The only people with signing authority over bank accounts will be the three name partners of the independent firm of CPAs who handle all financial and tax reporting for our firm
§ This arrangement with independent CPAs is our defense against anyone taking liberties with our company's books or assets
· Interest on the borrowed $100 million, which is paid out of reserves that are put aside weekly to make interest payments every 60 days
Others sharing in the gross
· There are three people who get 5-percent each before net profits are calculated:
o The attorney who arranged our invitation and ensures that all contracts are kosher
o The “trader liaison†we use for our business of flipping CMOs and other asset-back securities
o The consultant who connected us to the trader
· We rely on the expertise and contacts of these people to keep us and ourt investment safe and secure
When there's a broker involved
· In this environment, we expect to be connected to investors through intermediaries, so they get a share as well
o Whether there is one intermediary or more, they are allocated 10% of the net profits to share among themselves
o When there is no broker, the investor and Apollo Capital each gets 50% of the net profit
Weekly earnings
· It is not possible to guarantee any specific level of earnings from this investment
o Based on information we have received, we can expect to average more than one percent a week on the $100 million we provided to the trader
o If these estimates are borne out, our gross weekly income should average $1 million or more
·
Procedure for this investment
· Personal meeting of representatives of the investor, Sid Bursten and Peter Rimel to discuss the proposed venture
· Investor and Apollo Capital sign a letter of Agreement in Principal laying out general terms of the operational agreement
· Investor deposit $100,000 in Rimel & Nichols trust account for initial legal, accounting and travel expenses
· Cautionary
note:Before taking any steps that
cost significant money, all parties undertake extensive due diligence to ensure
that every aspect of this plan are fully in place and the entire venture made
profitable. Only after we determine the answer is “yes†so we undertake any of
the following steps.
· We acquire an aged shelf company suitable for this purpose and Rimel & Nichols prepares all the by-laws and formal operational agreement for execution by the parties, and officers and directors are named. The Board should have 5 members, two appointed by each major stockholder (Apollo Capital and the Investor) and one independent consultant as Chairman with tie-breaking powers
· Investor and Apollo Capital meet with McKennon, Wilson, & Morgan LLP and appoint them as accountants with sole control over all funds, expenses and distributions
· Bursten and Rimel, and optionally a representative of the investor, visit the source of the $100 million loan and execute all required documents
· Bursten, Rimel and our trade advisor, and
optionally a representative of the investor, visit our appointed trader in
· Investor deposits $2.5 million into an escrow account under its signature and personal control to fund the initial 60 days of interest on the $100 million loan
· The lender creates an account in the name of our new company at the bank from which it obtains the $100 million
· Upon approval of the investor and Apollo Capital, and with advice from our attorneys and other advisors that the funds will be accepted on the platform, the escrow company is instructed to release the $2.5 million of interest to the lender and we get the proof and all related documents showing $100 million is on deposit in a blocked account in the name of our new company
· We provide documents to the trader to allow him to access to the blocked funds for the purpose of trading
· Less than two weeks later, our share of the trading profits should begin to flow to our new company via bank wire transfer on a weekly basis. This should happen within 30 days after creation of our new company
· As soon as funds are received into our local bank account, and released by Homeland Security under provisions of the Patriot Act, our accountants (see #5 above) initiate wire transfers into accounts of all five participants in profit distributions, in amounts as set by the Board of Directors
Let's discuss this opportunity
· It is impossible in this brief presentation to provide all the background and evidence regarding this opportunity.
· We would be happy to meet with you in person or on a conference call to answer all your questions and ensure you are 100% comfortable with this opportunity.
· In any case, the only funds initially at risk are $100,000 to fund setup expenses. Even the fee for the $100 loan is not released from escrow until every element of the deal is 100% complete.
Contact us at your convenience:
Erica Tamika EdmondEdmond Consulting Group, LLC
Phone:(803) 394-0824
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