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DOUBLE YOUR MONEY!!!

( Within 12 to 18 months)

 

 

How?


To gain access to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and investing in warrants.

 

What is a warrant?

 

Warrants are financial instruments traded on organised financial markets, that give the right (but not the obligation) to buy or to sell a given asset at the price and over a period determined at the outset. All warrants create these rights over a specific asset, known as the underlying asset of the warrant.

A call warrant give holders the option of buying the underlying asset, whilst a put warrant gives holders the option to sell.

It may sound very complicated but don’t dispair. The big money isn’t earned by exercising the right to buy or sell the underlying, but much rather in the trading of the warrant itself.

 

Why warrants instead of shares (equities)?

 

As you probably know, the prices of blue chips are very expensive and almost out of reach of the “smaller” investor.

Warrants on the other hand, which have blue chips as their underlying asset cost only a fraction of that asset and offer an excellent investment opportunity to those who are not able to invest in blue chips.

The biggest benefit lies in the volatility of warrants. This means that a increase or decrease in the price of the share results in a much greater movement in the price of the warrant. For instance an increase of 10% in the price of Goldfields may easily result in a increase of 30% in the price of it’s warrant.

Another benefit which make warrants much more attractive than shares is the fact that you can profit from warrants even when the markets turn bearish (put warrants).

 

Who should invest in warrants?

 

Before one can answer this question it must be realised that trading in warrants carries a certain amount of risk due to changes in interest rates, exchange rates, prices of shares and bonds, market indices and commodities. However, with the benefits of high returns together with a solid stop-loss strategy warrants still remain the best investment.

To trade in warrants yourself the following requirements have to be met.

 

  1. Access to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange via a stock broker by way of the Internet.
  2. The ability to asses the conditions prevailing on the day of trading in order to make a well-informed decision.
  3. Probably the most important one, nerves of steel!

 

From the above it’s clear that for the ordinary man on the street there’s no way to trade in warrants all by himself.

 

What is the alternative?

 

Let me administer your investment to the maximum benefit of yourself. This means a doubling of your initial investment within a period of 12 to 18 months. During a period of good trading conditions it’s quite possible for this period to be reduced to six months.

 

The modus operandi

 

Your investment together with those of others are deposited in a fund from where investments are made in warrant portfolios. For this purpose I will be assisted by one of the top three warrant brokers on the JSE in order to achieve the best results in the shortest space of time possible.

 

The conditions you should conform to

 

A minimum investment of R10000

A minimum investment period of one year

 

How safe is your investment?

 

As already stated; trading in warrants do carry an amount of risk but it is also true that no other investment offer you an earnings yield of 100% and more, as some investors have achieved over the last 6 months!!!

It is impossible for me or anyone else to absolutely guarantee a earnings yield of 100% and more, but I can tell you this: “it’s only warrants which can do it for you.”

 

 

 

If you’re serious and wish to invest contact me at: [email protected]

 

 

Please note: Although every effort will be made to accommodate as many investors as possible there are certain legal requirements to adhere to which may result in some investors missing the opportunity.