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You are given a large amount of money to invest. Now I know "large amount" is subjective, but for the sake of |
Question: argument, we'll say $25,000 to $100,000 US currency (or equivalent amount in your country). Here are the rules. Whatever you gain over the amount that you were given, IE, the profit, would be split with the person who gave you the money to initially invest 25% for them, and 75% for you. You may not give the money away, or keep any part of it, or spend it on things, you must invest it. Whatever profits at the end of the agreed upon time at the and of the agreement, are yours to do with as you wish. If you lose all the money, you walk away with 0. If your investment loses money, but there is some residual left, it goes back to your "cash angel", the person who gave you the money to invest in the first place. The original amount must be returned to the backer regardless of how much you did or didn't make if there is enough left to to so. Ok, financial wizards out ther.. knock yourselves out! Answer: This is hardly a new or rare scenario. That is exactly what I did for my multi million dollar hedge fund. In fact, I take that rule one Giant step further by GUARANTEEING the amount invested! Yes, I top up with my own money whatever I lose (if ever) and shares the profits. Sounds over confident? Hardly. When you have a proven trading system as hard core as what we have and with enoug nerve, experience and confidence, anyone can. Check out our strategy and our fund at http://www.mastersoequity.com |
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