I have tested a model which would generate not percentages, but times over your investment per year(more than 10 times yearly). While, I admit that I am yet to test it with real – it has been tested months with demo software + mathematical formulas + computer code + backed by heavy logic. The only ptoblem is that, since I am yet student in economics…and even not an American, it’s hard to start this great idea. I need about 10K at least to meet margin requirements of certain brokers and exchanges.
Here is my plan:

I DON’t want any in advance. You can open a letter of credit on bank of YOUR choice(well I want to review the bank as well – I would prefer banks such as UBS, chace etc…).
Then…once the letter is opened and the conditions set – I would disclose to you the model + I can even your . Then…you release the and so on…
I am NOT going to disclose my ideas for free, so please, don’t bother sending me messages here :) . Also, please save the stupid jokes.

Needless to say – the model is legal and it’s NOT tax avoidant or etc. Also, despite it’s potential – it won’t cause major macroecnomics breakdowns :) .
If you want to get some very brief idea, here is my website: rexusfund.com

WIthin the website – a few claims are made(about neural networks, kelly criterion, chernoff bounds, etc…). But such ideas, while applied by my model – are NOT the heart of it. I am extremely careful about disclosing the very model. Only people who initiate the investing process – would be given more and more information as the business relations develop.

And the e-mail IF you are ready to invest: rexusfund@gmail.com

Thanks for the attention.

 

  • Matt S 12:00 pm on December 14, 2009

    no

  • god knows and sees else Yahoo 12:00 pm on December 14, 2009

    Tell me where to send my check with an initial investment of $10,000

  • Heart Felt 12:00 pm on December 14, 2009

    I would not invest with someone who prepares an invitation with so many typos, misspelled words and poor grammar. I wish you would not take advantage of anyone.

  • kwest 12:00 pm on December 14, 2009

    A good investor has to know the plan. They are not willing to fork over the money without reviewing a plan.