Leveraged trading
Leveraged finance, leveraged trading, bullet trading, there are a huge number of names and synonyms, but the meaning comes down to just one thing, the use of borrowed funds, and obtaining super profits due to the leverage effect and in a minimum time. Thanks to this opportunity, it is possible to place funds in buy-out funds transactions, often these are financial companies with existing financial intermediary licenses, or special funds in whose accounts there are segregated funds of external management, the cost of the transaction is several times less than the funds under management NAV, so the ratio which is included in the rate of return can be from 2:1 and even up to 20:1 in rare cases; typical transactions start from leverage with a ratio of 5:1 - 10:1.
Thus, if invest even 1 US dollar, the investor has an excellent opportunity to have a profit from the amount under management that is 10 times greater, i.e.
x 10 US dollars. It will not be difficult to calculate that for every dollar invested, trading transactions with a profit of xy% will bring the investor up to xyz% profit and even higher.
The frequency of such transactions depends on the offers on the market; these are usually one-time offers that occur periodically; it is possible to conduct several transactions per year, up to 3-5. The transaction amount is usually 5m-15m dollars as maximum (there is a ceiling on the secondary market).
Note: There is no leased BG/SBLC, no leased securities, this is a buy-out fund opportunity, the deal is legit, under supervision of monetary authority and financial intermediary as well as fund management conduct a licensed business. This is a type of private placement, but not as commonly known reputation of so called PPP with leased banking instruments. Not and never. These offers coming from licensed traders and their regulators, mostly about M&A of financial institutions e.g. bank owner sell his bank with assets to another buyer to be owner, that is absolutely legit and transparent procedure.
