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luke101 · Guest

Investing in stock markets (401k's) are limited to a certain exten
unless you are investing in a small company that has growth potential
If you prefer aggressive mutual funds there is a chance that you ma
lose money in a bear market.

There is an alternative to investing in stocks. Forex (foreig
exchange) funds profit in a BULL or BEAR market , therefore increase
the chance of larger and consistent gains, unlike stocks. If you wan
more details on what forex is please do a search on the internet.

BTW the forex market swap 1.9 trillion dollars per DAY around th
world. That is more than the U.S. budget in 2 months. The Cheysle
corp. made more money in forex than they did selling cars. You will no
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luke101 · Joined: 03 Oct 2005 Posts: 1

here is some additional info:

Scenario with a deposit of $50
After all fees are paid:

Month 0: $50.00
Month 1: $57.50
Month 2: $66.13
Month 3: $76.04
Month 4: $87.45
Month 5: $100.57
Month 6: $115.65
Month 7: $133.00
Month 8: $152.95
Month 9: $175.89
Month 10: $202.28
Month 11: $232.62
Month 12: $267.51

Minimum Investment: $50
Maximum Investment: N/A

This example is based on 15% interest. FeederFund (FXIG option) averages around 16.7%. You can earn more with a higher deposit of course.

You don't have to chose FXIG option you can choose any option you want but FXIG is the highest paying.

You can sign up here if you have not already: http://www.feederfund.net/index.asp?refcode=Luke101

And here is a calculator to forcast income. It requires excel spreadsheets.
http://www.fxig.com/area/menu/act_calculator.cfm
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