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The Great 401K Stock Loan Scandal – How Wall Street Minted Money While Retirees Picked Up the Losses

November 6, 2009 6 comments

During the “Go-Go” Wall Street days of a few years ago, some companies got rich by being middle-men between 401k mutual funds and short sellers who wanted to borrow their stock.
The short sellers put up collateral, agreed to pay dividends, and paid a small amount of interest. These middle-men companies took a big slice of [...]

What Is Technical Share Analysis? Section 1

November 4, 2009 2 comments

Technical analysis is the art and science of examining share chart data and predicting future moves on the stock market.  Investors who use this style of analysis are often unconcerned about the nature or value of the companies they trade shares in. Their holdings are usually short-term – once their projected profit is reached they [...]

Is Money Available for RE Investing or are we experienceing a world-wide “Credit Crunch”?

November 2, 2009 No comments yet

In today’s uncertain times, with the banking system seeming to be “frozen” and not willing to make loans to investors, there’s a lot of talk going around about how a world-wide “credit crunch” is preventing RE investors from taking advantage of some terrific opportunities to buy RE cheap.
That’s not quite true.  In fact, you may [...]


BENEFITS of Securities Based Lending

- NO Upfront Fees
- NO Credit Check
- NO Income Verification
- NO Personal Guarantees
- NO Closing Costs
- Non-Recourse
- Funds May be Used for ANY PURPOSE
(Personal or Business)
- Fixed Interest Rates
(typically range between 2% - 5%)
- Interest ONLY Loan Payments
- Loan Terms of 3, 5, 7, or 10 yrs
- ONLY Collateral is Pledged Securities
- Loans up to 80% of securities' value
- Borrower Retains Beneficial Ownership
- Borrower Receives ALL Dividends
- Borrower Receives ALL Appreciation
- Quick Funding – a Matter of Days

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