Peter Spann 1 Day Investor Update
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geoffw said:
Hi Geoff
I preferred the previous offering (didn't go this time) which was the Macquarie closed Newton fund. 100% capital guaranteed and financed, pay the interest up front and expect to make about 5% pa after all costs 'no money down'.
It is early days for this investment but presently they are tracking against their predicted returns.
I guess deep down I am just a 'mom and pop' investor
Cheers
Comfort - ahhhh
Basically as mentioned in the post but this one is also going to be web-cast as well as live seminars so as long as you have an internet connection and a phone then you don't have to leave the comfort of your own home. More details soon.
Cheeks said:What does the Instant Income - The Ca$h Flow Seminar cover, I tried to look on your web site to get a summary but the seminar format isn't listed (I know that you said not listed for a few weeks but I thought that would only mean the dates not the format).
In what way is the Instant Income - The Ca$h Flow Seminar different to the Update? Just asking as it's a long way from Karratha to anywhere and I'm already going to be attending the update
Basically as mentioned in the post but this one is also going to be web-cast as well as live seminars so as long as you have an internet connection and a phone then you don't have to leave the comfort of your own home.
More details soon.You just wait!
You just wait until you see what we have for you in April - I you liked Newton you will LOVE this!!!
Ruby said:
You just wait until you see what we have for you in April - I you liked Newton you will LOVE this!!!
Peter Spann said:
Heavens to Betsy, my jaw drops.
Good to hear you're coming to Adelaide.
I'd love to come, but I have no idea how much this seminar would cost, so can't make any decisions...
Any indications?
Without straying too far off topic I will mention a different view point. Richard Farleigh who is an Aussie investor of some note thought capital guaranteed investments were a great product for the promoters first of all, they simply could put enough aside in a boring vehicle to provide for the capital guarantee, then leverage up and have a punt with the remainder. Obviously there is more to consider but just thought I would mention that opinion anyway.Ruby said:We were the same andy......it was just too good to pass up.
On topic I will be attending the Briz PS event if I'm free that day.
Who?
Firstly Richard who? (no need to reply I am sure he is a guru but I ain't heard of 'im)
Secondly, while I would agree with Richard on his sentiment if ALL structured products were "boring vehicles", and I am sure many are, it still depends entirely on the research that you would do to ensure that the underlying investment was actually exciting and likely to perform and like all investments we recommend to our clients that's exactly what we do.
Andrew_A said:
Firstly Richard who? (no need to reply I am sure he is a guru but I ain't heard of 'im)
Secondly, while I would agree with Richard on his sentiment if ALL structured products were "boring vehicles", and I am sure many are, it still depends entirely on the research that you would do to ensure that the underlying investment was actually exciting and likely to perform and like all investments we recommend to our clients that's exactly what we do.
handyandy said:
I got into Newton too. Happy days
I sooo wish I had been approved to invest in both - the first Equinox is up 20% already! On 100% borrowed funds, that's the kind of free money I like. Thankfully a mate of mine was approved for both, so he's sharing in some of that lovely lovely growth. Will definitely apply for the Equinox 2, hopefully my situation has improved enough.
Also waiting eagerly for Freeman Fox/Macquarie's new product released in April. A large piece of my money will go into that one.
Hi guys,
I have been recommended to attend Peter's seminars by a close friend, however Im really unsure as to which seminar would be best suited. Im not currently involved in property (I run 2 online businesses) but have a great interest in wealth creation. Ive just browsed over the various seminars and really have no idea which would be of interest.
Geoff?
RJ
I have been recommended to attend Peter's seminars by a close friend, however Im really unsure as to which seminar would be best suited. Im not currently involved in property (I run 2 online businesses) but have a great interest in wealth creation. Ive just browsed over the various seminars and really have no idea which would be of interest.
Geoff?
RJ
Melbear said:
Melbear, where did that figure come from.....
Equinox issued so far are A - J, then Equinox 6, Equinox Asia, and the current Equinox Asia2.... not aware of any sittig at 20% up?
http://personal.macquarie.com.au/pe...native_investments/equinox/equinox_detail.htm
Cheers,
The Y-man
The next one coming up is about generating cash-flow/income, I think it is a about a specific product/s. This seminar was mentioned earlier in this thread. That sounds interesting. Wealth updates are always good. Peter's seminars are more than property.ramone_johnny said:
Personally I wouldn't give anyone, even Peter, $180,000 and say do what what you will. Why don't you look into Wealth Club for some financial planning advice so you can make your own decisions with some guidance?
I'm not sorry you aren't meRobyne said:
I'd start with a "Welcome to Wealth"- http://www.freemanfox.com.au/frame.asp?mainFrame=/seminars/page3c1.asp
The Y-man said:Melbear, where did that figure come from.....
Equinox issued so far are A - J, then Equinox 6, Equinox Asia, and the current Equinox Asia2.... not aware of any sittig at 20% up?
http://personal.macquarie.com.au/pe...native_investments/equinox/equinox_detail.htm
Cheers,
The Y-man
Sorry, I meant Equinox Asia - as mentioned by the Macquarie fella at the 1 day investor update in Sydney last week...
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