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Buy/Sell - The World's Best Investment If I could invent the best investment in the world, it would have to have no risk. It would have to have obscene returns of 50% per month or even better 100% per week. Of course I would only want my small circle of friends and family to know about this investment. So I would use my wealth to pay off the government and have them make laws that would prevent anyone else from discovering my investment secret. The best investment would be a buy/sell. In this perfect scenario, I would be able to buy commodities in high demand and highly rated securities at below market prices. I would have large numbers of financially capable buyers to buy my commodities and securities. I would always have both the buyer and seller under contract. I would have tremendously profitable markups. And my bank would provide highly leveraged financing while my own funds remained safely in my own account. Buy/Sell transactions are not fiction. For some, it is the normal course of business. My first experience with a buy/sell was with a real estate transaction in 2002. I was the Construction Manager for a 1,000 acre planned community. The corporation I worked for was just finishing the construction of the city which they had spent 28 years building. We correctly anticipated the housing bubble. Because of the anticipated bubble, a decision was made to forgo future projects and dissolve the corporation. State law made it necessary to liquidate all remaining real estate holdings. The state levied significant financial penalties on corporations if they had real estate holdings during dissolution. Our last parcel of land was a Industrial Property. In order to dispose of this parcel, the price was slashed. Our sales team was able to find a buyer but the buyer was given 30-day due diligence period. With 10-days of due-diligence remaining, the buyer verbally notified our corporate attorney that he did not intend to purchase the property because of possible complications. As a result, the property was offered to me at 50% of its appraised value. I informed them that I was in contact with other potential buyers. They made the decision that they would rather deal with me. I subsequently contacted one of my potential buyers. I was able to obtain a written commitment to purchase the property at 70% of its appraised value. This would give me a quick $100k profit. I was then able to secure financing for the property. With 2 days left on the due-diligence period, I provided a certified check for the property. Unfortunately, our corporate attorney notified the buyer that I (the Construction Manager) was going to buy the property. Based on this, the buyer reconsidered his position and closed on the property. I missed out on a quick $100k, but nevertheless, I learned the value of a buy/sell. Since this time, I have been exposed to many people that have invested in or have been associated with buy/sell transactions. These transactions are typically conducted by a Trader. These Traders buy low and sell higher with little or no risk. They mitigate any risk by always having both the buyer and seller under contract. Typically, they don't even use their own funds. They show the bank that the funds are available and their bank provides the funds. Many of these Traders are able to leverage up to 10 times. Traders do Buy/Sell transactions in many areas including: refined petroleum products such as diesel and jet fuel, gold, diamonds and most frequently securities. Most people, including seasoned professionals on Wall Street, are unaware that everything is available at unpublished wholesale prices. Diesel, jet fuel, gold, diamonds, and securities are all available at discounted prices. A Trader just need to know where and how to get these prices and they need to buy in the right quantities. Traders must also be able to line up exit buyers. Traders who specialize in buy/sell transactions know where to buy, they have the ability to buy in the volume required and they have the ability to lock up their own exit buyers. This enables them to buy low and sell high for quick nearly risk free profits. A trader in Diesel may have tankers doing deliveries monthly, weekly or even daily. Traders in some securities can do several trades per day. A return of 1 or 2 percent doesn't get anyone excited. But if a Trader is earning 1 or 2 percent per trade and they are doing 4 trades per day, the profits can ad up quickly. You do the math. The simple truth is that Traders can earn much much more than 1 or 2 percent per trade. A Private Placement Program (PPP) which enabled an investor to invest with the a Buy/Sell Trader would be the world's most perfect investment. It would enable an investor to earn the absolute maximum returns with little or no risk. How big are these markets? Lets just look at the securities market. According to the website for Euroclear, "the total value of securities transactions settled by the Euroclear group is over €500 trillion [Euros] per annum." According to a press release, " DTCC settled more than $1.88 quadrillion in securities transactions" in 2008. As you can see, traders have an almost inexhaustible market. But alas, the official position of the US government seems to be that Trading Platforms or PPPs do not exist. The Treasuries website warns investors to guard against Prime Bank Instrument Fraud. Fraud does exist in the industry and investors need to be careful. The Bernie Modoff's of the world will always prey on the public. Investors need to work with their bankers and/or lawyers to determine the safest way to proceed with any large investment that is unfamiliar to them. While the official position of the US government seems to be that PPPs do not exist, they have found it necessary to regulate this non-existent industry. Strict laws in the US and Europe prohibit Trading Platforms or PPPs from soliciting investors in any way. Buy/sell Traders exist without a doubt. Published reports state that Goldman Sachs has profited greatly from the Feds quantitative easing policy. Unbelievable as it may seem, the Fed buys treasuries from Goldman Sachs rather than the US Treasury. A former Treasury trader reported that the Fed also buys Treasuries from Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan and Citi Bank as well. The question is, do Trading Platforms or PPPs exist and can investors invest with these Traders and obtain great profits with very little risk? If they existed, it would not be wise for me to say in a published format. Further, if the world's best investment actually existed, how would you ever find it? The answer is, you would need to find someone who could make an introduction in order to prevent violation of non-solicitation rules. John Durr is a Private International Business Consultant. He works exclusively with high net worth clients. His primary focus is on asset enhancement. Mr. Durr helps his clients achieve very high rates of return with little risk.
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