Constantine fund on Marketiva

Beginner Questions
1

Hi everyone,

I’ve seen that the Constantine fund on Marketiva gets you 7% yearly on your investment.

Doesn’t it seem too good to be true ? How come people invest in savings that get you 3.5% if that is true ? Am i missing something ?

Thank you :o)

Sammy

2

do you really think that return is good??

i think its ****.

3

well if it’s 100% sure, 7% return is good

I mean how come people invest on 3.5% interest in their banks then ??

4

because 99% of people don’t have a clue, and don’t want to be told any different.

5

When your money are the in the bank they are insured. If something went wrong with your bank, the state will give your money back (not it all cases, and not in all states, but this is general rule)

However, if you invest your money elsewhere - state will not be there to protect you. You can loose ALL your money.

My 0.2$:
7% yearly is a joke. Good one.

Regards, Zoreli

6

what you mean by : “7% yearly is a joke. Good one.”

this means that you wouldn’t trust it ??

7

That mean two things.

First : 7% is nothing, since if your ask your bank account management, he will offer you [B]bank[/B] products with GUARANTIEED profit which start from 5.6 up to 6.5 yearly.

This is valid in country where I live (EU). Of course, this may vary from country to country of course, but make an effort and go in your bank and ask for more details.

Second: If I invest with company, which is not a bank, so therefore no guearanties are given, I wouldn’t consider to take ay risk without at least 25% yearly profit.

Of course, have in mind that I am not financial expert, just a forex newbie who earn his money with hard work.

Regards, Zoreli

8

thank you for the infos

However, Marketiva is a very famous broker. I guess some people have � few hundred thousands on it, I guess you can easily trust Marketiva na ?

and on top of that, you can decide to sell the Constantine fund whenever you want, you don’t have to wait for x years, so if you decide you need the money, you can cash it out after 6 months while still being able to make a lil money

btw I live in Switzerland

9

I don’t know anything about Marketiva, but if I just wanted to let my money sit and collect interest, I would rather leave it in a savings account at a major bank (that I can physically walk into and get my money when I want) and make 4%.

With the stock market, you can make 10-12% on average per year (no leverage.) With Forex you can make 7% per [B]WEEK[/B] if you know what you are doing.

Then again I’m not sure why you are asking about risk-free investment options on a forex forum.

10

are you kidding me 3.5% interest over here my bank pays 7% know of another bank that pays 8% put your money in an aussie bank 3.5% is laughable and crazy