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Every week on Wednesday and Thursday at 10.30 AM EST the Department of Energy (DOE) publishes at its website «Weekly Petroleum Status» and «Weekly Natural Gas Storage» reports. The information contained in these reports is very important and has a direct and powerful influence on oil and gas prices. Very often, these reports influence is so strong that they determine the trading pattern for the whole week until the next reports are published.
If you look at the charts, you'll see that oil and gas trading activity almost stops before the report outputs, and exactly at 10.30 AM the prices change instantly of a few percent. If investors foreknow those figures at least some minutes prior they would be able to have permanent high weekly profit without any risk.
You may ask where do we get that closed information? Two technical employees of the company that supports the DOE website provide us with it. Now outsourcing is used everywhere. And the Department of Energy is no exception.
How much is it legally?
From the ethical point of view it is unfair. From the judicial one too. Most countries at least combat insider trading and try to regulate it tightly. But let us face the truth. Only those have the ability to consistently make money in financial markets who owns information. And as it always happens – when the new becomes public it is already out of date. Look at the current financial crisis: how much deception is already exposed and how much more it will be. All financial companies, the entire staff is engaged in only one - cheating their customers. As in one well-known book: “On the left you may see the bankers' yachts. On the right – the brokers'. The question of a tourist – and where are the customers' yachts?”
How much is it safe?
We have taken some measures in order to avoid any suspicions of insider trading.
* Those insiders who have access to the reports are not officially related to this website.
* Our trading accounts are opened in Interactive Brokers (IB) - the largest broker in USA working with investors from across the world. We use our personal bank accounts (opened in the banks outside USA) to wire money into the account at IB. They are known only to e-currency exchangers and IB. We do not use a corporate account because brokers regulate such type of account more strictly. We stay invisible and quietly make money.
* We have imposed restrictions on the number of futures contracts traded during one day: 1000-1500 for oil and 200-250 for gas. The restriction is made in order to stay as invisible to other market participants as possible. As soon as we attract investments sufficient to trade of such number of contracts (about 4-4.5 mil USD in current oil and gas prices), we will stop accepting new investors and become a private investment club.
* Nota Bene: you can not ask back your principal. We minimized drawing and depositing of funds on our trading accounts at the broker. The less we look as investment fund the better and securely it is for our investors and us.
You probably disappointed – how is that, what will happen to my money? Do not worry – they are in safety. You will earn money from our trade until we have access to the insider data. In case of insiders’ retirement or some other force-majeure circumstances, we will close our trading accounts and return all your principal back.
In addition, I want to notice that 50% of your investments are the reserve fund. This money we do not even withdraw from Liberty Reserve or Perfect Money. The huge leverage of futures trading (nearly as in Forex) allows us to earn a lot, while leaving space for maneuver.
We make payouts twice a week: on Thursday and Friday. On Thursday you get interest for Wednesday when an oil inventory report is released. On Friday you get interest for Thursday when a natural gas storage report is released. Please take notice that sometimes payouts may be delayed by one-two days due to holiday. All information regarding the payout schedule you will find here.
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