UdachuInvest Interview
Yes, well it's definitely an UdachuInvest and BlueBanking themed day here at NorthernCalm.
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The latest news comes from Investment Trust.
Van Bassidor, a friend of mine who I respect and trust, has conducted an interview with Rod. Here's the key points of what he found out:
None of the business by UdachuFund or UdachuInvest is conducted in the US. Udachu doesn't even run or adminster the programs directly - they have over 17 corporations globally as well as upcoming, SEC approved investments for the US. Also, Udachu doesn't directly promote their funds.
Traders and trading records, brokers, etc. are confidential - a contractual issue. (The traders trade only for UdachuInvest.) Rod pretty much says that to get full disclosure, get an Udachu M.A. You can have whatever you want then, but the traders are different there as well.
There are four contracted traders. Each were hand picked by the man himself from MANY.
Their contract is for three years.
For the rest of the interview, check out Investment Trust.
Check it out:
UdachuInvest
(Sign up for the RSS feeds down the side so you don't miss anything!)
The latest news comes from Investment Trust.
Van Bassidor, a friend of mine who I respect and trust, has conducted an interview with Rod. Here's the key points of what he found out:
None of the business by UdachuFund or UdachuInvest is conducted in the US. Udachu doesn't even run or adminster the programs directly - they have over 17 corporations globally as well as upcoming, SEC approved investments for the US. Also, Udachu doesn't directly promote their funds.
Traders and trading records, brokers, etc. are confidential - a contractual issue. (The traders trade only for UdachuInvest.) Rod pretty much says that to get full disclosure, get an Udachu M.A. You can have whatever you want then, but the traders are different there as well.
There are four contracted traders. Each were hand picked by the man himself from MANY.
Their contract is for three years.
For the rest of the interview, check out Investment Trust.
Check it out:
UdachuInvest
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