These Bank Debenture Trading Programs used to be out of reach of average person...

...until now!

The arena of high profit investing, coupled with high Security, has always been domain of super rich. Only lately have doors opened to a select few people to invest in terms that we can comprehend.

These investments START at $ 10,000,000 US! There was no way for average citizen to even dream of using these secure investment forums. There are some new groups of people out there now who are opening doors to "little guy" to join together with like minded people to POOL their investment capital into minimum participation level.

But, I'm getting ahead of myself. Lets start here:

<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> WHAT IS A BANK DEBENTURE TRADING PROGRAM?

Also referred to as a secured asset management program, this is an investment vehicle commonly used by very wealthy where principal investment is fully secured by a Bank Endorsed Guarantee. The principal is managed and invested to give a guaranteed high return to investor on a periodic basis. There is no risk of losing investor's principal investment.

This investment opportunity involves purchase and sale of Bank Debentures within International Market in controlled trading programs. The program allows for investor to place his funds through an established Program Management firm working-directly with a major Trading Bank.

A Bank-Endorsed Guarantee by Banking Institution secures investment funds at time funds are deposited. The Investor is designated as Beneficiary of Guarantee unless otherwise instructed by Investor. The guarantee is issued to secure Investor's principal for contract period. This guarantee will be Bank Endorsed with Bank Seal, two authorized senior Officers' signatures, and will guarantee that funds will be on deposit in Bank during contract period and will be returned fully to Investor at end of contract term.

The Investor is also guaranteed by Program Directors, by contract, that they will receive what is in effect a percentage of each trade made by Trade Bank. This can be in form of a guaranteed profit/yield paid on a periodic basis upon terms as set forth in contract.

Emphasis in major market capitalization is shifting away from established industrialized countries toward emerging markets.

US market dominance has dramatically declined. The present tendency in US to excess equity market valuation will accelerate movement of capital to more attractive emerging markets. Share valuations in Asia, often at 1 1/2 times book value, compare most favorably with characteristic multiples of 6 for similar companies on US market. Major US pension funds, e.g., CALPERS, are in high gear to diversify internationally by direct investment in emerging market growth companies.

It will be some time before confidence in Japanese capital market fully returns.

The less liquid European equity markets, compounded by economic Uncertainties, remain unattractive.

The move of investment capital will clearly be toward emerging economies of Asia, Eastern Europe, and Latin America.

World Economic Opportunities are Moving Too.

Prior to 1970, US represented half of world's Gross National Product (GNP). By 1995 it's share of world GNP had dropped to one third. Estimates are that by 2010 US share of world GNP will have dropped to one quarter.

The European economies are faced with an endemic problem of rapidly aging populations increasingly burdening their producers with taxes to cover escalating costs of state-funded retirement benefits as fewer wage earners have to pay for growing numbers of retired persons. The net effect inevitably is declining competitiveness in a world market increasingly dominated by lower cost producers in countries with abundant young labor resources. The current political swing in Europe toward more socialistically inclined governments can only exacerbate growing unemployment and declining productivity problems.

Any serious investor has to think in global terms!

Wise institutional and private investors are responding to these trends by diversifying their portfolios internationally.