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Successful investment groups focus on learning as well as doing. Many people are terrified of taking their first investing steps and clubs make this relatively painless, as members cough up modest sums and invest carefully together after deliberating over the pros and cons of any action.

USA-TRADERS was launched by a small group of internet savvy, active investors, who realized that there had to be an easier way. We designed USA-TRADERS explicitly to fulfill the needs of investors.

USA-TRADERS offers a High-Income Risk-Free Investment Program which allows you to get 6% daily interest on all funds deposited with us for 35 days. This program was established to provide a convenient and safe solution for investors wanting a regular income from their investments.

Professionalism and years of experience allow us to guarantee the capital return invested to the program of USA-TRADERS.

Rules of the invtestment program

USA-TRADERS makes you invest more effectively and efficiently.

You will receive 1 (one) interest payment every day, until you reach a total of 35 payments. The total return on every deposit is 210%.
Each payout is equal to 6% of your deposit.
The minimum deposit is $1 and the maximum is $10,000 per single transaction.
Additional deposits are allowed, and there is no limit to the number of deposits you can make. All deposits are made through Liberty Reserve and Perfect Money.
Deposits must be made through the deposit form located here or you can deposit from your own e-gold account.
Payments will be made 7 days per week between 10:00 and 12:00 GMT, Monday to Sunday.
Payouts are made to your Liberty Reserve and Perfect Money accounts.
Each deposit is handled separately.
First payout will be made on the following day after your initial deposit is received. For example funds deposited on Sunday start earning interest on the following Monday.

Referral program of United-Invest
Earn money for referring new member to USA-TRADERS. You will receive 5% of every deposit made by new members you refer. Referring is made as simple as possible.


Why Offshore Investments?

Tax is the driving force behind 'offshore', but for the great majority of well-off individuals considering offshore investment, tax is not directly an issue. They reside in high-tax areas such as the EU, the US, Canada or Japan, they pay their taxes, and if they make 'offshore' investments, it is in pursuit of higher returns, and without any intention to evade taxes in their home countries.
Some investors are outside the catchment of the high-tax areas, either because they live elsewhere, or because they are temporarily non-resident for work reasons. Such investors can often avoid having to pay taxes on their investments, whether on- or offshore, but that is due to the investor's circumstances, not the location of the investment.
So why might an 'offshore' investment be superior to an onshore investment?
The first answer is because it is less regulated, and the behaviour of the offshore investment provider, whether he be a banker, fund manager, trustee or stock-broker, is freer than it could be in a more regulated environment. Any G7 regulator will immediately say, oh, of course, if it's unregulated, then it is riskier. Well, they would say that, wouldn't they?

The Benefits of Less Regulation

Regulation covers the avoidance of fraud (to protect investors from their own ignorance or cupidity), the avoidance of money-laundering (nothing to do with bona fide investors) and has prudential aspects, ie it tries to prevent investment managers from making risky investments that could lead to loss for investors.

The problem is that well-meaning regulations act as a strait-jacket for investment managers - they create an environment that is suitable for widows and orphans, as they used to be called, but one that is devoid of opportunities for the expert, or even for the moderately well-informed investor. Most people thinking about offshore investment are probably well above average in terms of their ability to avoid fraud, to understand markets, and to select superior investments. These people are ill-served by 'widow and orphan' regulation, and have to look outside their domestic markets for good returns.

This is not to say that good returns and risk can be wholly divorced. It's obvious that junk bonds are riskier investments than triple A sovereign debt, and hence have a higher coupon. It was equally obvious that Russian GKOs, yielding 100% a year, were a risky investment - but the banks which invested in them for five years knew that, and were not surprised when they lost their capital in 1998, even though they made a song and dance about it after the event.

The so-called 'hedge' funds have illustrated the benefits of investment freedom very clearly: they almost all chose offshore bases, mostly for regulatory reasons, and their high minimum investment levels will have deterred the most vulnerable types of investor. Most investors in such funds have received returns of 20% or 30% a year for ten to fifteen years, before moderate recent losses, and the voluntary departure of Julian Robertson's Tiger Fund, along with George Soros's decision to pull back from some types of hedge fund, in the investors' best interests, show that the market is the best regulator if it is given freedom. Hysterical accusations that hedge funds increase market volatility are far from the truth: if anything, the opposite is the case. It is the dramatic increase in global liquidity that has increased the apparent size of swings. Hedge funds and derivatives tend to dampen volatility, not increase it.

It is also far from the truth to say that 'onshore = safe' and 'offshore = risky'. Many offshore jurisdictions have high-quality regulatory regimes that quite clearly separate the risky goats from the safe sheep, without constraining investor choice.





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