Quadriga Superfund - Managed Futures

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'bout my last post: this is rumours, nothing more. but it is enough to be sceptical to some extent. a serious investor IMHO would say: these are issues i have to clarify. if everything is fine, then everything is fine. investmentBabys will argue differently.
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Well I have resolved these issues. I have met with them in person. My problems and concerns with the fund were addressed and I am very happy with their answers.

Do they have a large marketing staff worldwide? I guess, they have offices in 8 different countries and because they target the retail market it's required. My advice to everyone is due your due diligence. I have. Investing in any hedge fund or managed futures fund is a risk. Clearly people understand that. Like I said before, up to this point I have made an obscene amount of money with them. As soon as I start to see performance drop off, guess what, just like everyone else, I'll look elsewhere.

Do I care how big their staff is? No. Do I care if Christian Baha is getting laid everyday in Monte Carlo? No. Do I care that they have an office on Park Ave? No. Do I care they use one strategy for all their funds? No. Do I care they have so many worldwide offices? No. Do I care if they make me money? YES!!!!!!!!! That is what I care about and will continue to care about. Once they stop making me money, I'm gone. I don't know why this is so hard for people to understand.
 
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Yes....Michael Milliken made a lot of money for his investors too....its just when the pyramid falls....who picks up the pieces.

I will probably be contacting quad...this year...thanks for your posts and everybody else too....

Michael B.

P.S. If I could open up an IRA I would be contacting them next week...!!!!!



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Well I have resolved these issues. I have met with them in person. My problems and concerns with the fund were addressed and I am very happy with their answers.

Do they have a large marketing staff worldwide? I guess, they have offices in 8 different countries and because they target the retail market it's required. My advice to everyone is due your due diligence. I have. Investing in any hedge fund or managed futures fund is a risk. Clearly people understand that. Like I said before, up to this point I have made an obscene amount of money with them. As soon as I start to see performance drop off, guess what, just like everyone else, I'll look elsewhere.

Do I care how big their staff is? No. Do I care if Christian Baha is getting laid everyday in Monte Carlo? No. Do I care that they have an office on Park Ave? No. Do I care they use one strategy for all their funds? No. Do I care they have so many worldwide offices? No. Do I care if they make me money? YES!!!!!!!!! That is what I care about and will continue to care about. Once they stop making me money, I'm gone. I don't know why this is so hard for people to understand.
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I know for a fact you can open an IRA and hold Quadriga "A" or "B" shares. The only small issue is they will not act as custodian for you. You need to open the account via one of their
marketing partners who will also act as custodian. There is a small IRA Custodial Fee as there is at many other brokers. It is like $100 or less a year. Call Max @ Quadriga in NY for information.
 
ok...thanks..i will post the outcome for others....thanks again. calling now.

Michael B.

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I know for a fact you can open an IRA and hold Quadriga "A" or "B" shares. The only small issue is they will not act as custodian for you. You need to open the account via one of their
marketing partners who will also act as custodian. There is a small IRA Custodial Fee as there is at many other brokers. It is like $100 or less a year. Call Max @ Quadriga in NY for any questions.
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Quote from Ebo:

I know for a fact you can open an IRA and hold Quadriga "A" or "B" shares. The only small issue is they will not act as custodian for you. You need to open the account via one of their
marketing partners who will also act as custodian. There is a small IRA Custodial Fee as there is at many other brokers. It is like $100 or less a year. Call Max @ Quadriga in NY for information.
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Wow, that I didn't know. LOL. How many managed futures funds let you open IRA's? Man, you gotta love Quadriga.
 
Mav:

When are we going to watch Quadriga sponsored Grand Prix racing? The Austrian Web Site is a little more informative than USA. I bet if we bring in assets Christian might fly us over to Monte Carlo. What do you think? I have the hat, brief case and pen....I want the car!


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Well, I called Max in NY at 888-50-super and did not want voicemail....so I spoke with Heather who was helpful and sounded pretty with her foxy voice. I got a website from her for the custodial services company that they use..... http://www.sterling-trust.com . I went to that site and am on hold with the phone# 800-955-3434 with the IRA team. They obviously are busy as I have been on hold 10 minutes...

Michael B.

P.S. will let you know......
 
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Mav:

When are we going to watch Quadriga sponsored Grand Prix racing? The Austrian Web Site is a little more informative than USA. I bet if we bring in assets Christian might fly us over to Monte Carlo. What do you think? I have the hat, brief case and pen....I want the car!


ebo
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Now there's an idea!
 
I spoke with Sharon at Sterling...just fill out the online app. mail in 5k with the quadriga app. and good to go...

Thanks folks!! see you in Monte Carlo!

Michael B.
 
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