Liberty Vouchers
by stellaj84 | May 9, 2018 11:10 pm
Anyone have information on the Liberty Vouchers that Tim Sykes[1] is promoting?
Endnotes:
- Tim Sykes: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/tag/tim-sykes/
Source URL: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/2018/05/microblog-liberty-vouchers/
I see Nilus Nattive is also promoting this. It looks kike some type of offshore investment or a royalty system
Since Nilus Mattive left Weiss and joined Agora, he has been touting more and more “schemes” in my opinion. But I am intrigued by what are Liberty Vouchers – surely there is another “real” name for them – does anybody know ? and how they work ? As a 72 year old semi-retiree I am interested. Nilus wants $49 for a year’s subscription, which is reasonable so I guess if no one replies here, I will go and see with him.
Nilus calls American Depository Receipts “Liberty Vouchers” in his promotion of his newsletter. Gumshoe, I sdon’t want another newsletter subscription (even only $49.) so how is Buffet, Trump. Joe Blow and the rest getting this income stream??
Hi Bruce
Thank you for giving us the Name that these things go by. Does anyone else know how these American Depository Receipts operate? I don’t want a newsletter subscription either and know Agora is famous for its “come-on” schemes but the idea is seductive, I admit.
This “liberty Vouchers” are certificates you can get if you invest in a certain international company… you receive dividends. There are some 1600 companies, but he has a free report that you can receive that tells you which ones are the most lucrative… and which ones to stay away from but to get the free reports among other premiums, you need to invest the $49 for the newsletter. It’s really not that bad to have his newsletter if you find value in what he has to offer because you can unsubscribe at any time.
Thank you for the true name. I, too, have gotten information on this. I’m going to do a little research on them.
Here is a site with an explanation
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/adr.asp
It seems they are a package of foreign stocks that are generated by a US bank and traded on the US market. So they have the same market risks as a stock or mutual fund as well as the foreign risks. They could do very well or very badly.
I covered this one last week here: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/reviews/the-rich-life/top-five-liberty-vouchers-teased-for-relentless-income/
Guess who takes all the risk? Guess who makes money regardless? The promoters make the money. You take the risk. If you lose your money will “these guys” pay you back? Of course not!! When a man with money meets a man with experience, pretty quick the man with money now has the experience…..:)