EUROPEAN TRADE PROGRAMS GENERATE HUGE PROFITS  

The European Trade Programs ‘ETPs’ are a version of Managed Buy/Sell Operations ‘MBSOs’. There are 230 ETP Entities approximately.

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All the ETPs are denominated in €uros only and are regulated by the ECB and the BIS and are executed through the Euroclear Operational Protocols.

Each ETP entity buys & sells Tier 1 Bank & elite private provider’s Financial Instruments on a huge scale (many billions of €uros) every Trading Day, every week, every month, every year. There are 40 trading weeks, every year.

 

These Financial Instruments generate pre-agreed, pre-determined, net profits of at least 18% on each completed trade of each Trading Day.

They are extremely lucrative to investors if invited (accepted) to participate by the compliance departments of the Tier-1 bank.

 

How ETPs Work

The 2 ETP European regulators, the ECB, and the BIS, ban the ETP entities use of their invited investors' actual cash funds.

 

The cash funds are only to prove to the regulators, and Euroclear that the invited investors, and their investment money exists, for the ETP operations.

Accepted investor, blocks (invests) the cash in their bank to the ETP Entity.

 

The ETP Entity buys Tier 1 Bank & elite private issuer’s Financial Instruments, not accessible by Stock Exchange Traders, nor by direct financial investors.

Each ETP Entity use their massive financial credit facilities, granted by Tier 1 banks, and other financial sources to purchase and sell for their invited investors.

These are always executed through Euroclear.

 

Each ETP Entity sells its Financial Instruments at pre-agreed prices to its long-established consistent “End Buyers”.

End Buyers are large: pension funds, insurance companies, multinational companies, investment funds, family offices, and other massive cash affluent buyers.

Each ETP Entity knows in advance the prices their End Buyers are willing to pay for each ETP Entity's Financial Instruments, thus enabling each ETP Entity to source only the Financial Instruments needed, and under pre-determined, pre-agreed profit margins.

Each Entity gets an 18% and higher net profit margins on each trade each day, with its End Buyers.

Such is the huge demand that each ETP Entity completes all the sales in its trades of its Financial Instruments, every trading day, via a long established, Financial Arbitrage Protocol.

 

Example

Invited investor invests €uro100m.

That generates €uro18m (18%) net min on each of the daily trades.

ETP Entity completes 10 trades min daily, Monday to Friday. Which is the norm.

Say, they complete just 1.5 trades (extremely low) in a week.

For MBSO trades, the following Financial Arbitrage Protocol's operational trading formula is used:

The invested amount x 0.18 x 1.5 x 0.70 x 0.968

Therefore, the invited investor's profit is:

Weekly 18.3m €uros

Monthly 73.2m €uros

Yearly 732m €uros

(less any operational expenses).

 

Now, if the invited investor allows their initial weekly profit to fully compound every week, then, the initial invested amount of 100m €uros, is recovered within 6 weeks.

 

Weekly profit 18.3m €uros X 6 weeks = 109.8m €uros (less operational expenses).

 

Therefore, for the remaining 34 trading weeks the invited investor will get much higher weekly profits (less the operational expenses) if they allow a part of their weekly profit to compound, week on week.

 

How Alternative Financial Products are regulated

 

The ECB regulations of all the Alternative Financial Products (including ETPs) derive from the EU's Directive 2011/61, related to regulated Alternative Investments:

https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=celex%3A32011L0061

 

Frauds, scams, losses, and speculations are banned on the basis, of the EU Directive, the ECB regulations derived from it, the ETPs Financial Arbitrage Protocol, and the Euroclear Operational Protocols, under which the MBSOs are executed.