From: ylee@net50.com (Yang Lee)
Newsgroups: alt.invest.real-estate
Subject: Re: Risk-free Investment 20-30% Annual Return
Date: 11 Sep 2003 05:53:35 -0700

GJG@SteelVest.com (SteelVest) wrote in message news:<2d16f32.0309102009.d6a9391@posting.google.com>...
> ehcorp1@lycos.com wrote in message news:<2aa9d431.0309101409.2a770950@posting.google.com>...
> > ylee@net50.com (Yang Lee) wrote 
> > 
> > > I'm shamelessly sending out the information about an innovation
> > > investment product:
> >  
> > 
> > Shameless?  That works.  Look up the average annualized rate of return
> > for Warren Buffet.   Run your finger under the number mouthing it
> > aloud to help you understand the number.    The number is 22%.
> > 
> > 22% is on the low-end of what you claim to produce.  Do you smell the
> > stinky green sh*t that's all over your face,  Yaner Lang Lee?  Do ya?
> > 
> > ***************
> > 
> > Quoting website:  http://www.stockletter.tv/
> > 
> > "Now let's come back to Warren Buffet. He is the second richest man on
> > this planet and the most known investor. How much did he make a year?
> > 70%, 80% or more? No, he made 22% annually on average."
> > 
> > ***************
> > 
> > So Yanger Lang Lee, if you can produce yields that exceed Warren
> > Buffet, what the hey are you torturing us about?
> 
> Yet another BOHICA!


All your theories and doubts will be right in an efficient market. But
our product works by exploiting market in-efficiency. Eventually I
believe this in-efficiency will be gone if all our competitors
replicate what we did. (in another 4-5 years? sure! Since it takes us
5-6 years to develop our technologies)

So far our happy investors are in the 20-30% range. And again we can
NOT gurantee your profit. But you are free to withdraw your fund
anytime without any delay or penalty.

People do get RICH by exploit market in-efficiency here and there. I
believe even Warren Buffet do the same otherwise he'll put all his
fund in the T-bonds and be worry-free (... Hmm who say our government
will be bankrupcy in the future ...)

Hope the clarifications will help.