Contrary to what your government and misguided media would like you to believe, investing offshore is not illegal as long as you are following the rules and pay your taxes. They would like for you to believe that offshore investing is not safe and that you are tax evading. This is far from the truth and subscribing to this myth will cost you great profit potential.
If you have never considered investing offshore here is one good reason why you might want to reassess your strategy. Examine the three offshore funds offered by the Tramita Financial Group and ask yourself if being invested in the major U.S. indexes paid off in the past 5 years.
Did your investments give you annual returns of 99.7%, 86.42% and 86.31% in 2007? Well, the Tramita Global, Tramita Real Estate and Tramita China funds did for its investors. These same funds have returned an amazing 1,492.90%, 2,342.40% and 1,171.00% respectively since their inception.
The oldest of the Tramita family of funds is a little over six years old while the latest was started five years ago in June of 2003. A minimum investment in each fund totaling $9000 six years ago would have filled your bank account with $182,108 dollars as of January 2008.
It does not look like they are slowing down this year. Year to date performance indicates another good year for all three funds. Tramita Global returning 19.49% YTD at the end of May, Tramita Real Estate showing 49.3% and Tramita China in at 34.38%.
Here is some additional information about Tramita from their website:
“Tramita Management Limited (”Tramita Funds”) is a highly diversified asset management and investment firm that specializes in unique alternative financial investment solutions for the global market. With an established, 5 year record of accomplishment the Tramita Funds Team has accomplished impressive historical returns. Our highly experienced, managers are not restricted with business management duties and are supported by a professional and extremely competent management team that has been together for 7 years.
Tramita is different. We are here to serve your interests. Unlike most investment firms that are publicly traded or privately owned where the goals of the individual investor are lost among the millions, Tramita is client-owned. Helping investors achieve their goals is the only reason we exist. We have no conflicting interests and no one but you to answer to. All decisions —big and small— are made with you in mind. Typically, no more than 65 primary positions at any one time are held in our funds. Our funds have bought, and will often buy, shares that other may not like and sell them at a profit. Tramita Funds will hold shares selling at low prices relative to their intrinsic value. The process of deciding which shares to hold is highly structured and dependent on intensive proprietary investment research.
Investment opportunities are initially identified through various methods, including computerized screening. Our database contains fundamental company data and share prices dating back 25 years. Information on more than 3,500 companies is used in conjunction with a valuation model to estimate the intrinsic value and the expected performance over the next three four years. The companies that stand out as potential opportunities are then subject to further intensive research.” – Tramita Financial Group
To find out more about the Tramita Funds, visit www.tramita.com and read the FAQs.
Customer Contacts :
Tramita Financial Group
Calle Cami Ral 161, Suite 103
Mataro, Spain
E-mail : support@tramita.com
Toll Free : +1 (866) 858-1105
From outside the United States : +1 (917) 463-4787
Fax/USA : +1 (866) 523-0248
Fax/Spain : +34 (91) 791-5500
Note: Do your due diligence. Tramita does not permit investments by UK persons in its offshore funds. All portfolio management for the Tramita funds is conducted by a team based in Dominica. It is responsible for all trading and administration, and for investment research. The portfolio management team is further supported by investment research provided by Tramita offices in Spain and Canada.
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