An introduction to ECMC investment. Explains the risks with Malaysia's Central Bank and Securities Commission. Very useful for those who wants to make a research on ECMC

1. GOLD
INVESTMENT OF TRUE MONEY

2. CHAPTERS
 What is our beliefs ?
 How are we going to achieve our
beliefs ?
 What is our goal ?
 Why invest in gold ?
 What do we have to offer ?
 What is ECMC and how it can help us
?
 Profiting from ECMC
 High monthly dividend return
 Gold trading
 Risk and how to manage them
 Summary
 Appendix
 Investor’s Risk Profiling Questionnaires
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3. What is our beliefs ?
“ We believe that every one of us
deserve a better life, better buying
power, better quality time and better
financial status. ”
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4. How are we going to achieve
our beliefs ?
“ We plan to have better life by
searching, sharing and having good
options on ways to increase our financial
outreach at the same time maximizing
our buying power with what we earn.”
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5. What is our goal ?
 Which types of investment suitable
depends on one’s goal and target.
Some simple question that we should
ask ourselves are :
 What is that we want from the investment
?
 How long do we want to invest ?
 How much of return of investment would it
satisfy us ?
 How much do we have to invest ?
 What is our view of risk involved ? Are we
high risk taker or conservative ?
These simple questions will guide us on
which types of investment.
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6. Why invest in gold ?
Portfolio Diversification Currency Hedge
- Stable investment - Gold as currencies
- Safe haven reserves in many
- Suggested 5 – 15% Central
of investment in Banks worldwide
precious metal
Risk Management Demand & Supply
- Considered a low risk - Physical
investment demand increase yearly
- Price not as volatile - Gold demand
as shares, S&P 500 etc increase 1.9
times faster
Wealth Preservative
than its annual
- Gold is inflation proof
supply
- When inflation rise, gold price also
increase to counter the
inflation
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7. What do we have to offer ?
Precious Metal
Investment
Buy Company Dividend in Gold
Shares Grams of gold shall be
Convertible Preferred deposited into our
Shares (CPS) account
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8. What is ECMC and how it
can be our tool ?
 East Cape Mining Corporation based
in London (Europe Market) and Hong
Kong (Asia Market).
 A marketing arm for gold miners in
South Cape and Australia.
 Expecting to go for IPO in 2015.
 NOT recognized by BNM.
 Oversea investment using online
platform to monitor our investment
real-time.
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9. What is ECMC and how it
can be our tool ?
 Benefits to shareholders
 1. Monthly dividend in terms of grams
of gold.
 2. Gold Trading Margin – trading
margin of up to 2 times share
subscription value.
 3. *Global Auto Placement (GAP) – 3
to 6% of daily sales turnover will be
distributed.
 4. Capital Guarantee – 100% return of
capital.
* (Only available to qualified Shareholders)
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10. Profiting from ECMC
High monthly dividend return
Monthly
CPS Invested Capital (USD)
Dividend
2 gram paper
1,000 1,000 USD
gold
4 gram paper
2,000 2,000 USD
gold
6 gram paper
3,000 3,000 USD
gold
8 gram paper
4,000 4,000 USD
gold
10 gram paper
5,000 5,000 USD
gold
Notes :
1. Dividend shall be deposited into our online account every 15th
of the month
2. Conversion of paper gold into our local bank account shall
take approximate 7 – 14 working days.
3. CPS price shall increase depending on the share price of the
company as the company grows.
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11. Profiting from ECMC
High monthly dividend return
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12. Profiting from ECMC
High monthly dividend return
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13. Profiting from ECMC
Gold Trading
Notes :
1. Only in one direction, Buy to Sell.
2. Profit in USD.
3. If you are in losing position (lost), simply keep the position
open until the price goes up.
4. No margin calls and no overnight charges.
5. Trading margin is double (2x) from investment.
6. For each trading, company charge 2% from trading margin
used.
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14. Risk and how to manage
them
Risk
Not recognized by SC and BNM
How to manage
1. Buy in smaller lots to start with.
2. Once dividend is given out, quickly cash
them.
3. Convert cash to physical gold to preserve
the value.
Risk
Company closure
How to manage
1. Small percentage of possibility.
2. Company has been operating
since 07/01/2005.
Risk Risk
Late payment from company Drop in Gold price
How to manage How to manage
1. Cash out from appointed local Due to dividend in USD,
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money exchanger. when gold price drop, this
can only means that USD
has increase.
2. Converting strong USD to
14 MYR still gives high
payouts.

15. Summary
1. Buy company shares, get dividend in grams of gold.
2. Gold is a wealth preservative.
3. Using online platform to monitor our own investment.
4. All transaction in USD.
5. For each 1,000 CPS units invested, monthly dividend
is 2 grams of gold.
6. Gold trading with no margin calls and overnight
charges.
7. No need to worry if gold trading is in negative area.
8. No Bank Negara and Securities Commission
approval.
9. Start with small investment and quickly cash out
dividend to minimize risk.
10. No worries in drops of gold price.
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16. Appendix : 1 - Investor’s Risk
Profiling Questionnaires
1. When you hear unexpected adverse or bad financial news, you
A. Never Overreact
B. Rarely Overreact
C. Always Overreact
2. Between a new position offering greater job security with a small pay rise, and another
with a high pay rise but less job security, which would you select ?
A. Probably higher pay rise
B. Not Sure
C. Probably greater job security
3. Would you borrow money or go on margin trading to make an investment that might
double your money ?
A. Yes
B. Maybe
C. No
4. If you have invested in a stock that rose 30% within 6 months after you bought it,
would you
A. Do nothing or buy more shares
B. Sell some shares
C. Sell all your shares
5. Do you believe luck is important in making your investment decision ?
A. Yes
B. Sometimes
C. No
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17. Appendix : 1 Investor’s Risk
Profiling Questionnaires
6. If you could increase your chances of improving your returns by taking more risk, you
would be
A. Willing to take a lot more risk with all your money
B. Willing to take some risk with some of your money
C. Unwilling to take much more risk
7. What percentage of your household income (after tax) is spent each month paying off
credit card bills, car payments and either on rent or mortgage payments ?
A. More than 50%
B. Between 25% to 50%
C. Less than 25%
8. In case of an emergency, you would have a available savings to pay for
A. Less than 3 months living expenses
B. 3-12 months living expenses
C. More than 12 months living expenses
9. Would you invest in a stock based on friend’s tip ?
A. Yes
B. Maybe
C. No
10. Which one of the following statement best describes your feelings about investment
risk ?
A. I prefer to select an aggressive mix of investment – some that have a low
degree of risk, but with emphasis on others that have a higher degree of risk
that may yield greater returns.
B. I prefer to select a balanced mix of investment – some that have a low degree
of risk, other that have a higher degree of risk that may yield greater returns.
C. I prefer to select a conservative mix of investment on those with a low degree of
risk and a small portion in others that have a higher degree of risk that may
yield greater returns.
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18. Appendix : 1 Investor’s Risk
Profiling Questionnaires
11. Do you expect your future earnings over the next five years to
A. Increase
B. Stay the same
C. Decrease
12. Would you invest in individual stocks or equity (stock-based) unit trust ?
A. Yes
B. Maybe
C. No
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19. Appendix : 1 Investor’s Risk
Profiling Questionnaires
AGGRESSIVE INVESTOR ( TOTAL SCORE : 25 – 36 OF 36)
As an Aggressive Investor, you are very comfortable with high-risk investments in your
portfolio. You have no qualms about taking risk and in fact, you seek the greatest reward
for every money invested. You know that there will be potential for gains but also know
that there will be potential for loss as well. You will have no problems with investing a
major portion of your assets in equity funds, and a minor portion of your assets in bond
funds.
MODERATE INVESTOR ( TOTAL SCORE : 13 – 24 OF 36)
As a Moderate Investor, you are most comfortable with a combination of low and hifh0risk
investments in your portfolio. Bear in mind that you will need to take some degree of risk
to receive greater reward. You will require an investment strategy that will cope with the
effects of inflation. Most of all, you will not worry excessively about your investments when
the market drops because you know that the potential for long-term capital growth means
riding out dips. You allocation of your assets should be equally distributed between equity
and bond funds.
MODERATE INVESTOR ( TOTAL SCORE : 12 OF 36)
As a Conservative Investor, you are most comfortable with low-risk investments in your
portfolio. You will only take the risk if your principal amount of investment is protected and
incur interest from there. But bear in mind that your investments may not outpace inflation
as the returns are considerably lower. Your best bet would be investing a majority of your
assets in bond fund, and consider allocating a small percentage to equity funds.
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20. Appendix : 2 – ECMC
Worldwide
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21. Appendix : 2 – ECMC
Worldwide
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22. Appendix : 2 – ECMC
Worldwide
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