Week 37 with Atlantic Global Asset Management and Questra World - London and more

Welcome to Week 37 of my journey with Atlantic Global Asset Management and Questra World. 

AGAM are moving forward seeking financial licences in various countries in order to open banks, and Questra World hold their very first Leadership Training event in the UK!

Atlantic Global Asset Management news

Because of the amazing growth of AGAM they announced way back during the Dubai Event that they wold be seeking to open offices in each of the major countries where they have customers, and apply for licences to operate and open their own banks.

Their banks would be based on modern banking and money transferring methods (FinTech2), and not the old banking methods that are at the heart of most banks. 

During a recent live webinar (which is broadcasted online and available to watch on YouTube), the President of Atlantic Global Asset Management spoke about how easy it wold be to withdraw from an AGAM account directly using one of their own bank cards.

All these advances are currently taking place, and licences to operate in various countries are being sought. Of course the various countries have different conditions that need to be met in order to obtain financial licences, which means that AGAM have a lot of hoops to jump through. Anything worthwhile doing is never always easy!

During this process, they have had to cancel many withdrawals, mostly to ADVcash accounts.

This affected many people including me as I normally withdraw to ADVcash, but fortunately I also use Bitcoin, and have resent my last withdrawal to my Bitcoin wallet.

Exciting thing are happening with Atlantic Global Asset Management. All I wish for is a smooth as possible transition from where they are to where they want to be.

Questra World News

Why oh why did Questra World decide to hold a Training event in London smack bang in the middle of my two week holiday to Spain?!

On Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th June 2017 Questra World held their very first event in the UK - and I was not able to attend! I had been looking forward to the time when the came to the UK, and when they do I miss it!

But for all my UK friends that did attend, I hope you had an amazing time. I do have to admit that I’m was more than a little envious! Hopefully we will get lots of video and photos from the event to share.

Earnings

This week (Week 37) the Fund Mangers over in Atlantic Global Asset Management returned a respectable 5.2892%

Entering the Fund Managers return into my spreadsheet, here is what each of the first six investment packages returned.

Over the past 37 weeks since I opened my account we have received an average return of 5.98%. 

This average has been going down over the last couple of months and if I had to guess why, I would guess that it has something to do with the increased costs involved with applying for financial licences and the opening of new AGAM offices/banks around the world. Time will tell. Whatever the results, be it 4%, 5% or even 6% or more per week, it’s still hundreds of times more that you can expect to get in any bank!

At the time of writing I’m still undecided on how to proceed with my earnings and exactly how much to compound and how much to withdraw to Bitcoin. But as long as I do keep my account moving forward and growing, everything will be fine.

Each week I intend to use at least 55% of my earnings to purchase more investment packages.

Torrevieja

I'm writing this blog post from our little flat in Playa Flamenca, Costa Blanca, Spain.

Yesterday I was reading one of the local English newspapers written for expats and visitors. In it was an article stating that according to the Spain's National Institute of Statistics (INE), Torrevieja is the poorest city in Spain. 

Although the stats don't take into account expat's income, only the Spanish peoples', their average annual income was said to be just under €15,000!

Torrevieja is about a 15 minute drive from where I am. 

Imagine the difference to so many peoples lives an extra €100 a week would make.

Something that's very possible with Atlantic Global Asset Management and Questra World!

Don't you think it's time to take action and start building for your future?

YES or NO

Bill Thomson

Using ADVcash To Purchase Packages in Atlantic Global Asset Management

Here is a quick video on how to purchase Investment Packages in Atlantic Global Asset Management using Advanced Cash Ltd.

In the video I purchase a new Blue Package inside Atlantic Global Asset Management using ADVcash.

First you will need to actually have the funds within your ADVcash account in order to make the purchase, then transfer the funds over to your AGAM account.

To make the a purchase:

1. Log into your AGAM account and go to the Account Tab
2. Where it says Choose Operation, keep the selection on Transfer Money, and click on the Next button'
3. Select ADVCash EUR (of ADVCash USD is purchasing packs in US Dollars) as the 'From Account',  and select your account number as the 'To Account', then click Next
4. On the next screen, enter the amount you wish to transfer (which you must already have in your ADVcash wallet), then hit the Next button
5.  Select the Pay button
6. Check the amount you want to send over is correct and then click on the ADVCash icon as the payment method
7. You will be asked to log into your ADVcash account.
8. Then choose the correct wallet, Euro, Dollar etc.. from where the money will come from, and clic Continue
9. You will see a message that the transaction is complete along with the transaction details. 
10. Click Continue to be retuned to your Atlantic Global Asset Management account where you will see the money has been transferred into your account balance.

One the money is in your account - enjoy purchasing your new Investment Package!

Bill Thomson

Week 30 Results - 4.2% Return and More Packages With Atlantic Global Asset Management

Today, 5th May 2017 the Fund Managers over in Atlantic Global Asset Management managed a return of 4.2088%.

This is my 30th week with the company and this has been the lowest return I've had since I stared. Having said that, from the beginning I've read and been told that we should expect a return of between 4% and 6%. 4.2% therefor is within target!

It doesn't seem like there's much of a difference between 4.2% and 6.2% (which was the average return we've all been enjoying), but the difference in cash is quite big actually.

Here is what the first 6 Investment Packages are paying out this week with 4.2088%

If you compare this weeks figures to last weeks (week 29 update) you will see the difference. For example check out what the Blue Package paid out this week: €77.73. Last week it paid out €117.71!

The larger the Package, the larger the difference - even if it is within target. 

Volatility

As only the Fund Managers, CEO and the newly formed Board of Directors have the details of what exactly AGAM are investing in, what we do know that it also involves currencies and markets.

There was a lot of volatility in the markets this week, both in Europe and in Asia and it's my personal opinion that this was a large factor for the lower end return. I do have a bit of an interest in crypotcurrencies, such as Bitcoin, and trading so I often get alerts to what's happening around the world.

New Packages

From my earnings this week I purchased a new Yellow investment Package and 2 new White Packages.

I will hang on to the remaining Euros in my balance, see what commissions come in over the weekend and make a withdrawal to my ADVcash account. I don't expect it to be as much this week due the the lessened returns.

Furthermore, I received the third and final payment from my bank today which was money from missing bank wire transfers...

... So I sent some of that to my ADVcash account, and then used that to purchase a brand new Blue Package. I recorded this transaction on video and will create a new post here on my blog about it.

My aim was to buy a Black package from Day 1, but money got lost in transfers! 4 months later I've got it back less a few hundred Euros lost in fees and exchange differences!

Anyway, I will get my Black soon enough!

Bill Thomson