| Don't know anything about this company, but I seem to remember
hearing that the Vancouver (British Columbia) stock market is one of the
riskiest in the world in which to invest. Limited controls make for high
returns if an investment does pay off, but there are a lot of very risky
investments there, as well as out-and-out scams. Wanna buy a goldmine?
Vancouver's the place. Perhaps any Canadian Deccies could comment?
In any case, a couple of good rules for successful investing on any stock
market:
If you don't understand the company's business, don't buy the shares.
Investments can be (relatively) safe, with moderate yields, or they
can be risky with high yields, *IF* the risk pays off. There is no such
thing as a safe investment with guaranteed high returns (unless your
defintions of 'safe' and 'high' are different from mine).
If an offer looks too good to be true, it probably is.
How did you hear about this - mailshot, cold calling? If so, don't
touch it. If they are a sound and reputable company with reasonable
prospects of giving a return on any investment, then they don't need to
seek out investors that way.
Ken
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