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According to Wealth Bulletin, both Ukrainian billionaire Konstantin Zhevago and Russian's richest man, Oleg Deripaska, have been forced to sell due to large margin calls . . . .They really should have used a hedge loan . . . in and out of the market at the same time.
Here are full details: Margin Loan or HedgeLoan®
“Whatever money you may need for the next five years,” Jim Cramer told the legions of Cramericans yesterday, “please take it out of the stock market right now.”
From Agora Financial's 5 minute forecast:
"Mr. There’s always a bull market somewhere” officially checked out of the current market, suggesting that a the current drama could cause “as much as a 20% decrease in the stock market.”
You don't have to run screaming from the market and take losses today because Cramer said to. You can take a loan against your portfolio to hedge against losses; non-recourse loans mean that if your stock tanks, you can walk away.
I don't recommend making any decision on the emotions we're experiencing now. Check out your options, take a deep breath, then sleep on it.
If you'd like a quote on a particular stock, I can give it to you via e mail. I'll need:
I'll get a quote for you as fast as I possibly can. Loans tend to close in ten days or less, unless they exceed the ten million mark.
Common shareholders, non-affiliates and insiders who are holding stock that trades at least $25K a day in volume can access millions in cash simply using their stock as collateral.
Manage the risk of owing stock in this market by taking out a stock loan. If you have $1 million in stock you can borrow $500,000.00 now and if the stock drops in value during the loan you can walk away from the loan without any negative impact on your credit.
If the stock increases in value you can capture that appreciation. There is NO fall-back position to selling your stock.
Done is done.
Use a stock loan to hedge your position instead of abandoning it.
In the days where one only hears about the credit crisis and lack of liquidity, people are stymied on where to turn to finance their latest projects. While the reality is there has been a huge change in residential financing (probably for the better, and probably forever!) commercial lending programs have not been affected as much, although lately commercial lenders are finding it harder to sell their paper because of lack of liquidity in the market in general.
As it is harder to get the money to get projects off the ground, we’ve tried to stay ahead of the curve and maintain as many options for our borrowers as possible. While there are still straightforward choices like SBA loans and commercial loans for expansion, purchases and refinances, and Church loans based on tithing, we’ve found there are other forms of financing that aren’t as complicated or time consuming and for the most part also aren’t as costly as traditional financing.
I’ve added stockloans from Hedgelender to my portfolio of products and capital advances against credit cards.
The beauty of both programs is they are not based on applications, financial statements, tax returns or credit criteria. And they both fund VERY quickly.
Stock Loans can be used for any number of things, and can be made through a myriad of choices. Here are some highlights:
Finance your real estate with interest-only repayment while still retaining participation in your stock portfolio;
Refinance your MARGIN LOAN to remove the possibility of a call;
Expand Your Business with interest-only repayment while still retaining participation in your stock portfolio;
Diversity Your Investments while retaining beneficial ownership of your portfolio;
Roll your Employee Stock Options into cash while continuing to participate in your stock.
Ironically, these loans run to the millions and sometimes tens of millions, and take 1/10th the time to process and fund. And, they are strictly based on the worth of the stock and the amount of shares traded; the ONLY collateral is the stock and . . . credit is NOT a criteria. Neither is purpose, as long as it is legal!
Capital Advances against credit cards is NOT a loan program - but is a purchase of future sales.
Like the stock loan, there is NO long application, financial statement requirement OR tax return requirement; Funds immediately based on credit card sales; factors ALL credit cards receivables - Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover.
Clients are using the money for expansion and renovation; Marketing and Advertising; purchase of new locations; Increases to inventory; purchasing much needed equipment Repairs and upgrades; buying out an existing partner; recapture of investment capital; even to pay bills and taxes.
Finer explanations and details are listed on my website PallasFinancier.Com.
770) 333-4404
