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Schiff-like Firms for less than 50K?
Submitted by boondoc holiday on Thu, 10/22/2009 - 09:25
I am under the impression that Euro-pacific capital only takes on accounts of 50K or more. Does anyone know of a firm with Schiff-like principles that will take on an account of ~20K? Many thanks! » |
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I believe Europac now has a
I believe Europac now has a product they call "The China Fund" in which you can start with a minimum of $2500. I'm pretty sure that's correct, but call them and inquire for sure.
Congo69
This is correct, here is the
This is correct, here is the link to the chart:
http://www.google.com/finance?q=NASDAQ%3AEPHCX
The fund is only about two months old and it has started to rise nicely. I was hoping to buy in at the beginning, but I didn't have at least $2500 to put in. It is starting to look like it could be a good place for a long-term investment.
It is a mutual fund across a lot of smaller, growing companies in China and Hong Kong so that smaller investors can get well-diversified. He has said that you should only invest with him if you plan on keeping your money in for several years, because he doesn't try to follow a "quick money" day-trading type of strategy.