ok lets talk people check it out http://www.globalinsight.com/SDA/SDADetail7458.htm in this page you can see bond from venezuelan country and argentina boden15 the price 200$ so how it work so the goverment of argentina and venezuelan put bond in the venezuelan market the price they call euronotes is the same like boden15 so what is the move the real price is per 1 US Dollar = 2,152.30 Venezuelan Bolivar you can see in this page http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.com/time-zone/america/venezuela/currency.htm but venezuelan county is no possible to get usa dollar $ so in this country are black market whats that mean the real price of de 1 us dollar= 4.900.00 value depend of the demand you can see in this page http://venezuelafx.blogspot.com/ how it work is simple : buy 1m$ bond price 2,15m venezuelan in the offer of the central bank of venezuelan country and the you sale this bond in any bank like jp mogan or hsbc in the same price 1m$ and then you can exchange the $ usa dollar in venezuela bank for the black market 4,9m of venezuelan bolivars the convert is 2,7m buy bond 1m $=2,15m vb sale bond 1m $=4,9m vb real price after change so is simple the only thing is enter in the offer to buy the next bond the start april the goverment is going to release 2000 million $ of new bond they call bono del sur III best regards
Or you can take your $25,000 and put it all on black...you double your money in seconds...winner-winner-lobster-dinner
thanks for letting us know the trick, lainerbank, we are now all doing the same thing, but without you as the middleman.
Of course, if you fail to deliver the money, you do consent to being found floating down the orinoco river, is that correct?
You don' t have the slightest idea what you doing. But that is already obvious from your horrific grammar and the fact that you were dumb enough to disclose this strategy. Regardless, few on here understand exactly what a black market is in a socialist dictatorship like Venezuela. And really, this strategy is idiotic, why bother dealing with bond auctions when all you are doing is "arbitraging" black market vs legit market.
"Regardless, few on here understand exactly what a black market is in a socialist dictatorship like Venezuela." Investor: "Please sir, may I exchange my money for those bonds?" Dictator: "Yes, I am pleased to take your money." Investor:"Please sir, may I have my bonds or my money back?" Dictator: "What money"
I like what I have seen so far, but there is a small problem, my wife the CPA does not let me enter any deals under 100,000 USA dollars. Is that a problem?