Hey Cathy,
I read your possible opportunity, but found the presentation, a bit lacking on details of the offer. I also did not notice the links to Agape.
From the sounds of it, this may be a securities offer, or a chance to purchase oil through futurs trading, if so, I would need to see thier listing with the securities exchange commission, or SEC that must approve all private or public offerings.
Now, I have seen some success out of pre-sale securities. I blew it big time whne I passed up Excell Telecom at 2.20 a share, three months prior to thier NASDAQ offering. I also passed on Nortell at 8.00 a share 6 months before open tradings. Both have since split at least 4 times and gained 400 percent per share or more.
Last I checked on Excell, my 220.00 or 100 minimum share purchase would have gfrown to 800 shares valued at 28.00 a share for a whoping 22,400.00. But again, if this is a securities sale, protect yourself by making sure they are in fact listed by the SEC as a registered offering.
While thier status with the SEC, may be pending aproval, the fact they registered would be a good sign of intent, and it can take up to 1 year before they are approved, so don't expect a status change overnight. Now if at any the status changes to warning or alert, you should contact the company about buy back options or to see if they are pursuing bonded insurance, to protect against asset loss.
Andy Zeus Anderson
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