Our last two were hot. Don’t miss WKLI
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Our last two alerts have been on fire as of late. We have already seen some upside in both and feel as though that there is more upside left in both companies.
LTUM is up .10 on the day with 2.17 Million shares traded. We are up a total of 16% since we first alerted you on LTUM. We feel that this one is just getting started and could be an absolute beast.
CRWG is up .14 on the day with 2.3 million shares traded. We are up a total of 72% since we first bought CRWG to your attention.
Our next one could be as hot. WKLI (WikiLoan, Inc.) grabbed our attention today. WKLI focuses on providing peer-to-peer lending services. It intends to create an Internet-based lending community of individual borrowers and lenders that come together to make personal loans. The company would also provide screening and credit checks on borrowers and allows lenders to select the types of borrowers they wish to consider for loans.
WKLI is a peer to peer (“P2P”) banking portal, and its unique business model offers an opportunity for everyone to take advantage of its proprietary software and payment systems. It operates in a relatively new space, yet it’s in the most tested sector of the banking world. In fact, this product is as old as any financial system. In this new space the bank is by the people and for the people.
WKLI will bridge the gap created by supplying and matching lenders with cash, to borrowers who need the money. WikiLoan creates a win win scenario, by allowing the lenders to charge varying interest rates to borrowers, based on their wiki score and other criteria. Lenders will be able to make at least 10X more than having the money in the bank at today’s rates, without having the banks’ infrastructure. Borrowers will have access to funds and the loans are reported to the major credit agencies, which will help their credit scores.
The Grameen bank of Bangladesh, made a fortune, by providing Billions in loans to millions of poor. This breakthrough model won Muhammad Yunus, “Banker of the poor”, a Nobel Peace Prize and is now known as Micro Credit. His theory has proved that all people when given a little bit of credit can do amazing things. All of his loans were small and unconventional in banking standards, but, unlike conventional bankers, he did not need bail out money, thanks to repayment rates that averaged higher than 97%.
Billionaires are throwing their hats in this ring, and their Cash too. Loads of it!
Join Richard Branson, of Virgin Airlines, Chris Larson, who sold eLoan for $300 mill, Pierre Omidyar, one of the founders of Ebay, and many other Visionaries, who are now investing heavily into this sector. They all see the niche that has been formed and have been putting their money into this sector to meet demand
Keep your eye on WKLI and make sure to do your own homework on this one.
PennyStockExplosion
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