I'm not American, but here in Brazil I have the opportunity to invest some money in these companies via an operation that is equivalent to the North American structured notes. Basically, 6 months from now if the stocks of these companies are evaluated at a higher price than the current price (September, 2017) I'll be paid 109% of what I invested.
If not, 12 months from now they will review the stocks again and then pay 118% if the stocks have risen. Then 18 months 127% and then 24 months 136%.
If after two years (from now) the stocks values are equal or below their current prices, I receive 100% of the money I invested, without any gains.
Ex: If I invest $100k now I will receive $100k + $9k six months from now (if the stocks have risen at least $0.01).
I have some understanding about the future perspectives for these companies, and they seem to be positive, especially Apple with the new iPhones and Amazon/Facebook with upcoming technologies as well. However Netflix is in severe debt, much like Uber there's a lot of question marks to be answered.
What do you personally think? All advice is appreciated. Where do you think Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Netflix will be 6 months from now?
Submitted September 13, 2017 at 02:49PM by Sucake http://ift.tt/2jodLf0
