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| MarketSafe Currency Returns CD. It’s based on the Deutsche Bank Currency Return Index (DBCR). The Index compares the U.S. dollar to selected G-10 currencies, with a third of the portfolio’s funds given to each of the strategies listed above.
The index itself gets rebalanced periodically based on pre-set rules. There’s no managing here — just plain technical signals. In back-testing, the Index has only had a single losing year over the past decade.
For as little as $1,500, you have a chance to ride that success. If the index gains in value between the CD’s opening and its maturation, the amount is applied to your principle. So if you invest $10,000 and the DBCR is up 53.85% by expiration (which isn’t unlikely, given its record), you’ll get $15,385 back.
But if the index doesn’t rise — or even falls — you’ll still get back your original principle. You literally can’t lose.
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$50,000.
