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Dexau – Review #3 Part 1

This project was moved on CLOSED! Beware and do NOT invest there anymore..

First Thoughts.

In our recent News Commentary #1,027, we reprinted a news release from Dexau that described the many changes that have taken place in the company since it first appeared online over one half year ago.  In addition to the information presented in that release, upon looking over the new website, it is interesting to note that, while the “old” Dexau claimed to generate its revenue by means of cryptocurrency trading, the “new” Dexau makes very different and much more grandiose claims.  Here are the first few sentences from the “About” statement on their new website:

We are a leading, privately-held alternative investment firm, managing approximately $13.25 millions across a broad range of credit and real estate strategies. For over 12 years, we have been investing on behalf of pension funds, corporations, endowments, foundations, sovereign wealth funds and individuals. 

So, it is hard to believe that the “new” and “old” Dexau companies are one and the same.  This is all very strange to me.  You will have to draw your own conclusions on this.  

There is a lot more information about the new program on the new website.

The Dexau Investment Plans.

Dexau now offers two investment plans.  They are significantly different than the two plans that the company previously offered.  Both sets of plans were briefly described in the news release that we reprinted in News Commentary #1,027

Here’s what the two present plans look like:

  •  Plan #1 (ROE7 Plan)
  • 107% after 5 days
  • $25 minimum
  • Principal included
  • Plan #2 (ROE63 Plan)
  • 2.1% daily for 30 days
  • $50 minimum
  • Principal back (anytime with a 10% fee)

Analysis of the Dexau Investment Plans.  

The Dexau investment plans are very easy to understand.  Looking first at Plan #1, since you receive a one-shot payment after five days, that is obviously when you will break even.  Your total net profit in this period is 7%.  Dividing this by the five-day length of the plan, you get an average daily net interest (DNI) of 1.4%.

For Plan #2, if you divide 100% by the daily return of 2.1%, you get that the plan would theoretically take 48 days for you to break even.  However, since the plan is only 30 days long, you will only receive 63% (2.1 x 30) in interest payments before the end of the plan.  So, you will not break until your principal is returned to you at the end of the plan.  Assuming that the program does, indeed, survive until the end of the 30-day investment period, the daily return of 2.1% is your DNI for the plan.

We will discuss the results of this analysis of the new Dexau investment plans in Part 2 of this review.  At that time we will attempt to nail down the pros and cons of the program and also come up with conclusions that we feel might be helpful to the online investor.  Please stand by.  Part 2 will be available shortly. 

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