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Do you want to own shares in the world's largest publicly traded company? Now you can with the convenience of bitcoin. You can even buy fractional units of AAPL shares!

The shares will be held under a trust fund with you as a creditor. Bitcoin Treasury will maintain at least 1 AAPL share for every credited share.

You will receive dividends back in bitcoin.

Our fees:

Minimum account balance: 1 AAPL share.

Trade fee (buy or sell): 3.50% of amount
(Includes Brokerage, Currency Exchange, and Administrative costs)

Dividends fee: 2.00%
(Includes Currency Exchange and Administrative costs)

Custodian fee: 0.07% of share units deducted per month (0.84% per year).
(Covers custodian and administrative costs)

No AML or KYC is required. You can sell your shares at any time.

Volume Fee Rebates

You will receive a 20% fee rebate if you own more than 25 AAPL shares at the time the fees are charged.

You will receive a 35% fee rebate if you own more than 100 AAPL shares at the time the fees are charged.

Newbie account offering Apple shares. Sure, sure, where to sign? Can I buy 100 BTC pls?

You should share a website, phone number, contact details and address - it will go a little way towards proving you are a legitimate stock trading broker. How can you convert bitcoin into USD and navigate the financial regulation minefield on this topic? Too many of these silly offers have turned into vanishing acts after the investment has gotten high enough, there is no way to really track the perpetrator.

Not answering any of the questions on your other thread definitely makes me more likely to trust you on this one.

So how much is minimum invest??

I think another scammer good exposed and it s time to close this thread as well. Nice try.

too good to be true any proof so we can check, it looks promising owning share with apple but how can we be sure that this is legit? I'm willing to take a part if there is someone here who already tried your service, the trading percentage is good if it is legit.

lol vouch 100%

These fees are atrocious. 3.5% on buy and sells? Give me a break lol. If you had a dartboard with every brokerage on it, any where the dart would land would beat these fees by a mile.

So terrible fees aside, why would anyone trust an anonymous newbie account with their money?

Apple to be honest isn't doing very well at the moment, and really unless they come up with something other than a multi-use port, they're gonna stay doing badly.

Apple is actually doing quite well at the moment, its in the middle of its trading range at the moment ($100-110). Extremely stable, and despite what most think they have substantial upside. Their P/E is extremely generous (for investors) seeing that most of their cashflow currently stems from just the iPhone, and with their branding power I see Mac computers improving (sales wise) in the future... And that completely leaves out that they have yet to launch Apple Car or a TV product (again, the branding power, particularly with millennials is crazy).

gotta agree apple is going strong. They can take a dump in a box and call it
the Idump and millennials will stand in line for a week to buy it...

You can do this safe on 1broker (see signature)

No need to invest in apple using bitcoins.  Cash out your bitcoins and buy from any online trading site.  And you avoid your terrible fees!


BTW, apple is doing fine overall.  Even if sales slow down, they have enough cash to buy the next great thing(s).

As stated, it doesn't really make a ton of sense to buy Apple with btc. If you are using btc to purchase a fractional share, which is the only reason I would even consider using bitcoin (and it still makes little sense).

Better to use Motif, it's more like investing in a mutual fund, but since you can make your own basket, you can make a fractional purchase of one of the blue chips with minimal commissions.

And you are only offering whole shares, this isn't even a pass through. What the hell is this? ??? ;D

Invest in over 250 US and UK stocks also Futures while BTC FX trading your margin @ www.firstglobalcredit.com


Commission: 0.1%
Finance Fee: annual fed rate + 2%

First Global Credit has been trading since 2014 based out of our head office in Geneva and Hong Kong. You can deposit bitcoin and use them as margin (without selling them) to trade stocks like Apple, Microsoft, Google, Tesla, Twitter, Betfair, Easyjet and 250 others, ETFs like Chinese large cap stocks, Brazil stocks, Mexico and Futures like Mini S&P, mini Gold, mini copper, heating oil, natural gas, corn, sugar, coffee and cocoa. It is liquid, backed by actual market positions. Also, we pay interest on all accounts over 10BTC.
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You can actually invest in Apple with bitcoin, as part of an indexed portfolio investment. Apple makes up part of the S&P500 index within their index products.

http://themerkle.com/bitcoin-investment-startup-keza-unveils-ios-beta-app/
https://www.producthunt.com/tech/keza
http://getkeza.com/ (It's free to apply for a Keza account

If I sign up with that link of yours, are you willing to give me step by step instructions with pictures via screenshots on how to invest on that website? I have never done trading before but would like to learn how to start.
Then guide me on which ones to buy down the road to see a little bit of profit.
Thanks

??? Apple isn't the world's largest publicly traded company.

Whether you're talking about market capitalization (3rd largest in the world)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_public_corporations_by_market_capitalization (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_public_corporations_by_market_capitalization)

or you're talking about revenue (12th largest in the world).

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_companies_by_revenue (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_companies_by_revenue)

I'm not sure where that tidbit of information is coming from, but it's incorrect.

https://1broker.com/m/r.php?i=3500

Invest in apple and many other stocks, forex, and commodities with low fees.

Apple is a terrible investment, assuming your goal is to make money. Its stock has been slipping ever since Jobs died because Cook has no vision and thinks he can string the company along with nothing more than iphone sequels.

They failed hard yesterday with their earnings report, and in after hours trading the stock was down by nearly 10%. That's a HUGE slide for such a large company.

If you genuinely want to learn how to trade stocks, sell some BTC and open an account with fidelity or interactive brokers...but if you just want to earn a decent return on your bitcoins, you should work with someone who knows WTF they are doing...and that's what I am offering to people who want a real investment for their bitcoins.

I think that it is good to buy now facebook shares because facebook is growing and it have million active users and nobody will create nothing better than facebook or invest in google shares.

I just want to point out that this is an obvious scam for anyone who cannot see it themselves. The fees and structure of this investment is not possible. There is something called taxes which have to be paid by someone. Since the fund is collecting no personal information they cannot possibly issue you the proper tax reporting. At the very least they would need to raise their fees by 10x in order to even make this structure possible for handling dividends and would probably need to raise them by 20x in order to see any profit from trading at all.

Yeah good idea, investing in the sites that are very popular is a good thing that there is only small risk of an investment lost. Its like buying a franchise of a certain fast food chain or something like that. I wonder if facebook allows investors to enter their company because I think they are already stable. Regarding to google shares, not sure about it. And about the post, it is very obvious that it is a scam. Apple will not accept bitcoin. Maybe USD is more convincing. hahaha :D

lol :

funny site :) and people are surprise when turn in scam :D

Op, do you have any vouch copies you can provide for trusted members of bitcointalk community? Because seriously bitcoin and shares are not good combination at all.
If someone really wants to buy shares, then the best way is to visit old fashioned brokerage house - I would never invest even 1 satoshi in dubious operation like this.