I entered my FF account just to see something and noticed a new program added to it - Leopard Fund. What do you think about it? The site looks funny, but by the information provided about it it seems legal

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http://www.theleopardfund.com/

They say that they`ve filed with the SEC. The site also gives Las Vegas as their address, along with phone nos. So far so good.

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It is listed on goldrater and has a folder in TG. LOL.

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I just visited my FF a/c but don't see any additions there

It is there under "Programs"

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sujit_76 welcome to the forum, glad to have you with us.

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I don't get why it has a folder on TG...

This is THE perfect opportunity to see whether FF is legit or not. If someone could actually verify that Leopard fund is registered with the SEC, and then if they are, we can assume they are legit, we can then contact Leopard Fund to see if they have a legit relationship with FF. If it all checks out, that would be an indirect endorsement of FF by the SEC, at least to the extent an SEC sanctioned fund has chosen to do business with FF.

On the other hand, if Leopard Fund is not really registered with the SEC, we insantly know FF is a fraud, because that would be a basic bit of due diligence. If Leopard Fund really is SEC approved, one could also contact Leopard to see if they really are doing business with FF and trust their word, meaning FF is not just a ponzi claiming to invest in various funds.

So...who wants to call the SEC???

What's wrong with you calling them?

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That makes a lot of sense.

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I did yesterday. There is no filling under the name Leopard. That does not mean that they did not filled. If there is one it's probably under another corporation name.

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The Nevada Secretary of State has a company called Corpthis, an incorporation company, located at the address Leopard Fund says its located at.

http://sos.state.nv.us/comm_rec/ralist/



I see a lot of different companies have that as their address. I'm assuming corpthis allows its clients who incorporate to use their address.

I sent an email to the SEC.

This adress is a maildrop at 250$/year.

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Lol. So we have nothing to proove their legitimacy so far?

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Apparently not, but we'll have to wait to hear back from the SEC to have a real idea.

I corresponded with someone from Leopard Fund, and he was very forthcoming with info on how I could verify their registration with the SEC. He also said he was aware of FF and how they planned to invest in the Leopard Fund. He hasn't gotten back to me yet as to whether FF actually IS invested in Leopard Fund yet, but it's probably a bit early for that, given FF just added them to the list.

I'm going to actually verify Leopard Fund when the SEC opens again, which I suppose is tomorrow.

I hope this all checks out. I'd love for FF to be the real deal so I can feel comfortable putting some serious money with them.

Here's the SEC link to Leopard Fund's parent company.

http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-e...tion=getcompany

Well that look nice imho

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Ok, so they filed 2 months ago. How come they claim to have a history of 10 years with no negative months?