Precious Metals Consultants needed for Network of Experts

[Anonymous]

Hey there,

I work for Guidepoint Global, a financial services firm, which helps our clients (financial analysts) become educated on industries they are looking to invest in.

We connect them with experts from industry so they can get a birds-eye-view on the industry, including current market trends, what's new in the industry, etc... so they can feel they have performed their due diligence before making a decision on investment.

Our experts sign into our network, which is searcheable only by Guidepoint Global employees, who will connect them with clients interested in their background.

If you would like to join our network, please follow the link provided below. You will be paid generously for your time, at a rate you choose.

Industrials: http://guidepointglobaladvisors.com/Application.aspx?ID=10&CID=468

If you would like clarification on anything, please do not hesitate to contact me!

Warmly,

Elyse

 

[Palladium]

Interesting.

 

[Anonymous]

interseting enough to sign up?

 

[markqf1]

I too, find it interesting, Ralph.

But the fact of the matter is, only the smartest of the members here,
would qualify.

Might be a good deal for some of you though.

Don't forget to read the fine print under the "Terms and Agreements"
section.
They "do" want you to make a few promises.

Elyse,

Maybe you could have a few of your current paid advisors, comment about your company, on our forum?

I'm sure their testimonials would be read by some, if not alot, of members here.


Mark

 

[Palladium]

interseting enough to sign up?

Just checking to see what the deal was.

She's a woman. Check out her bio.

Very interesting indeed. It said chemical industries. Have you done any consulting in the refining field before ?

I work for Guidepoint Global, a financial services firm, which helps our clients (financial analysts) become educated on industries they are looking to invest in.

Sounds fimilar to me. I use to get phone calls from people who had more money than sense. They were always looking for someone to put together a team for them. Of course i was always willing to help out. :shock: :shock: :shock:

You got the money, I've got the time. Things are a little harder now, but i still run across them.

Fill us in on what you do a little better please. :wink:

 

[Anonymous]

Hey guys, happy to garner some interest here. I can't provide references due to confidentiality issues, however, when people ask me for references, I point them towards LinkedIn. if you search Guidepoint Global, you will find our employees, and also our advisors who wish to promote their advisor status on their profiles.

As for further clarification of our process, here is the bulk of it:

Once you have created a profile in our network, which includes a brief bio and resume, you will be available for consultations with our clients. Our project managers will take key words from projects they receive and search these words against our network. I should mention, within this profile, you will also set an hourly rate in which you would like to be paid. Please set one high enough to make you motivated to consult more then once for us.

If your bio/resume matches these words, our project manager will reach out to you by email explaining the specifics of the project. At that time you can accept or deny the request for a consultation. In no way are you obligated to consult, it will always be your choice.

If you accept the consult request, we thereafter send your bio to our client. He/she will then decide if your background is suitable for their needs (they usually trust the Project Manager's judgment on this). The client will then reach out to you for a good time to speak. These consultations last on average about 30-60 minutes.

Once you complete your consultation, you will log onto your profile in our site and invoice us for the time you spent with our client. We cut a check/wire funds within 8-10 business days of invoicing.

I reached out to this particular forum because we have seen several projects come in, which request expertise in gold scrap, refining, and production. We have several experts in mining and exploration, but not on the other side.

Our clients are analysts, so they are making decisions on recommending to invest in specific industries. This is just an innovative way for them to conduct their research.

I hope this clarification helps, and further don't mind answering any other questions that may come up.

Sincerely,

Elyse

 

[markqf1]

Elyse,
I see that none of our other members have chosen to reply on this thread, at least publicly.

There are alot of very smart people here.

The true fact of the matter is, ... if you spent a little time on our forum, you, could be the expert your looking for.

I hope that some of these smart people here, gave you what you were looking for.

Mark

 

[Harold_V]

Elyse,
I see that none of our other members have chosen to reply on this thread, at least publicly.

There are alot of very smart people here.

The true fact of the matter is, ... if you spent a little time on our forum, you, could be the expert your looking for.

I hope that some of these smart people here, gave you what you were looking for.

Mark

As much as I feel I am qualified to refine precious metals, I would feel I was woefully lacking in having the ability to advise anyone in regards to the art. For that reason, I have remained silent. There are others here that would qualify, certainly.

I think it is safe to say that this forum is unique in having extremely well qualified and educated people, with one huge difference over other potential sources. Here, we disclose information that is held close to the vest in other venues.

Harold