Corporate Promissory Notes (Continue....2)

Helpful hints:

CPN's are usually issued by a corporation as collateral or for the sole purpose of raising capital (liquid assets in the form of cash).

CPN's held by individuals are highly questioned by banks throughout the world. It is generally easier to raise a 'Credit Line' than convert this type of instrument into CASH!

Fluctuating World Market Conditions set the pace and determine the trading value, if any.

Usually most every instrument can be converted, however, some are just Not desirable

Trading Instruments on the current World Market.

Substantiated "Documentation' is needed for this type of transaction.


The Following Corporate Promissory Notes are very difficult to do at the present, and only a 'Credit Line' could be raised:

Any CPN issued from any Corporation in Indonesian unless backed by a Major World Bank.

Any CPN issued from any Corporation in Thailand unless backed by a Major World Bank.

Any CPN issued from any Corporation in Philippines unless backed by a Major World Bank.

Any CPN issued from any Corporation in Malaysia unless backed by a Major World Bank.

Any CPN issued from Corporation in Russia unless backed by a Major World Bank.

Any CPN held by an Individual in lieu of a company, trust, corporation, endowment, or
nonprofit entity.

The Following CPN's Are NOT Currently Tradable:

CPN's issued from Vietnam

CPN's issued from Cambodia

CPN's issued from Laos

CPN's issued from Burma


Important Notice:
It is widely considered a trading rule that any securities are deemed NOT Tradable if they originate from a non recognized international public trading exchange. This applied to Any type of Security Note (stock, bond, mutual fund, trust, MTN, debentures, etc.).