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Harbour Equity Partners

When Harbour Equity Partners was first developed, the company dealt in the
finance and energy markets. However, in 2011, Harbour Equity Partners
shifted its focus toward the arbitrage trading of gold, using $50
million in assets. Nevertheless, Harbour Equity Partners still remains
connected to the financial industry through its affiliate, Super Jumbo
Loans. More information about this affiliate is available at
www.superjumboloans.info. First involved in oil trading in the 1990s,
veteran trader Frank Romano initially brought gold arbitrage
opportunities and resources to Harbour Equity Partners in 2009. Harbour
Equity Partners quickly recognized the profit available in the industry. Today, Harbour Equity Partners engages in virtual vertical integration. Starting at mines in Mali, Burkina Faso, the Ivory Coast, and other
places throughout West Africa, Harbour Equity Partners employs Damco to
send gold dust and gold doré to the company’s refineries in the United
States and Dubai. Before the metal reaches these locations, attorneys
and U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials review each transaction to guarantee its legality and compliance with rules and laws of the
United States and other countries. Subsequent to the refining process,
Harbour Equity Partners sells the gold on the London spot market by
comparing prices in America, in the United Kingdom, and on other
exchanges. As an arbitrage-trading firm, Harbour Equity Partners studies the value of gold all over the world to ensure that it gets the best
prices for its pieces. Many of its streams of revenue continue for years after the original deals. Harbour Equity Partners utilizes these new
funds to develop new and larger purchase agreements and expand the
business further. Harbour Equity Partners plans to move 1,000 kilograms
of gold material and earn more than $50 million each month during 2011.