
Originally Posted by
Pardner
Good morning admin, members and guests...thank you for letting me in. So glad I found this thread. it seems everyone I know, myself included, have invested. I have also made my own research and I hope that you can correct me if I am wrong or you can add to my little knowledge:
1. The Aman Futures Group Phils. Inc. (some refer to it as AGPI) is SEC registered.
2. The local counterpart Aman Futures Trading has Pagadian LGU business permit and BIR permit.
3. The Aman Futures Group Phils. Inc. is based in Cebu and is engaged in futures commodity trading with
Nymex WTI Crude as main commodity being traded.
4. Mr. Amalillo, the corp. president, is very much visible, lots of people know where he and his family resides.
5. Mr. Luna, the Pagadian consolidator, is home-grown with family roots in Pagadian City. Most if not all of most
of his relatives have invested.
I truly believe (having heard both pro and anti Aman) that Mr. Amalillo has very good intentions and pro-poor. I heard that Mr. Amalillo in a conversation also said that it is best to get your capital and just leave the interests to roll (locally we call it tumba tumba).
But with all the good intentions, we also know that we have to abide by Philippine laws. So my only query is if anybody have any knowledge if the Aman Group has license from the Securities and Exchange Commission to operate as" futures commission merchant" duly licensed to act as such in the futures markets and exchanges.
Still..all in all..KUDOS to the Aman Group...i prefer to judge them through the results I actually see and not the theories, the fears, the haka-haka...(I respect others opinion...we all deserve to have one).