Jim is the
director of JFN Investor Services Pty Ltd (ABN 47 005 097 727) a
company established in Victoria in 1974 and is the holder of an
Australian Financial Services Licence N0. 280035 (as issued by the
Australian Securities and Investments Commission).
Jim has over 30 years experience in
financial services, investments, shares, derivatives, property and
superannuation. A regular commentator on financial matters, public
speaker, he appeared on television and presented a weekly financial
report and today still conducts his radio program “Money & You” on
Radio 3MP. He authored the acclaimed audio tape series (ten
cassettes) “Gateway to Financial
Freedom”.
Jim first obtained a
Securities Dealers Licence in 1982 and during his time as a
Securities dealer (1982 – 1990) he created several financial and
investment products including the development of the first “Master
Trust”, today a multi-billion dollar industry.
In 1990 Jim undertook an extensive research assignment into the
world’s financial markets. He spent considerable time in Europe with
over 6 months in Zurich, Switzerland where he gained his knowledge
of risk analysis. |
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One of his findings was that the most successful investors treat
their investments as a “cash flow business”. Obviously if you can
increase and maximise your cash flow, you can reduce debt, create
wealth and live your chosen lifestyle.
In France, he studied financial trading strategies and learned the
concept of teaching a simple trading strategy without the usual
complicated jargon.
Jim blended both his findings from his research in France and
Switzerland to develop Indextra®, a training and trading program
which, concentrates initially on selecting trades based on risk
analysis followed by profit analysis and regular, low risk and
consistent small profits. These can obviously accumulate into large
sums but at no stage does the investor exceed the risk levels that
he or she has determined. He does not recommend all of investors’
funds be used but only a portion that should be deemed ‘business
capital’ designed to generate cash flow. The balance ‘investment
capital’ should remain in the traditional investment areas.
Jim operates from offices in Collins
St. Melbourne which he owns, ‘another good investment’ he observes.
Jim lives on a rural property in Gisborne where he has lived for 30
years with his family who were all born in the area. |