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Concerned About Investment Risks?

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Concerned About Investment Risks?

Ditch the unpredictability of traditional investing. The “Forget the Market” strategy equips you with the tools to invest wisely, concentrating on qualified medical receivables payable by insurance companies and protected by a lien—no more wild Wall Street ups and downs. Reduce Risk, Amplify Returns! Experience peace of mind while enhancing your financial future!

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Tired of rollercoaster market swings and unpredictable returns?

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Tired of rollercoaster market swings and unpredictable returns?

Welcome to FTM II—your ultimate haven for reliable, consistent returns through a strategic focus on medical receivables. This low-risk asset not only boasts a remarkable historic track record, but also remains completely immune to market turbulence. Make the smart choice today. Embrace the assurance of consistent stability and elevate your investing performance to new heights!

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Ready to Supercharge Your Investment Portfolio?

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Ready to Supercharge Your Investment Portfolio?

FTM II takes your portfolio to the next level with medical receivables—an asset class that delivers stability, competitive returns, and a shield against market volatility. Elevate your investment portfolio, boost diversification, and invest boldly for a prosperous financial future!

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Need Deep Pockets to Invest? Think Again!

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Need Deep Pockets to Invest? Think Again!

You don't need to be rich to start investing. With FTM II, you can begin your journey with a small investment, reaping the benefits of a low-risk, stable environment designed for everyone. Break the barriers of traditional investing and take control of your financial future today—no deep pockets required!

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FORGET THE MARKET II: YOUR TRUSTED PARTNER IN ALTERNATIVE INVESTING.

FTM II presents an exceptional investment opportunity with its innovative “Forget the Market” strategy, designed for those seeking low-risk, high-return options. This platform gives you access to premium investments in personal injury medical receivables, making it suitable for both beginners and seasoned investors alike. With a strong focus on preserving your capital and delivering steady returns, FTM II is dedicated to helping you grow your wealth confidently.

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Lucrative and Growing Healthcare Markets

In 2023, the U.S. healthcare market was valued at $4.9 trillion, representing 17.6% of GDP, with significant contributions from various segments including hospitals and pharmaceuticals. The Personal Injury sector, valued at approximately $59.9 billion and recording 39.6 million cases annually, is projected to grow at a rate of 6.4% per year, driven by factors such as aging population, advancements in medical technology and increasing chronic diseases highlighting emerging opportunities in both healthcare and legal services.

Premium Personal Injury Receivables

Medical providers—ranging from doctors and hospitals to clinics—often have valuable receivables for assessment. Our experienced brokers and subsidiary meticulously evaluate these receivables using a stringent set of criteria, ensuring only the most promising cases are accepted—typically, only 1 in 5 makes the cut. Each receivable is safeguarded by a legally binding lien, providing additional security and peace of mind for our clients. Our rigorous evaluation process ensures the receivables are reliable financial assets.

Portfolio Management

Incorporating medical receivables into your investment portfolio not only enhances diversification but also provides a stable source of competitive returns with a proven low-risk profile. These assets generate consistent cash flow while mitigating volatility, making them an essential component for investors seeking stability and growth in today’s market. Seize the opportunity to strengthen your portfolio with an investment that stands resilient against economic fluctuations.

Stable and Secure Environment

Investing in medical receivables is a powerful opportunity, allowing $1 to acquire $3 in diversified assets across various treatment types and insurers. This strategy enhances liquidity and reduces risk through a balanced mix of categories such as MRI, pain management, pharmaceuticals and physiotherapy. Notably, these assets are largely uncorrelated with traditional markets, making them an attractive addition to any portfolio for sustained financial growth and stability.

1. Investor

 Capital is raised by selling preference shares. The funds (working capital) generated from these sales are then loaned to Olgeta, LLC (subsidiary). Olgeta uses this working capital to buy medical receivables, which are financial claims from patients that are secured by a lien between the patient and their attorney. This means that if the patient receives compensation from a lawsuit or settlement, the attorney pays the medical receivables directly from the award.

2. Process

Loans to Olgeta are granted only after a thorough review and evaluation of crucial medical case information against established criteria. We hold purchased receivables as collateral until they are fully collected. Olgeta exclusively acquires medical receivables that have been carefully assessed to ensure they meet specific standards. Once these receivables are obtained, Olgeta takes charge of managing and collecting the payments. This structured process ensures that every step, from evaluation to collection, is handled with professionalism and diligence.

3. Revenue

FTM II is a registered investment fund that holds an 80% ownership stake in Olgeta, LLC (subsidiary). Olgeta is responsible for all operational activities related to generating returns from medical receivables. Additionally, Olgeta pays interest on funds it has borrowed from FTM II. As the primary owner, FTM II benefits from Olgeta’s profits.  This generates a dual revenue generating streams for the fund.

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