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Global Investment Firm TPP Empowers Investors and Disrupts Traditional Wealth Management Model

London, UK – In a surprising turn of events, traditional wealth managers have been boasting about their impressive 2023 returns thanks to an unexpected year-end market rally. However, some experts are questioning whether this rally should be celebrated or if investors should be more cautious and book profits into their accounts.

The concern arises from the possibility of a market retracement, which could result in significant losses for investors who rely on the outdated “buy and hold” strategy. As global equity markets began to retrace from their highs at the start of 2024, it became clear that this traditional model was not equipped to handle volatile market conditions.

This is where TPP comes in. Unlike traditional wealth managers who simply place their clients’ money in the market and move on, TPP’s professional traders are focused on making more money for their users. They are not salesmen, but rather traders who are dedicated to making profits through the strategies showcased on their platform.

As the markets fell at the start of 2024, many traditional portfolios took a hit, while most of TPP’s clients saw gains. This proves that the old-fashioned model of wealth management is no longer effective in today’s market. Clients of TPP have experienced the benefits of their innovative approach and have shown their support through a record fundraise in 2023, with 90% of the funds coming from current users of the platform.

“It’s simple, that is what TPP does. They have one job, to make you more money. They aren’t salesmen, they’re traders,” says TPP co-founder Edward Davies.

TPP’s success is further evidenced by their top-performing strategies, such as the European Stock Basket and Stock Mixed, which have both seen substantial gains despite one being predominantly long and the other short. This demonstrates TPP’s ability to thrive in volatile market conditions and debunk the belief that investors have no control over falling stocks.

The company’s co-founder Lane Clark explains the strategy behind building a portfolio with TPP: “Building a portfolio with TPP is like building a house. Start with a solid base, add a lower risk long or flat strategy, and finish with an active strategy that will short the market to create a hedge. A diversified portfolio is a winning portfolio.”

TPP, a multi-million-pound valued fintech business, has been disrupting the investment industry since its formation in 2020. With a presence in 15 countries through word of mouth, the company is now preparing for its next chapter: The Scale Up. This includes new software, global regulation, investor shows, and targeted marketing to expand their reach.

Despite their success, TPP remains dedicated to their mission of revolutionizing the investment world through new technology, quality trading strategies, and common sense. With a 98.8% client retention rate, it is only a matter of time until the business goes viral and the investment revolution gains momentum.

“We are attempting to fill the space for investors between the traditional wealth management model and the fintech brigade,” says Lane Clark. “At TPP, our traders are tasked with making a minimum of 1.5x their market benchmark per annum. We’re proud of what we have built, and are excited for the future.”

To learn more about TPP and their innovative approach to investment, visit their website at www.tppglobal.io. They also offer a demo facility and a wealth of free educational content for all registered users.

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Derick is an experienced reporter having held multiple senior roles for large publishers across Europe. Specialist subjects include small business and financial emerging markets.

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