I preserved the strategy of Fund N°1, keeping annual returns above 70% in one of our strategies, with a similar high margin of safety and solid strategy.Investing "Warren Buffet" style to say it in few words.But I transferred that strategy to a new fund, for clients who like combining that margin of safety, with short investments and betting against the market. Having the chance of making insane returns during any industry crash or temporal market downturns. Or instead reasonable returns when good shorts pay out.Fund N°1 is a diversified approach, however the diversification of Fund N°2 consists of a "market neutral strategy", combining long bets of Fund N°1 with short bets (put contracts, short selling, default swaps in a future, etc.). Of course only if I have the time, analysts, or other sources of information to research and approve short investment ideas of excellent quality, and high earnings potential.

Co-Founder. Built API connected programs and software in Python, automating tasks and alarms, to improve trade entries and increase profitability.Also improved-optimized our website www.kahncapital.eu using AI technology. As I linked our research methods to the Bloomberg Terminal to access the best quality of information, guaranteeing top quality investment decisions.Final results of investing season 2023-2024 were over 76% up (capital gains) plus over 30% in dividends, relative to the initial buying price of the stock and the leverage on our fund. Minus 6.8% APR on it.Base results: 19.43% (dividend return) + 53.72% (stock price increases) = 73.1% annual return.Achieving competitive returns, compared to very exclusive funds' average returns, like the one year results of the legendary Medallion Fund and others.I'm starting Q1 2024, 26% up in a big portion of my fund. One of the undervalued stock picks, end up performing well, fast, in 7 weeks.In just 11 days another position we had, jumped over 12.56%, soaring fast. We sold all the units for the quick premium. We're recovering that good short move right now with more than a 10% discount, increasing our final position for $0.I aim to develop tools for increasing trading efficiency, profitability and results in my field.I see potential in this idea as a second start-up, selling products to other investors and institutions. Happy to acquire profitable trading programs, strategies and algorithms.--I constantly analyze financial statements and do due diligence around the investments I pick, measuring liquidity, as I study the industries I invest on, gaining a "margin of safety".I Identify main factors (changes in rates of goods, price for services, etc.) which can produce soaring stocks, on undervalued companies, in my high-value watch-list.I sell money. Simple.(If not to you. To myself). Good ideas are worth a lot of cash. I did learn that lesson. Most people never learn about it. Sad but true.

-Completing 4 years+ of experience in selling services & delivering ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ customer service.-2 years+ of experience in direct sales, with this two companies.-2 years+ of experience in telemarketing, cold-calling & appointment-closing.-Received corporate training online and personal in-office courses.-Experience prospecting/managing large data bases of leads/referrals.-Trained in recruiting methods and talent recognition for growth of our sales force.-Over $312,000+ in gross sales, closed.$238,000 of gross revenue negotiated and successfully closed face to face, with this company's catalog. I remained active with my sales. I have more personal sales volume with other products, ideas and services.Also:-I successfully worked in over 128+ deals/contracts, prospected, negotiated and closed. Most with new clients, and others were second/third purchases from customers I took care of for a couple of years and did my follow ups with them diligently.In that chain of offices, we have a community of salesmen, passionate about our craft, who meet on a weekly basis to share ideas, read great books, improve our closing techniques, and provide multiple trainings a week for apprentices, and customers, who enjoyed our products and got interested in becoming a sales executive.Executing the first steps for that, which are paying attention on trainings, and learn the first steps about how to professionally sell and prospect.There I found millionaire mentors, and learned from them skills, habits, ambition and a growth attitude which today applies to my own business.We had consistently increased sales every year: 2023: HyCite's franchises got thin close to 1 billion dollars in yearly sales volume, along 16+ different countries. 2021 – $423 million 2020 – $341 million 2019 – $306 million 2018 – $275 million 2017 – $253 million 2016 – $233 million 2015 – $195 million 2014 – $178 million 2013 – $164 million 2012 – $159 million

I published a book better explaining myself and the strategies I later applied to my fund, and I run it as a charity attached to my investment fund (link) mybook.to/Value-Investing-J-Kahn with the mission of developing better financial literacy in future generations.It's a slightly sold publication, with most sales done on the streets and libraries of Manhattan. Still in process of finding a bookcover that sells even more, attaching good marketing strategies to also sell it much more on online channels like Amazon KDP, Barnes and Noble and others.

-Various jobs, 5 and 4 stars hotels and small hotels on South America. Gained valuable experience on the field of providing high quality customer care, to a wealthy, and high tier customer base.-Great opportunity to practice teamwork, and improve communication skills in multiple languages.-High pressure jobs, with long hours, that require to learn, endure and practice dedication to one's job, with a clean and organized approach.I had the chance of working and receiving training from big names in the industry such as Manotel in Switzerland, The McDonald Randolph Hotel, and Malmaison luxury hotels. It was hard because my language skills weren't perfect, but I went through it and accepted the opportunity to work in any job available to gain experience.

I was 19 years old when I left my small town behind, trying to open my first business abroad. Before BREXIT I choose London UK and Oxford, UK, as a place to study, develop English skills, start and try to develop my network and first online business. It failed, but I learn from failures.It was an opportunity to break trough language barriers, gain understanding and business experience.

I worked in my first full-time job during summer when I was 18 years old. And on my early twenties when I started working in hotels. But when I was only 16 years old, in the distant, small, touristic town, I was born and raised into, I had my first self-driven activity, selling products door to door, to local businesses and making a bunch of money (for a kid standards) in few days. Similar experiences that my business role models like Warren Buffet had when selling Coca-Cola door to door in his younger years. Or my father who was also a experienced salesmen, who moved far away, after saving up some money by selling and doing marketing for multiple companies.That summer where I had the chance to work in sales from an early age, was a special one for me, and I discovered a passion for sales and negotiation that took me to develop one of my main skills, connecting dots, which got me my first big deal, and job offer, in New York City. Gaining the opportunity of traveling to the United States for first time when just 19 years old.Since being a child my parents took opportunities to take me with them to their jobs and entrepreneurial projects, to spend more time with me while working on taking our family out of poverty, and usually gave me advice about the situations and relationships, with their few employees and partners, that I witnessed as a kid at their workplace . Trying to teach me how teams and businesses work.My parents, my boss at work in New York, and the rest of my first mentors, always put in extra from them, and taught me the value of generosity and consistent work, teaching how to work with a team, strive to provide high value, deserve trust, and guided me to develop other significant soft skills.They not only supported my higher education journey, no matter the cost, but always tried to push me forward, gifting me valuable/unique information each had, teaching at home, as they always encouraged me to succeed in life and in my personal career.