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FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.01.15 17:53:00 -
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Results for Week 5th January 2008 - 11th January 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 33.179 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 18.071 Billion POS : 2.887 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 1.619 billion Freighters : 1.84 billion Mobile Containers : 970 million
Stock Minerals : 18.899 Billion Modules/Ships : 46.402 Billion BPCS : 1.0 Billion
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 950 million Long-term/Speculative : 21.089 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 33.36 Billion Escrow : 5.062 Billion Receivable : 32.451 Billion
Shares/Bonds Revelations Direct : 6 billion
Gross Assets : 190.6 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (46.735 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (106.372 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (153.107 Billion)
Net Assets : 37.493 billion
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Total Profit for week : 4.314 billion
Salary : 2.157 billion Distributed Dividend : 1078.5 million (3.25%) Reinvested in Corporation : 1078.5 million (3.25%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 6.5%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 12th January 2008 : 34.257 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 12th January 2008 : 2.2838 million Buyback price per share : 3.4257 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 153.107 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 5th January 2008 : 2.529 billion
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Report
Apologies for the late posting of the report. Accounts were done (and Dividend distributed) on Friday. One thing and another kept me too busy to post then - and I then totally forgot I hadn't posted the accounts/report.
Nothing much to report from last week anyway. As planned, BS production in Fountain is now underway - hence the mineral stockpile finally starting to drop.
ISK in cash is higher than I'd like - but since the last report a chunk of that (12 billion or so) has gone into new buy-orders. Another chunk will be going into more POS hardware within the next week or so - once it's been established which moons in Fountain Fury Holdings will have the rights to moon-mine.
I keep getting asked when HIAs will be reopened: with the current rate of deposits into new Current Accounts it's unlikely more HIAs will be made available in the near future.
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FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.01.17 21:49:00 -
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Edited by: FastLearner on 17/01/2008 21:50:54 Results for Week 12th January 2008 - 18th January 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 34.257 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 18.071 Billion POS : 2.887 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 1.619 billion Freighters : 1.84 billion Mobile Containers : 970 million
Stock Minerals : 17.966 Billion Modules/Ships : 51.596 Billion BPCS : 900 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 900 million Long-term/Speculative : 24.639 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 28.64 Billion Escrow : 7.924 Billion Receivable : 30.265 Billion
Shares/Bonds Revelations Direct : 6 billion
Gross Assets : 194.217 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (45.04 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (110.624 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (155.664 Billion)
Net Assets : 38.553 billion
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Total Profit for week : 4.296 billion
Salary : 2.148 billion Distributed Dividend : 1074 million (3.13%) Reinvested in Corporation : 1074 million (3.13%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 6.27%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 19th January 2008 : 35.331 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 19th January 2008 : 2.3554 million Buyback price per share : 3.5331 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 155.684 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 5th January 2008 : 2.581 billion
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Report
After last week's report being substantially late, this one's a day or so early. Tomorrow and over the weekend I have a pile of logistics to do - so I decided to get the report out of the way.
When I initially completed the accounts it looked like a terrible week - then I found 2 billion worth of stock I'd missed (ships on a trade alt that I'd somehow overlooked) and the profits have ended up almost exactly the same as last week. So close, in fact, that I was tempted to fiddle them so it didn't look I'd fiddled them :)
Those paying attention will notice that although the profits this week are very close to those of last week, the percentage profit figure has dropped noticeably (from 3.25% to 3.13%). This is a trend that investors will need to get used to over the next weeks. The NAV of Fury Holdings (against which profits are measured as a percentage) is growing at a faster rate than total utilised capital is. All the time that remains the case profits will remain relatively static, whilst percentage profit falls. That trend will only change when I next do some major expansion.
My focus next week will be deploying POSes for Fury Holdings' moon-mining operations in Fountain. Initially just bare mining POS will be deployed - then the reaction chains will be added. No extra profit is likely to be seen from this expansion for about a month to 6 weeks: in fact it may, in the short-term, slightly impact profits due to some costs involved accruing whilst no value of moon materials is added to stock.
A second issue is how I will handle (for accounting purposes) taxation due to my alliance for those moons won in our internal bidding process. These taxes will amount to multiple billions per month - and could skew results significantly if just added in the week in which they were paid. What I intend to do is record taxes on a pro-rata basis per week - then when I sell moon minerals offset the sales against accrued taxes before applying the balance to cash in hand. That will smooth the results out - in a totally justifiable and logical way (as the taxes accrue, the moons churn out minerals/reaction product - hopefully of a value well above the tax level). This is a similar process to the one I already apply to POS fuels.
Little action, thankfully, on the Fury Bank side this week. 5 billion worth of withdrawals from current accounts yesterday meant the balance on deposit for the week barely changed.
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FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.01.24 21:33:00 -
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Edited by: FastLearner on 24/01/2008 21:35:35 Results for Week 19th January 2008 - 25th January 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 35.331 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 18.071 Billion POS : 3.522 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 2.219 billion Freighters : 1.84 billion Jump Freighter : 6 billion Mobile Containers : 970 million
Stock Minerals : 18.327 Billion Modules/Ships : 62.131 Billion BPCS : 800 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 850 million Long-term/Speculative : 26.019 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 19.238 Billion Escrow : 6.72 Billion Receivable : 32.268 Billion
Shares/Bonds Revelations Direct : 6 billion
Gross Assets : 204.975 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (51.995 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (112.784 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (164.779 Billion)
Net Assets : 40.196 billion
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Total Profit for week : 4.865 billion
Salary : 2.4325 billion Distributed Dividend : 1216.25 million (3.44%) Reinvested in Corporation : 1216.25 million (3.44%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 6.88%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 26th January 2008 : 36.547 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 26th January 2008 : 2.4365 million Buyback price per share : 3.6547 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 164.779 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 26th January 2008 : 2.717 billion
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Report
A pretty steady week - with a LOT of my time having to be spent running logistics. You'll notice the addition of a jump freighter (an Anshar) to the corporation's fixed assets. I can't actually fly it yet - but someone else is borrowing it and, in return, moving stock in from high-sec as and when needed. This will reduce the time I have to spend on jumping stuff around in the near future.
There is a substantial increase in the amount of T2/ships held in stock this week. In part this is due to some new product lines being stocked - but mainly it's down to a largish set of purchases I did a few hours ago. After a week or so of no war-decs, we're now war-decced again (by some high-sec pirate group I think) so I decided to slightly over-stock today to avoid the need to mess around dropping roles etc for high-sec freightering next week (war-dec goes live tomorrow).
Not too much activity on the Fury Bank side this week - the usual few deposits/withdrawals giving an increase in total capitalisation of around 10 billion. Which worked out very nicely with the JF purchase and the stock-level increase.
Profits were pretty encouraging. Not only did I spend a lot of time jumping stuff around in the mothership, I also used up well over a million units of isotopes (some for the mothership, the rest for the JF). That's half a billion or so of expenditure which generated no direct profit.
Next weekend will be the monthly POS-fuel purchase time - which will see about 1.2 billion spent on POS fuels. This won't, however, impact profits as I have 2-2.5 billion worth of moon products I'll be selling (which aren't currently listed in the assets). I try to sell off moon products when I do fuel purchases - to smooth the profits rather than having big spikes and big dips.
Stock levels at my three current sales locations are the best they've been since before the Fountain move. The resultant lack of logistics needed next week will allow me to focus effort into identifying new products - and also into a new area of business (more about that as and when it's ready to start).
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Hexxx
Minmatar
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Posted - 2008.01.24 21:40:00 -
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Congratulations on your successes, sounds like things are running smoothly.
Consulting, IPO Template, and Stock/Bond definitions.
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FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.01.24 21:45:00 -
[95]
Originally by: Hexxx Congratulations on your successes, sounds like things are running smoothly.
They're back to running fairly smoothly now, after the move to Fountain. Logistics of importing from high-sec had been pretty painful - I had a freighter full of stock sat at high-sec waiting to jump into low-sec all last weekend (with some items going out of stock at my sales location in the meantime). I then spent about 8-10 hours of non-stop jumping the goods in by mothership (3 jumps each way). I finally got a decent priced JF and so didn't have torepeat the process for the 2nd load of stock/fuel. Having moved the stock into Fountain it then had to be distributed between the different sales locations - more jumping stuff around. And new POS had to be deployed - even more jumping.
Now that's all out of the way (well, some more POS still to go up) I can finally start focussing on expansion again.
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FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.01.31 21:14:00 -
[96]
Results for Week 26th January 2008 - 1st February 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 36.547 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 18.071 Billion POS : 3.522 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 2.219 billion Freighters : 1.9 billion Jump Freighter : 6 billion Mobile Containers : 970 million
Stock Minerals : 19.155 Billion Modules/Ships : 63.093 Billion BPCS : 750 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 800 million Long-term/Speculative : 25.11 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 31.509 Billion Escrow : 9.152 Billion Receivable : 38.646 Billion
Shares/Bonds Revelations Direct : 6 billion
Gross Assets : 226.897 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (68.669 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (116.54 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (185.209 Billion)
Net Assets : 41.688 billion
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Total Profit for week : 5.141 billion
Salary : 2.5705 billion Distributed Dividend : 1285.25 million (3.52%) Reinvested in Corporation : 1285.25 million (3.52%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 7.03%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 2nd February 2008 : 37.832 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 2nd February 2008 : 2.522 million Buyback price per share : 3.7832 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 185.209 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 2nd February 2008 : 3.016 billion
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Report
Yet another steady week - with the total profit for investors passing the 300% mark (425% if they take advantage of my generous buy-back offer).
February's POS fuel wasn't purchased as initially planned - with our only current war-dec expiring tomorrow it was easier just to wait till then to do it. As I never drop below about 6 week's supply of POS fuel for all POSes (including ones not even deployed yet) there was hardly any urgency.
Cash on hand is slightly higher than usual - due to a few largish despoits made this week. It's not excessively high though - and a fair chunk of it is backing up margin-traded buy orders.
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FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.02.08 01:41:00 -
[97]
Results for Week 2nd February 2008 - 8th February 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 37.832 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 18.071 Billion POS : 3.522 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 2.219 billion Freighters : 1.9 billion Jump Freighter : 6 billion Mobile Containers : 970 million
Stock Minerals : 18.419 Billion Modules/Ships : 65.384 Billion BPCS : 700 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 1150 million Long-term/Speculative : 25.528 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 41.467 Billion Escrow : 9.31 Billion Receivable : 36.692 Billion
Shares/Bonds Revelations Direct : 6 billion
Gross Assets : 237.332 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (70.929 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (121.619 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (192.548 Billion)
Net Assets : 44.784 billion
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Total Profit for week : 6.952 billion
Salary : 3.476 billion Distributed Dividend : 1.738 billion (4.59%) Reinvested in Corporation : 1.738 billion (4.59%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 9.19%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 9th February 2008 : 39.57 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 9th February 2008 : 2.638 million Buyback price per share : 3.957 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 192.548 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 9th February 2008 : 3.137 billion
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Report
A record-breaking (or more like smashing) week. The much higher than usual profits can be attributed to two things:
1. I sold some moon products off, 2. Mineral prices rose - increasing the value of my mineral stock-pile.
Cash in hand is worryingly high - but I anticipate it being back down to more normal levels week. And it's not quite as excessive as it looks: 12-15 billion of it is underwriting buy orders and a further 5.3 billion was used to pay my salary and the dividend. Which actually leaves pretty much the 20-25 billion uncommited ISK on hand that I like to aim for (to cover current account withdrawals or unexpected expenses).
Not a lot else to report so I'll briefly update on how I calculate my mineral prices when evaluating my mineral stockpile - for those who'd like a bit more info on how I run things. Mineral prices have always (for Fury Holdings) been linked directly to current Jita sell prices - irrespective of where they're sourced or at what price. So if minerals are bought cheap then the "profit" from the purchase element is added immediately - as it's the act of purchasing cheaply which generated that portion of profit in whatever the minerals eventually build.
When I first started Fury Holdings I based mineral prices on 95% of Jita sell prices. But that approach, if stuck to when I initially started manufacturing, was going to lead to very choppy figures - as most minerals were being bought in Jita and hence I'd be reporting a 5% loss on their cost every time I did a mineral restock. So I moved across to reporting their value at 100% of Jita sell price. Each of those approaches is perfectly valid - one is based on what I could realistically sell for quickly, the other on the cost of replacing the minerals when they're used.
Now that most of Fury Holdings operations are in Fountain, there's a cost associated with selling off minerals in Jita - as we're effectively a seperate market (especially for low-ends). The link to Jita prices has been maintained - but over the last few weeks I've been writing the value down by 1% per week, so it's now at 96% of Jita (and will go to - and stay at - 95% next week). This more accurately reflects both the cost of replacement AND the price of purchase of most minerals. Low-ends are still messy to replace or sell: so once I've used up my Syndicate reserves and prices have stabilised more in Fountain the prices for low-ends will be adjusted.
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FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.02.15 07:09:00 -
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Results for Week 9th February 2008 - 15th February 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 39.57 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 18.071 Billion POS : 3.045 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 1.656 billion Freighters : 1.9 billion Jump Freighter : 6 billion Mobile Containers : 970 million
Stock Minerals : 22.112 Billion Modules/Ships : 74.643 Billion BPCS : 500 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 1050 million Long-term/Speculative : 25.377 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 50.007 Billion Escrow : 5.729 Billion Receivable : 32.944 Billion
Shares/Bonds Revelations Direct : 2 billion
Gross Assets : 246.004 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (73.679 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (124.626 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (198.305 Billion)
Net Assets : 47.699 billion
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Total Profit for week : 8.129 billion
Salary : 4.0645 billion Distributed Dividend : 2.03225 billion (5.14%) Reinvested in Corporation : 2.03225 billion (5.14%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 10.27%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 16th February 2008 : 41.602 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 16th February 2008 : 2.773 million Buyback price per share : 4.16 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 198.305 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 16th February 2008 : 3.229 billion
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Report
Record profits yet again this week - for a very specific reason. Yesterday RDIR made an interim payment: Fury Holdings' share of which was 6 billion ISK (the original amount invested). I have treated that 6 billion as being 4 billion returned capital and 2 billion profit (valuing our remaining RDIR investment at 2 billion for book-keeping purposes). That obviously made profits 2 billion higher than would otherwise have been the case.
Mineral prices continued to rise - driven, I would guess, by the protracted and heavy losses occurring in Delve (and the lack of mining/ratting by all the participants). I don't see these higher mineral prices as being long-term sustainable, so at some stage a commensurate reduction in mineral stockpile value is going to occur.
Overall mineral stocks on hand rose - but are expected to drop fairly noticably next week. It should be noted that mineral stocks aren't just sitting there - they get used up and replenished all the time.
Last week I described how mineral stockpiles are valued (the mentioned final 1% valuation reduction was applied this week, so minerals are now valued at 95% of Jita sales price). This week I'll briefly describe a small area of the weekly reports which has previously never been discussed in any detail: BPCs.
Shortly before the Trinity release I spent 1.9 billion to buy up a job-lot of max-run BS BPCs. It was approximately 120-130 10-run ME 50 BPCs from what I recall. After the Trinity release some have been sold off on the market (typically at 2-2.5 times what the per/unit cost was) while others have been used for production. It proved to be a worthwhile investment - generating good profit on the ones sold and saving me having to buy expensive BPCs to keep 0.0 BS production running (where I don't have BPOs).
Profits are expected to fall back down to a more normal level next week after the last two weeks' exceptional results.
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FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.02.22 15:24:00 -
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Results for Week 16th February 2008 - 22nd February 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 41.602 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 18.071 Billion POS : 3.045 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 1.791 billion Freighters : 1.9 billion Jump Freighter : 6 billion Mobile Containers : 970 million
Stock Minerals : 20.474 Billion Modules/Ships : 81.822 Billion BPCS : 500 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 950 million Long-term/Speculative : 25.551 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 43.332 Billion Escrow : 12.379 Billion Receivable : 30.13 Billion
Shares/Bonds Revelations Direct : 2 billion
Gross Assets : 248.903 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (73.679 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (128.299 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (201.978 Billion)
Net Assets : 46.925 billion
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Total Profit for week : 5.323 billion
Salary : 2.6615 billion Distributed Dividend : 1.33075 billion (3.2%) Reinvested in Corporation : 1.33075 billion (3.2%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 6.4%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 23rd February 2008 : 42.933 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 23rd February 2008 : 2.8622 million Buyback price per share : 4.2933 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 201.978 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 16th February 2008 : 3.294 billion
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Report
Back to more normal profit levels after the last two weeks' exceptionally good results. A fall in general mineral prices helped in this - knocking about 600m off mineral stockpile value (compared to valueing it at last week's prices).
Fury Bank deposits finally surpassed 200 billion at the end of a week (they'd briefly gone over 200 billion last week before a withdrawal knocked the total back below). This week there were about 8 deposits into current accounts and 3 withdrawals - yet somehow the balance on deposit in CAs was exactly the same as it started at the week at. Had to double-check that one myself - as I thought I'd copied last week's deposit value by mistake.
This week I've changed the weekly/monthly profit % values in the summary post at the start. The old system was producing increasingly large and irrelevant numbers (it measured profit as a percentage of originally invested capita). The new values represent the weekly/monthly growth rate which would generate the total return Investors have received if compounded every period. As the dividended portion of profit isn't reinvested, this actually generates growth values which are significantly lower than the actual ones - but at least they're more meaningful that the old system. (Note that, as of typing this post I haven't actually put the new values up - but they'll be up within 5 minutes).
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FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.03.07 21:41:00 -
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Results for Week 23rd February 2008 - 29th February 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 42.933 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 18.071 Billion POS : 4.617 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 2.819 billion Freighters : 1.9 billion Jump Freighter : 6 billion Mobile Containers : 970 million
Stock Minerals : 19.308 Billion Modules/Ships : 87.174 Billion BPCS : 450 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 900 million Long-term/Speculative : 25.694 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 45.376 Billion Escrow : 8.848 Billion Receivable : 28.365 Billion
Shares/Bonds Revelations Direct : 2 billion
Gross Assets : 252.492 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (74.729 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (128.701 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (203.43 Billion)
Net Assets : 49.062 billion
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Total Profit for week : 6.129 billion
Salary : 3.0645 billion Distributed Dividend : 1.53225 billion (3.57%) Reinvested in Corporation : 1.53225 billion (3.57%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 7.14%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 1st March 2008 : 44.465 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 1st March 2008 : 2.9643 million Buyback price per share : 4.4465 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 203.43 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 1st March 2008 : 3.315 billion
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Report
A big OOPS here. Could have swore I posted this report on Sunday or Monday - but apparently not. Dividend was paid on time last Friday - just I didn't have time then to format the accounts and type up a report. I'm guessing I did the trickI've done before of hitting thecancel button instead of post reply - and didn't notice that the report didn't actually get posted.
Anyway, will be producing this week's accounts now (takes a few hours to do all the stock-taking) then will make sure I post it promptly.
I anticipate very low profits this week for two reasons:
1. I've been very busy in RL. 2. A lot of BRUCE have been busy kicking Reckoning out of Cloud Ring - and hence not in Fountain to buy things from me on the market.
Expect this week's dividend to be paid in a few hours (2-4), and the report to be posted later tonight or tomorrow.
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FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.03.11 20:40:00 -
[101]
Results for Week 1st March 2008 - 7th March 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 44.465 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 18.071 Billion POS : 4.617 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 2.819 billion Freighters : 1.9 billion Jump Freighter : 6 billion Mobile Containers : 970 million
Stock Minerals : 18.903 Billion Modules/Ships : 97.103 Billion BPCS : 450 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 850 million Long-term/Speculative : 25.724 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 45.432 Billion Escrow : 7.461 Billion Receivable : 25.93 Billion
Shares/Bonds Revelations Direct : 2 billion
Gross Assets : 258.23 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (78.379 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (131.27 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (209.649 Billion)
Net Assets : 48.581 billion
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Total Profit for week : 4.116 billion
Salary : 2.058 billion Distributed Dividend : 1.029 billion (2.31%) Reinvested in Corporation : 1.029 billion (2.31%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 4.62%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 8th March 2008 : 45.494 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 1st March 2008 : 3.033 million Buyback price per share : 4.4465 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 209.649 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 1st March 2008 : 3.411 billion
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Report
As expected profits were significantly down last week: the reasons for this were explained in the previous week's report. Profits were still high enough to take total profit for original investors through the 400% mark (half in dividends, half in growth of their share value). Sales so far this week seem to be recovering, so profits should be back up a bit this week. I'll be revaluing all fixed assets this week - but I don't anticipate that having much impact on the final figures (some categories will rise, others will fall).
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FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.03.19 15:04:00 -
[102]
Results for Week 8th March 2008 - 14th March 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 45.494 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 19.571 Billion POS : 4.077 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 2.535 billion Freighters : 1.8 billion Jump Freighter : 5.8 billion Mobile Containers : 1.239 billion
Stock Minerals : 18.111 Billion Modules/Ships : 104.207 Billion BPCS : 400 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 800 million Long-term/Speculative : 25.713 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 42.482 Billion Escrow : 7.233 Billion Receivable : 25.482 Billion
Shares/Bonds Revelations Direct : 2 billion
Gross Assets : 261.45 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (80.179 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (130.732 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (210.911 Billion)
Net Assets : 50.539 billion
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Total Profit for week : 5.045 billion
Salary : 2.5225 billion Distributed Dividend : 1.26125 billion (2.77%) Reinvested in Corporation : 1.26125 billion (2.77%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 5.54%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 15th March 2008 : 46.755 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 15th March 2008 : 3.117 million Buyback price per share : 4.6755 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 210.911 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 15th March 2008 : 3.427 billion
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REPORT
As anticipated, profits recovered pretty well from last week's low. The recovery was probably better than thefigures suggest - as it was only a 6 day trading week (the game being down for 1 day while CCP installed a patch which seems to have introduced more problems than it solved).
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FastLearner
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Posted - 2008.03.30 11:26:00 -
[103]
Results for Week 15th March 2008 - 21st March 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 46.755 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 19.571 Billion POS : 4.077 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 2.535 billion Freighters : 1.8 billion Jump Freighter : 5.8 billion Mobile Containers : 1.239 billion
Stock Minerals : 20.767 Billion Modules/Ships : 103.633 Billion BPCS : 400 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 750 million Long-term/Speculative : 25.701 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 47.866 Billion Escrow : 8.14 Billion Receivable : 20.721 Billion
Shares/Bonds Revelations Direct : 2 billion
Gross Assets : 265 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (84.119 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (128.541 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (212.66 Billion)
Net Assets : 52.34 billion
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Total Profit for week : 5.585 billion
Salary : 2.7925 billion Distributed Dividend : 1.39625 billion (2.99%) Reinvested in Corporation : 1.39625 billion (2.99%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 5.98%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 22nd March 2008 : 48.151 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 22nd March 2008 : 3.21 million Buyback price per share : 4.8151 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 212.66 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 15th March 2008 : 3.444 billion
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REPORT
Somehow I managed to fail to post the report last week - and as noone ever posts in this thread I never noticed. I *think* what happens is I click on "reset fields" instead of "post reply" - as I'm used to the post button being on the right in a different forum I use.
This week's report will be posted now - so no point me trying to remember what I wrote in this report the first time I (failed to) posted it.
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FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.03.30 11:39:00 -
[104]
Results for Week 22nd March 2008 - 28th March 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 48.151 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 19.571 Billion POS : 4.077 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 2.237 billion Freighters : 1.8 billion Jump Freighter : 5.8 billion Mobile Containers : 1.239 billion
Stock Minerals : 21.937 Billion Modules/Ships : 104.822 Billion BPCS : 300 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 1.1 billion Long-term/Speculative : 25.941 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 53.47 Billion Escrow : 5.927 Billion Receivable : 27.929 Billion
Shares/Bonds Revelations Direct : 2 billion
Gross Assets : 278.15 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (93.006 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (131.261 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (224.67 Billion)
Net Assets : 53.883 billion
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Total Profit for week : 5.732 billion
Salary : 2.866 billion Distributed Dividend : 1.433 billion (2.98%) Reinvested in Corporation : 1.433 billion (2.98%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 5.96%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 29th March 2008 : 49.584 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 29th March 2008 : 3.3056 million Buyback price per share : 4.9584 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 224.267 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 29th March 2008 : 3.616 billion
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REPORT
Note that this week's dividend hasn't yet been paid. I only finished finalising the accounts right at downtime. Dividend will be paid about half an hour after downtime ends (there's something else I have to do immediately after downtime finishes).
Last 2 weeks have been steady trading - with no nasty surprises and no major expansion. For the last few weeks (and for the next few) I've been too busy with RL work to put the time into any major new areas of business.
Mineral prices, with the exception of Zydrine/Megacyte, seem to have crashed a bit at the end of this week (knocking the best part of a billion off this week's profits) - but fluctuations in mineral prices have no huge impact on business.
It looks like there'll be no loans which were secured against FRPB defaulted on for Fury Bank. Of the two loans which had FRPB as security one has been totally repaid and the other mostly repaid. Our 100% no-defaulted loans run continues.
Fury Bank will be issuing another 100k shares to allow deposits into current accounts to go above the 100 billion which the current issued shares would support. Whilst cash in hand is higher than I'd like, there ARE a few areas of expansion to soak up most of that ISK which will be implemented once I get a bit more time available.
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FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.04.12 23:38:00 -
[105]
Results for Week 29th April 2008 - 4th April 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 49.584 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 19.571 Billion POS : 4.077 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 2.237 billion Freighters : 1.8 billion Jump Freighter : 5.8 billion Mobile Containers : 1.239 billion
Stock Minerals : 22.947 Billion Modules/Ships : 110.781 Billion BPCS : 300 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 1.0 billion Long-term/Speculative : 26.135 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 57.617 Billion Escrow : 10.197 Billion Receivable : 24.981 Billion
Shares/Bonds Revelations Direct : 2 billion
Gross Assets : 290.682 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (109.138 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (126.792 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (235.93 Billion)
Net Assets : 54.752 billion
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Total Profit for week : 5.168 billion
Salary : 2.584 billion Distributed Dividend : 1.292 billion (2.61%) Reinvested in Corporation : 1.292 billion (2.61%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 5.22%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 5th April 2008 : 50.876 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 5th April 2008 : 3.3917 million Buyback price per share : 5.0876 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 235.93 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 5th April 2008 : 3.763 billion
REPORT ----------
For interruptedat work in middle of posting this report - and totally forgot to finish it. Had amended the overall results summaries (at top of thread) but forgot to post the detailed report. Going to post this week's report immediately - so will comment more there on results. |

FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.04.12 23:50:00 -
[106]
Results for Week 5th April 2008 - 11th April 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 50.876 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 19.571 Billion POS : 4.077 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 2.237 billion Freighters : 1.8 billion Jump Freighter : 5.8 billion Mobile Containers : 1.239 billion
Stock Minerals : 19.974 Billion Modules/Ships : 119.553 Billion BPCS : 300 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 0.94 billion Long-term/Speculative : 26.16 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 63.882 Billion Escrow : 7.925 Billion Receivable : 24.207 Billion
Shares/Bonds Revelations Direct : 2 billion
Gross Assets : 299.665 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (113.068 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (129.028 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (242.096 Billion)
Net Assets : 57.569 billion
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Total Profit for week : 6.693 billion
Salary : 3.3465 billion Distributed Dividend : 1.67325 billion (3.29%) Reinvested in Corporation : 1.67325 billion (3.29%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 6.58%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 12th April 2008 : 52.549 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 12th April 2008 : 3.503 million Buyback price per share : 5.255 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 242.096 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 12th April 2008 : 3.858 billion
REPORT ----------
Last week's results were fairly poor, this week's are pretty good. The difference is largely down to the amount of time I had available. As mentioned a few weeks ago, I've been a bit busy with RL work - so last week's profits were basically what could be generated with minimal time input from me. This week I've had more spare time for Eve, allowing me to catch up on outstanding logistics and also trade more actively - which I think is reflected in the relative profit levels for the two weeks.
Next week my available time is likely to be lower than this week, but higher than the previous week - so on that basis I'd expect profits somewhere around 6 billion. But as I've yet to get a prediction of profits anywhere near right I wouldn't take that too seriously.
Sales of BS were up a lot this week - which probably pushed profits up a bit. Ravens, especially, seem to be selling as fast as I can produce them. I should be investing in a few new BS BPOs this week - which will be reflected in the BPOssection of report next week. Of course they won't actually generate any income until they've been researched. |

FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.05.04 19:25:00 -
[107]
Results for Week 12th April 2008 - 18th April 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 52.549 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 20.516 Billion POS : 4.077 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 2.237 billion Freighters : 1.8 billion Jump Freighter : 5.8 billion Mobile Containers : 1.239 billion
Stock Minerals : 15.511 Billion Modules/Ships : 122.397 Billion BPCS : 300 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 0.88 billion Long-term/Speculative : 26.138 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 69.529 Billion Escrow : 6.141 Billion Receivable : 35.002 Billion
Gross Assets : 311.567 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (123.967 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (129.923 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (253.89 Billion)
Net Assets : 57.677 billion
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Total Profit for week : 5.128 billion
Salary : 2.564 billion Distributed Dividend : 1.282 billion (2.44%) Reinvested in Corporation : 1.282 billion (2.44%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 4.88%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 19th April 2008 : 53.831 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 19th April 2008 : 3.5887 million Buyback price per share : 5.3831 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 253.89 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 19th April 2008 : 4.026 billion
REPORT ----------
Catching up on reports - last week's about to be immediately posted. Then I'll do this weeks accounts, post this week's reports and then make a longer than usual report addressing the current situation with Bruce.
Accounts were produced on time - and dividends paid on the correct weekends. I just never got around to writing up the actual reports. |

FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.05.04 19:34:00 -
[108]
Results for Week 19th April 2008 - 25th April 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 53.831 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 20.516 Billion POS : 4.077 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 2.237 billion Freighters : 1.8 billion Jump Freighter : 5.8 billion Mobile Containers : 1.239 billion
Stock Minerals : 16.805 Billion Modules/Ships : 127.587 Billion BPCS : 500 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 0.83 billion Long-term/Speculative : 24.928 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 68.709 Billion Escrow : 6.089 Billion Receivable : 34.743 Billion
Gross Assets : 315.86 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (126.015 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (130.054 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (256.069 Billion)
Net Assets : 59.791 billion
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Total Profit for week : 5.96 billion
Salary : 2.98 billion Distributed Dividend : 1.49 billion (2.77%) Reinvested in Corporation : 1.282 billion (2.77%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 5.54%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 26th April 2008 : 55.321 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 26th April 2008 : 3.688 million Buyback price per share : 5.5321 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 256.069 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 26th April 2008 : 4.057 billion
REPORT ----------
Gonnaget on with this week's accounts now. No idea what profits will be - but it's a fair bet they'll be the lowest they've been in a long time. Once accounts are done and dividends paid I'll post them here then make a post addressing the current situation with Bruce - and how it's likely to impact on Fury Holdings. |

FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.05.05 00:48:00 -
[109]
Results for Week 26th April 2008 - 2nd May 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 55.321 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 20.516 Billion POS : 4.077 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 2.237 billion Freighters : 1.8 billion Jump Freighter : 5.8 billion Mobile Containers : 1.239 billion
Stock Minerals : 15.859 Billion Modules/Ships : 119.737 Billion BPCS : 500 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 1.21 billion Long-term/Speculative : 24.921 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 55.881 Billion Escrow : 3.296 Billion Receivable : 31.974 Billion
SHARES 10000 BSAC MinMa : 10.0 Billion
Gross Assets : 299.047 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (116.645 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (122.852 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (239.497 Billion)
Net Assets : 59.55 billion
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Total Profit for week : 4.229 billion
Salary : 2.1145 billion Distributed Dividend : 1.05725 billion (1.91%) Reinvested in Corporation : 1.05725 billion (1.91%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 3.82%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 3rd May 2008 : 56.378 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 3rd May 2008 : 3.7585 million Buyback price per share : 5.6378 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 239.497 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 3rd May 2008 : 3.799 billion
Report to follow in seperate post, as it will likely be too long to fit in the remaining characters left for this post.
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Auri Hella
Downwind Trading Guild
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Posted - 2008.05.20 08:56:00 -
[110]
Haven't heard anything for two weeks now, which is highly unusual for you.
What's happening? 
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EBANK Ricdic
Eve-Tech Savings n Loans
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Posted - 2008.05.20 10:16:00 -
[111]
Probably just a couple of days late.
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FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.05.20 14:03:00 -
[112]
I'll post the last couple of weeks' reports tonight - along with a report.
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Ambo
Dirty Deeds Corp. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2008.05.20 15:05:00 -
[113]
Hope it's not realated to that loss of a Fury Holdings Nyx I saw the other day  --------------------------------------
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FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.05.21 01:28:00 -
[114]
Results for Week 3rd May 2008 - 9th May 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 56.378 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 20.516 Billion POS : 4.077 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 2.237 billion Freighters : 1.8 billion Jump Freighter : 5.8 billion Mobile Containers : 1.239 billion
Stock Minerals : 19.06 Billion Modules/Ships : 116.944 Billion BPCS : 500 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 1.41 billion Long-term/Speculative : 24.924 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 53.27 Billion Escrow : 2.457 Billion Receivable : 34.099 Billion
SHARES 10000 BSAC MinMa : 10.0 Billion
Gross Assets : 298.333 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (117.918 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (125.018 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (242.936 Billion)
Net Assets : 55.397 billion
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Total Profit for week : (981 million) - a loss of 981 million
Salary : 0 Distributed Dividend : 0 (0%) Reinvested in Corporation : (981 million) (-1.74%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : -1.74%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 10th May 2008 : 55.397 billion (rounded to nearest million)
Last week's report to be posted immediately, followed by a report.
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FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.05.21 01:37:00 -
[115]
Results for Week 10th May 2008 - 16th May 2008.
Net Asset Value at start of week : 55.397 Billion ISK
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Breakdown of assets at end of period:
Fixed Assets Ship/Major BPOs : 20.516 Billion POS : 4.077 billion POS Fuel/Stront : 2.237 billion Freighters : 1.8 billion Jump Freighter : 5.8 billion Mobile Containers : 1.239 billion
Stock Minerals : 20.005 Billion Modules/Ships : 111.166 Billion BPCS : 400 million
Miscellaneous Odds and Ends : 1.36 billion Long-term/Speculative : 24.915 Billion
ISK In Wallet : 53.829 Billion Escrow : 1.822 Billion Receivable : 34.245 Billion
SHARES 10000 BSAC MinMa : 10.0 Billion
Gross Assets : 293.411 Billion
Liabilities Current Accounts : (110.606 Billion) Higher Interest Accounts : (127.222 Billion)
Total Liabilities : (237.828 Billion)
Net Assets : 55.583 billion
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Total Profit for week : 186 million
Salary : 0 Distributed Dividend : 93 million (0.17%) Reinvested in Corporation : 93 million (0.17%)
Total profit for shareholders (dividend + growth) : 0.34%
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Share in circulation : 15000 Net Asset Value for period commencing 17th May 2008 : 55.49 billion (rounded to nearest million) NAV per share for period commencing 17th May 2008 : 3.699 million Buyback price per share : 5.549 million
Funds on Deposit in Fury Bank : 237.828 billion Est. Interest bill for period commencing 3rd May 2008 : 3.792 billion
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Report to follow in a seperate post - going to type it up now, so it may take 15-20 minutes.
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FastLearner
Fury Holdings Brutally Clever Empire
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Posted - 2008.05.21 02:04:00 -
[116]
Let's get the good news out of the way first. Fury Holdings has now been running as an IPO for just over a year - with a total profit for original investors of 546.43%. I'd been hoping to hit the 600% profit mark, but the events of the last few weeks put paid to that idea.
Anyone who pays attention to CAOD, or is informed on alliance-level politics, will know that the alliance to which Fury Holdings belongs (BRUCE) has had an eventful few weeks. You'll appreciate that it wouldn't be appropriatefor me to discuss alliance internal events in too much detail, but here's the summary in a nut-shell.
The alliance's leader decided that him and his corporation would leave BRUCE and move to low-sec. His plan was for a smooth transfer of power followed by their departure a few weeks later. Unfortunately this information was leaked - and their departure happened rather more abruptly than was the intention. Contrary to various rumours flying around they did NOT steal any alliance assets. But the alliance was left in a bit of disarray - with no replacement leadership in place and significant infrastructure needing to change hands. Subsequently, some other corporations have also left BRUCE (and Fountain).
The majority (by no means all) of Fury Holdings' profits come from trade within Fountain. These events impacted very heavily on profits - due to three factors:
1. Less BRUCE in Fountain means less customers (though, in some areas, it also means less competition). 2. Departing members often put goods up on fire-sale on the market: so either profit margins had to be drastically cut or these items allowed to sell first. 3. The uncertainty over the alliance's direction led to even those members not leaving FOuntain ceasing to purchase.
The third factor had the most immediate impact. Here's an example of how much sales dropped. At one of my sales locations I usually turn over around 10 billion on a weekend. On the weekend immediately following the news breaking, total sales at that outpost were below 500 million.
Since then, sales have slowly started to pick back up - hence last week breaking even rather than the 1 billion loss the week before. Whether this week will be a low profit or a loss is yet to be determined. I anticipate the next two weeks both being somewhere in the 1 billion loss to 1 billion profit area.
Obviously any losses are absorbed by NAV reduction: that's the risk shareholders take on in return for getting an uncapped share of profits. Equally obviously I draw no salary until profits get back over 2% per week (as per the profit-splitting defined when the IPO launched). It is also the case that there's no risk to Fury Bank depositors - the returns on bank deposits are fixed-rate and not based in any way, shape or form upon the profitability of Fury Holdings. Very few of Fury Holdings' assets are vulnerable to attack - and none are vulnerable to theft unless one of my accounts is hacked.
As already mentioned, the short-term outlook is for small losses or small profits for the next two weeks. My RL work-load has been very high for the last few months - and will continue to remain that way until early next month. Thereafter it looks like I'll have a few montsh where I'll have more time for Eve than I've had for at least 6 months. At that stage diversification of investment and expansion will begin. I already know of 1 billion per week I'm missing out on - just because I don't have time to take advantage of it. And I have other plans for expansion - dependent to varying degrees on how well the Bruce/Fountain turns out.
As these reports have been posted late, I'm continuing for this week to offer personal buy-back on Fury Holdings shares at 150% of NAV. This allows original investors to walk away with somewhere North of a 700% profit. I may or may not continue with this generous offer from the next report - though a buy-back at at least 100% of NAV will definitely continue.
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Cyberbite
Syrkos Technologies
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Posted - 2008.06.02 10:32:00 -
[117]
any news on how things are going? I've been out of town for a week and just realized dividends for fury bank are a tad late at the moment
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Kushion
Anti Sweden Defense Force Virtue of Selfishness
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Posted - 2008.06.03 17:36:00 -
[118]
I think it's safe to say you won't be seeing dividends anytime soon. Fury profits are made in BRUCE space off BRUCE members - and both members and space have been declining at an almost frightening rate. --
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Admiral Kwint
Lothian Quay Industries
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Posted - 2008.06.03 18:10:00 -
[119]
Originally by: Kushion I think it's safe to say you won't be seeing dividends anytime soon. Fury profits are made in BRUCE space off BRUCE members - and both members and space have been declining at an almost frightening rate.

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Ambo
Dirty Deeds Corp. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2008.06.03 21:13:00 -
[120]
I too was wondering about this. FB is very late on dividends and a friend of mine has not recieved any shares or communication after depositing cash.
Given the situation, I'm guessing the cash is mostly gone and FL has legged it with whatever was left.
Would love to hear otherwise but given the lack of communication, etc, it does not look good. --------------------------------------
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