Mr Horizontal
Gallente
KIA Corp
KIA Alliance
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Posted - 2008.11.23 22:50:00 -
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 Originally by: Ibayd Te'Jori
-Sorry if it wasn't clear. I am expanding my capital production. I produce capital ships albiet for little profit as I own very few of the bpos. Currently it's to order and the alliance I am associated with supplies me with all the business I can handle.
-There is a close to 35% profit margin on capitals at current mineral prices with blueprint cost excluded.
-At PE 0 dreads/carriers build in just under 12 days. That is 2.5 per owned print a month. Ideally.
Why and how will you succeed where others who are very trustworthy have failed?
Originally by: Ibayd Te'Jori
-I am withholding payouts because I am buying capital ship bpo's which take a fair amount of time to research. Since it was a long-term investment (september seems pretty longterm to me), I thought it more prudent to hold onto capital and stockpile capital components during the research time rather than pay it back as interest. That is why I offered the higher buyback. It is not equal to 1/2 of December and January without interest, but it is close. If this is really a problem, I will consider changing it to pay interest beginning February 1st. I hope the above explains my hesitation in doing that.
Sorry, I simply don't understand how, if you know so much and are doing so well in capitals, why you can't use your current success to pay investors and use the inherent value you will gain from utilising the new capital to increase the size of your business. Equally if you're in it for the long term, then consistent ROI every month should be the least we expect, but this would make it an IPO versus a bond, in which case you have undersold yourself even more than otherwise in your writeup - especially in the wake of the recent resurgence in the market which have all pretty much been very well written.
Originally by: Ibayd Te'Jori
-I was only comparing the Rate of Return to an EBANK Saving accounts Rate of Return. I recognize EBANK has a lot going for it that I don't
Considering that EBANK had structured its rates specifically so it wouldn't interfere with the bond/IPO market, and the fact our plans for the near future are very public knowledge, I find this a little shortsighted.
Equally, even the most hard-nosed veterans in here can barely get 4% ROI. And when you think that only 9 months ago, 7% ROI was the 'norm', this is the kind of territory you need to be able to afford to pay investors and make it worthwhile for yourself. If you get under 5%, you're lucky.
Sorry but first the fact this is to do with capitals (a known graveyard of investments) and the fact you've been a little too keen with your expectations, shows too much lack of due diligence and research into investors requirements and in all likelihood from the evidence provided, the market you'll be dealing in.
/autofail.
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