Quote from: sillywhim on July 21, 2014, 02:38:01 PM

Quote from: junkonator on July 20, 2014, 09:33:09 AM

Quote from: sillywhim on July 20, 2014, 08:04:53 AM

I did a spreadsheet for B.EXCH buying 30 days ago and selling today:

You will get a Monthly ROI of 8.155% (nearly 100% APY.) This includes the dividends and the less 2% buy back fee. I don't know what the risks are i.e. Havelock up and disappearing, the Manager getting hit by a bus or otherwise incapacitated, etc.

There is no fixed ROI you will get. BDD is a zero sum game (minus the fees). That fact that you started calculating a ROI means you will have to re-read the OP.

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Not knowing 20's real name is not a big issue for me. Who knows the name/team of the specialist or market makers in the stock market? Probably all just some computer clacking incessantly in the corner of an office somewhere...

But really, Panama?

Did you read OP?

yes I did. And what is your point exactly?

A. No mention of Panama?
B. Is the daily % return too high for you? Too low for you? Don't give a rip?
C. Did 20's give out his name there? Didn't see it...?

Spreadsheets should be done to get a clearer picture of what exactly you are getting into. Of course, garbage in, garbage out...

Havelock is listed in Canade afaik. I don't know where 2070 is located, not it mattered. If you don't trust Havelock - don't invest in this!
2070 stated that he has no access to the funds, only Havelock. Still, since 2070 controls the dividends and issues B.EXCH there are several ways for him to cheat shareholders (a.k.a. "do the Deprived") so if you don't trust him - don't invest.
If you see no way how 2070 doing his thing right will make more money than running - don't invest.

TL;DR: Don't invest Wink