| claude balls | Sunday, September 29, 2013 - 10:09 am 
Hi All,
has anyone noticed that a company with a really high market value becomes excessively inefficient when compared to other companies of a lower value producing the same product?
cheers
CB |
| Khome y Peng | Sunday, September 29, 2013 - 10:37 am
Apparently anything is now possible in SC, night is like day, hours of invested time goes to waste on a whim, etc... skies the limit, nothing would surprise me anymore |
| SirSmokesAlot | Monday, September 30, 2013 - 02:59 am
Yes had atleast 80-100 ccpc worth 20-34T each lose 2-3b a game month each. Then they closed down. ALL OF THEM CLOSED DUE TO HIGH DEBT!!!!!!  |
| claude balls | Monday, September 30, 2013 - 03:06 am
I've posted a question to Andy in the Problems section. It would be good to hear the mechanism and rational for this... |
| claude balls | Monday, September 30, 2013 - 06:46 am
It is my guess that this is done to stop people like me (an maybe SirSmokesAlot) rigging the price of the company (and hence total enterprise assets) by setting my enterprise portfolio target to purchase shares i know my country investment fund holds and will not sell, thus bidding up the price of the share. I has worked quite well and has made a huge boost to my enterprise total assets bottom line, but at the cost of having these companies totally non-profitable and as SirSmokesAlot pointed out losing truckloads of cash and heading towards closing down.
Not a bad way to shift loads of cash into your country investment fund, if one wanted to do it. |
