| jacksonz24 | Thursday, June 2, 2016 - 07:50 pm 
um sothing up wth my investment funds i losing more then i'm gaining ash Flow
Previous Cash Investment Fund 51,244M SC$ Total Investment FundCash
New Contributions by the Population 257M SC$ Contributions to the Investment Fund
Dividend from Private Investments 98M SC$ Dividend Income
Income from Selling Shares 0M SC$ Income from Fund Shares Sold This Month
Cost of Buying Shares 0M SC$ Cost of Shares Bought This Month
Payout to Workers Last Month (1.00% Per Year Of Total Fund Assets) -435M SC$ Amount Paid Out By The Fund
Current Cash Investment Fund 51,164M SC$ Fund Total Cash
Assets
Current Cash Investment Fund 51,164M SC$ Fund Total Cash
Investment Fund Investments 470,543M SC$ Value of the Fund Share Portfolio
Total Funds Assets 521,708M SC$ Total Investment Fund
Payout to Workers
Percentage Of Fund Payout Per Year 1.00 %
Available for Payments (1.00% Per Year Of Total Fund Assets) 435M SC$ Amount Paid Out By The Fund
Number of Employed Workers 5,160,098 Number of working people
Number of Unemployed Workers 738,021 Number of Jobless People
Total Number of Workers 5,898,119 Number of Fund Payment Recievers
Profit per Worker (435M SC$ / 5,898,119) 74 SC$ Investment Fund Amount per Paid Person
Percentage of Low Level Worker Salary 6.22 % Fund Payment as Percentage of LLW Salary |
| Aries | Friday, June 3, 2016 - 08:24 am
That jumble is not easy to read. You are lucky to get a response to it. Next time it would be better to post your country/world and unhide your financials.
Lets see, your fund owns about $471 Billion in corporate shares and has about $51 Billion in cash. That month, your workers contributed $257 Million to the fund and your funds earned $98 Million in interest. From that $355 Million in fund income, your fund paid out $435 Million to workers, meaning your fund lost $80 Million in cash that month.
Are you in trouble? Well, you didn't post your country/world and unhide your financials. You also neglected to post enough information here to figure out whether this was an outlier month or a trend.
Looking at this data, $98 Million seems like a small dividend return on $471 Billion in shares. I would expect that number to be $300 Million, or more. You should review the corporations your fund owns shares in. Who owns them? How are they doing? Are they set to pay dividends or simply collecting cash? |
