| jansen | Thursday, December 6, 2012 - 01:27 am 
i bought low MV corps from the gm made them profitable and quadrupled there MV i set by ownership to zero to get some return on my investments and noone....is buying the shares...what kind of simulation is this why is noone buyng shares |
| jansen | Thursday, December 6, 2012 - 01:31 am
my suggestion is this should be fixed
also my corps upgrades are declining lower then 250 even though the largest shareholder (ME) only owns 25% it says i cant order anymore even though im around 240 not 250 did something change? |
| Drew | Thursday, December 6, 2012 - 05:44 am
Supply of investment cash affects this quite a bit. Sometimes IF's will buy at 40 but sometimes they won't. Completely due to how many other viable options are available and how much money is tied up. To go along with this there is no reason to invest because the benefit of the IF has shrank so much in the past 3 months or so. And as for the Enterprises, it is a lot of work and risk for a minimal return as MV for corps is getting far too large for their payouts, and that trend seems to be continuing instead of slowing.
The suggestion really should be lower the MV of corps, it is tying up investment dollars and making investing more expensive and risky. As well as increase the exploitation that can take place with MV falling further from Intrinsic value.
As for the last point, I don't think so the problem might be =25% or <25%. So maybe the problem is the 24.9% compared to 25%. |
| shallom | Friday, December 7, 2012 - 01:42 am
the main thing is corp profit; make your corps as profitable as you can. I as well buy corps low and sell them high, it's more fun and you can make trillions of dollars doing it. the only downside is that doing it efficiently is time consuming and it can be risky . but my advise would be just to make your corps as profitable as possible. |
