All posts by Skip Oceanlane
| Jun 28th 2011, 07:44 Skip Oceanlane |
Capital Exchange » Capital Exchange Now On Facebook! Capital Exchange Now On Facebook! |
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| Dear Capital Exchange Traders: Help spread the word - Capital Exchange is now officially on Facebook! Come "Like" us on Facebook using this link: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Capital-Exchange/163129970421050 I will be posting News Stories and other information on a regular basis on Facebook. Also, to encourage traders to follow the page, I will be doing some specials very soon on Facebook that will save you Lindens on trading - and who knows, there may also be some free stock offers too for those that reply first, or within a certain time period. Good incentive to follow us! So whether it's your avatar or rl account there, come check us out on facebook! Please help us out by sending this link to all your friends and getting them to join too. Thanks again for all your support. Skip Oceanlane CEO and Majority Shareholder Capital Exchange www.slcapex.com |
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| Jun 28th 2011, 09:13 Skip Oceanlane |
General Investment Discussion » Bitcoin Hacked, Value Collapsed Re: Bitcoin Hacked, Value Collapsed |
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| To All: I just had a follow-up discussion with Mr. Harrington on the Bitcoin issue. Maybe I didn't make it clear enough, or perhaps my words weren't typed accurately on my part. I am not saying that Bitcoins are a scam, or a "bad" thing for others - I'm simply saying that for Capital Exchange itself to get involved with Bitcoins and to use my computer equipment and servers for it, is a bad idea in my opinion. As I have previously stated, I have my serious doubts about Bitcoins and their stability. However there are many people involved with them, and I respect their right to do so. They may be making hundreds of US$ profit off of them for all I know. For so many people to be involved, it must be paying out something to someone. My point is that for Capital Exchange to directly get involved, I believe it not a good investment. I do not have the computer hardware or the time to make it work. Does that mean a company mining Bitcoins is prohibited from listing at Capital Exchange? No. I would require clear and concise disclaimers about the risks of Bitcoins in the IPO Application, so investors are clearly aware of them. If others have the computer equipment and time to make this work, and to generate a profit somehow to investors, I see no problem allowing the Advisory Board of Directors to vote on the application. So I hope that clears things up about where I stand. Thanks. Skip Oceanlane CEO and Majority Shareholder Capital Exchange |
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| Jun 28th 2011, 15:16 Skip Oceanlane |
General Investment Discussion » CEO Oceanlane Nominates 2 For CapEx Exchange Board CEO Oceanlane Nominates 2 For CapEx Exchange Board |
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| Dear Capital Exchange Shareholders: I am pleased to announce that I have nominated two new members to the Advisory Board of Directors, which is the appointed board and regulatory arm of the exchange. The two nominees are LeaPatrizia Zemach of Germany, and Cindy Vichan of the United States. Both nominees have numerous years of trading experience in SL stock exchanges, and will bring much to the table. I congratulate them on their nominations. After a 3-day comment period (which can be found in the General Investment Discussion Section of our Forums) I will make the nominations official appointments. This will bring the total number serving on the board to 9 members. Also I would like to announce that shortly this board will be changing. I am renaming it the "Capital Exchange Regulatory Commission" or "CERC." The CERC will have a better defined role within our rules section, which I am currently working on, and whose mission will be expanded somewhat. I have always said that I cannot run this exchange alone. We are growing to the point where others must start taking active roles in helping things move along and regulate. However, please note that I fully intend to still be very actively involved in making sure things run smoothly, and keep a very watchful eye on everything going on here. But the time has come for me to start delegating some responsibility to those that I can trust. I will present the rules addition for the CERC in the near future, and allow the public to comment and request changes if deemed necessary. Once again, congratulations to LeaPatrizia Zemach and Cindy Vichan, and many thanks to all of you for making this place a great experience within Second Life. Sincerely, Skip Oceanlane CEO and Majority Shareholder Capital Exchange |
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| Jun 28th 2011, 15:17 Skip Oceanlane |
General Investment Discussion » CEO Oceanlane Nominates 2 For CapEx Exchange Board Re: CEO Oceanlane Nominates 2 For CapEx Exchange Board |
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| Anyone that wishes to comment on the two nominees may do so here. Those wishing to comment on the rules change for the new Capital Exchange Regulatory Commission, please wait until I have the new draft rules posted in the Rules Section. Thank you. |
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| Jun 30th 2011, 00:45 Skip Oceanlane |
Capital Exchange Corner » Capital Exchange Corner – June 2011 Capital Exchange Corner – June 2011 |
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| Welcome to Capital Exchange Corner – June 2011 A wrap-up of recently activity on Capital Exchange by CEO and Majority Shareholder Skip Oceanlane NOTE: The view and opinions expressed in this column are those of Skip Oceanlane only, and not necessarily any official position of Capital Exchange. Hello and welcome to the 2nd Edition of Capital Exchange Corner. I’ll try to summarize some things that have been going on. So many great things are happening here, if I tried to cover them all this would be a 50 page report :-) So I’ll try to summarize. What a month June has been for the exchange. I was expecting things to slow down about 25%-50% for the summer as things usually do in Second Life, but we are continuing our torrid pace of buying and selling of shares. Not including a large purchase by the exchange (which I'll talk about later) trading volume is roughly only down about 15% over May. At the time I'm writing this there is still a few hours and a full day left in the month, so maybe a few large buys will close that gap even more. The bottom line is that overall trading activity is still extremely busy – over L$6,300,000 in the last 30 days. A great milestone this month - Capital Exchange passed 15,000 overall accounts. And in the last 5 days, we have 43 new accounts. Word is definitely spreading about the good things going on here. More accounts mean more traders and more activity, which is a good thing. The new Rules Section is close to being adopted. The last part to be determined is what Manual Transfer Fees will be. The overall Transaction Fee will be dropping to 1.99% from 2.50%, which will save everyone many Lindens when they sell their shares. June profit for the exchange is going to be through the roof for CAPX. I anticipate paying a .10L per share dividend for the month, or L$152,000.00. This will be after purchasing Crystal Springs sim, and covering all the other expenses for June. Ad revenue is up sharply helping the bottom line. Plain and simple – the future is looking very bright for Capital Exchange. Also, please welcome two new members of the Capital Exchange Advisory Board of Directors Cindy Vichan and LeaPatrizia Zemech. This will bring the number on this board to nine. Note that the name of this board will be changed shortly to the Capital Exchange Regulatory Commission (CERC). The duties of the CERC will be expanded to more than just review and approval of IPO Applications. Making this a community-based exchange is the best way to go in my opinion. So with all that being said, let’s take a look at each individual stock and see how they did in June. ---------------------------------- Second Ads (ADS): ADS has been holding fairly steady all month in the low L$2’s. Trading activity has been brisk, making ADS one of the heaviest traded stocks at CapEx for June. The new Linden Gold Hunt is booming for ADS, bringing in a lot of new revenue. ADS paid a large dividend of almost L$123,000 or .04L per share in early June. Look for big things to come from ADS in the near future. Alpha Phoenix Trading (APT): APT has been quiet once again for June in terms of trading. The price has been fluctuating only a few pennies up and down. APT CEO Cash Yiyuan has been making a significant move buying shares in newly relisted LLC, positioning the company for possible large future dividends and profits. Cash has also placed on the market some company shares to raise capital. Black Swan Capital (BSC): BSC is currently in IPO, a newly listed arbitrage trading company. After a slow start, IPO sales are starting to boom. Capital Exchange invested L$1,000,000, and currently an additional L$1,220,000 has been sold. With 50% sold out already and 50% to go, I’m confident this IPO will sell out in the next few weeks. This will be the biggest IPO in possibly the history of SL stock exchanges. Look for this company to provide a solid monthly dividend for a long time to come. The starting price is L$1.00 per share. To buy, go here: http://slcapex.com/ipo Blue Diamond Virtual Reit (BDVR): BDVR started the month with a small dividend of L$13,385. This dividend is much larger than dividends paid all previous months since transferring to Capital Exchange, so this is a very good thing. The price has gone up significantly towards the middle of the month, before settling down slightly higher than early June. One major development for the company is that William Rustamova has been added to the BDVR Board of Directors, and has increased his holdings of BDVR to 17.4%. I see this as very positive for the company, and I hope dividends will increase in the future. Trading has been very heavy making BDVR one of the more active companies on the exchange for June. Capital Exchange (CAPX): Well what can I say about CAPX :-) The price started at L$6.27, and went as high as L$8.91 before settling back to L$8.10 at the time of this article. A dividend of .05L per share (L$76,000) was paid in early June, and I project a L$152,000 dividend (.10L per share) July 1st. Trading has been very heavy in both share and Linden volume as some share ownership reorganization has been happening. In addition to the volume listed, I have sold many shares at 8.20L per share to get more shares on the open market. With 2 IPO’s ending in July, and two more starting, and additional SPO’s being conducted, look for revenues to be extremely strong once again over the next 30 days. Delicious Demar Enterprises (DDE): After a sleepy early June, shares of DDE have been selling in the past week almost daily. The price has dipped slightly since the beginning of the month. There has been no news or updates from the CEO for June. Earn2Life.com (EARN): EARN paid a massive first dividend of L$213,204 in early June since completing their IPO last month. The price has gone from 2.55L to above 3L, to back down to L$2.48 in late June. Trading volume is extremely heavy, with Kafka Frugel buying shares and increasing his stake of ownership to 2.5%. Enough good things can’t be said about Earn2Life – it’s a solid, performing company that is immediately delivering on its big promises. Look for this stock to continue to grow in price and worth for July. Edmose Group (EDMO): EDMO is currently in IPO, a newly listed company. Sales have started off a little slow, selling a little over L$264,000 in a few weeks. There is still 70% of IPO shares to sell, so this company may need the full 45 day period to sell out. If you look at the fundamentals of EDMO, they are very solid and the company has many ways to raise revenue with their various divisions. The starting price is L$2.00 per share. To buy, go here: http://slcapex.com/ipo EVO Breeding Company (EVO): EVO is another powerhouse company listed on Capital Exchange generating excitement. Many new products have been unveiled, which will undoubtedly bring in new revenue. The price has gone up about 10%, settling to up slightly for June. EVO paid a L$24,000+ dividend the last day of May, and hopefully that will increase for the future. Trading has been average to quiet, depending on the day, with a few days of high activity. Fairey Angel Creations (FAC): FAC has been very quiet since trading started from their IPO. The price has dipped somewhat in June, at times tumbling down 40% from the IPO price. In the last day the price has recovered to 12% above the IPO price of 1L. No news has been posted recently from the CEO. Hopefully we’ll get an update soon of what’s in store for the future for FAC. Fashion and Gadgets (FAG): Still no news – this company will remain halted until the CEO returns to SL. I’m not very optimistic of the future of this company unfortunately. Ford Edelman & Company (FED): Trading for FED has been extremely quiet. There has been no update from the CEO for May or June. The company has paid the standard .01L dividend per share per month again for June. The price has been fairly constant within 20-30 Linden cents. Slow and steady is still how I describe this stock. Flying Kitten Holdings (FKH): With only 110,000 shares, FKH is the smallest listed company by share size on Capital Exchange. Trading is very intermittent. There was significant movement for June however, with the stock price dropping by 50% for most of the month, before rising back to where it was before. No dividend was paid for June, and there have been no recent updates in the Forums. Graves Apothecary & More (GAP): After a price drop, and a price spurt, GAP is trading right around where it started – around 1L per share. Trading volume has been moderate. New products are being worked on by the CEO, but a computer issue had him off SL for a few days. Everything is fine he told me. A small dividend of L$5,150 (.005L per share) was paid for June, which is a good sign that there is already profit for this young company. GDInc. (GDI): Volume has been moderate for GDI in June. The price has dropped from L$9.70 to around L$4.00 per share, as a shareholder wanted to cash out so it dropped the price somewhat. I consider this stock to be one of the biggest bargains on Capital Exchange. GDI has paid two straight quarterly dividends of .25L per share. Another big one will probably come again in July from this stable, profitable company. What are you people waiting for? :-) International Currency Exchange (ICE): ICE is making new movements to try and increase exposure and name recognition. June saw the price dip somewhat to L$1.87 per share, with no trades done in the last week. A dividend of .01L per share or L$16,400 was once again paid by the CEO. There was some talk about getting involved with Bitcoin – hopefully an update will be given soon. SL Income & Equity Fund (IEF): CEO Scott Nestler announced that IEF is selling shares of NIC to raise capital, and that it’s his goal to purchase 5% in every company listed on the exchange – a very ambitious goal. No dividend has been paid for June, and trading has been extremely quiet. Hopefully after NIC shares have been sold, this will result in additional revenue-generating shares that will increase dividends. WNB ITA Holding (ITA): Trading has been extremely quiet for ITA. When shares were traded, the price rose somewhat, only to go back to a few pennies from where it started for June. No dividend has been paid since April, and no new news reported since May. L&L Corporation Inc. (LLC): LLC is a combination of 3 defunct companies from the past. The CEO wishes to restart operations in the hopes of paying dividends and giving something back to investors who lost in the past. Since relisting on June 9, trading has been extremely busy. The price has dropped down to .18L per share, but this was expected as many older shareholders wish to cash out, and new traders wish to buy low hoping that the future is bright and they will make a killing. I wish LLC the best of luck in the future. MiLOS Designs (MLS): The CEO had announced that over 194,000 shares were being released on the market in early June. However, since then, no shares have been sold due to the high price of the Limit Order compared to others selling. The price has dipped somewhat, and overall trading is extremely light for this company. The good news is that a solid dividend of just under .03L per share was paid this month (L$59,000), which should have made investors very happy. MLS is still a solid performing stock. Nestler Investment Corporation (NIC): NIC has had average trading volume for June, much lower than in previous months. The price has bounced back and forth between 12L and 25L, settling in the last few days around 19L per share. A dividend of L$68,000 (.006L per share) was paid in early June. No additional information has been reported by the CEO lately. Nintai Brokerage Corporation (NBC): This company has been approved for listing, and will start sometime in July. I’ll give more information then. Online Investment Group (OIG): Trading of OIG has been quiet for June, with the price holding steady around .30L-.33L per share. A dividend of .003L per share (L$40,000) was paid by the CEO in early June. The CEO announced that the company is buying a large position in ADS for income and growth, and now has over 300 shareholders. OMG! Inc. (OMG): June has seen significant movement in volume for OMG. This usually quiet company has been trading steadily, with the price going up and down within 10% of the starting price for June. Kafka Frugel was recently named President of OMG, and is helping coordinate a new reorganization of the clothing line and company brand. This certainly should result in new revenue and investment for OMG for the future. Stay tuned for further developments. PixeLook.net (PLK): PLK paid a L$40,000 (.004L per share) dividend for June. Volume started slow for June, but was very hectic towards the middle of the month, only to drop off towards the end. The price has held steady for the most part in the high .60’s. No new news has been posted for June. Redux Technologies (RDX): As usual, not a peep has been heard from the CEO – except for a marvelous L$92,000 dividend paid this month. The price has held steady and is currently around L$1.92 per share. No new news has been posted by the CEO. No need to worry though – this company continues to perform with a great dividend every month like clockwork. Secondnights.com (SEC): This company has been approved for listing, and will start sometime in July. I’ll give more information then. SL Special Situations (SAS): SAS had some trading volume early in the month, however in the last 2 weeks, most days have seen no trading volume at all. The price is up slightly from .90L per share to L$1.09. No dividend has been paid since March. The CEO is optimistic that new investments will bring future dividends. Shopping Payment Systems (SHOP): SHOP has seen some trading volume for June, with the price going up and down slightly settling back to where it started pretty much. It’s estimated 3-6 months until there is movement with SHOP programming and the company really gets off the ground. Buy this stock if you wish to speculate for the future. Sri Laxmi Ganapathi Ventures (SLG): SLG announced an SPO that will start July 5th. If the SPO sells out, this will raise an additional L$975,000 for investment. The down side is that this is going to create 650,000 new shares in the company, diluting existing share value. However, with the additional Lindens, this should result in a large increase in revenue, and a bright future for the company. Trading has been quiet for SLG, and the price has remain roughly the same since the beginning of the month. No dividend has been paid since April. Verballis Translation Services (VBL): VBL has a new CEO, ferre Howlett. This previously dormant company will hopefully now have some new life, and some new dividends and revenue in its future. June saw very little trading and price movement, however it should be noted that the new CEO now owns 44.5% of the overall company shares through mostly transfers. Let’s hope things get off the ground quickly, an the company moves forward. Virtual Horizons Employment Agency (VHEA): Volume has been light for VHEA, and the price currently is only 1 Linden penny from June 1st. A dividend of .03L per share (L$16,899) was paid earlier in the month, which is a pretty good dividend per share. The share price to dividend payout makes VHEA a good investment. Virtual Stock Investment Fund (VSIF): VSIF hasn’t seen much activity at all for June. Shares have only been traded 6 days in the month, with the ending price not much different from 30 days ago. Most of the month the stock traded lower, but recovered with a small trade today. No new news has been posted by the CEO for June. The dividend payment of .05L per share for May shows that the fund is still profitable under the guidance of the CEO. Virtual Tallinn Merch (VTM): Trading has been extremely quiet for VTM in June, with no trades done in the last 9 days. The price has dropped significantly from L$4.77 to L$1.77, however one solid buy can raise the price back up again easily. VTM paid a .01L dividend per share (L$8,368) in early June, making it 5 in 5 months since listing on Capital Exchange. The CEO announced a new monthly newsletter to raise awareness which hopefully will attract new investors for the company. Zhenya Zoning Real Estate (ZEN): The price has dipped somewhat since the beginning of June, to L$1.02 currently. Trading has been extremely quiet, with no trades done in the last 7 days. There has been no new news from the CEO for May and June. No dividend has been paid since February. Let’s hope revenue increases in the future which will result in dividends being paid again soon. ---------------------------------- That will wrap things up for June. I hope you find all this information useful. It takes me hours to put together all this information, but I feel it’s worth it to give some information about the stocks listed here. Feel free to comment, or IM me if you have any questions. Thanks again for making Capital Exchange the great place it has become today. Sincerely, Skip Oceanlane CEO and Majority Shareholder Capital Exchange |
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| Jul 1st 2011, 00:03 Skip Oceanlane |
Capital Exchange » New Lower Transaction Fee Here Early - 1.99%! New Lower Transaction Fee Here Early - 1.99%! |
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| I have outstanding news. Due to the fact that trading has been through the roof for June and much better than expected, I have decided to move up the date of the new lower Transaction Fees. Effective immediately, the new Transaction Fee for all normal stock sale trades through the software will be 1.99%! This is a reduction from the old rate of 2.50%. This also means that the fee for selling stock through manual transfers will be reduced .51% as well. To see the updated fee schedule, visit here: http://slcapex.com/content/listrules8 In the next few months, if the current upward trading trends continue, I can see the Transaction Fee being reduced even more. So again, thank you all for making this 20.4% reduction in the Transaction Fee possible. It's because of your dedication and loyalty that this was able to happen. Thanks again for being a part of Capital Exchange. Skip Oceanlane CEO and Majority Shareholder Capital Exchange |
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| Jul 1st 2011, 10:06 Skip Oceanlane |
Capital Exchange » New Lower Transaction Fee Here Early - 1.99%! Re: New Lower Transaction Fee Here Early - 1.99%! |
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| Well Bencly if you believe the rate can be lowered in the future, then it must be true! :-) | ||
| Jul 1st 2011, 16:17 Skip Oceanlane |
Capital Exchange » Financial Reports - for CEO Posting Only Re: Financial Reports - CEO Posting Only Edited by moderator Jul 2nd 2011, 10:08 |
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| June Financial Statement SL Capital Exchange - 2011 All figures are in Lindens For the period of: 06/01/11 - 06/30/11 Balance Sheet ASSETS (As of 6/30/11) Cash And Cash Equivalents $7,313.96 Account Receivables $0.00 Investments $1,000,000.00 Deposits $7,458,902.40 Land Holdings $268,750.00 Software & Website $5,375,000.00 Total Assets $14,109,966.36 LIABILITIES Deposits $7,458,902.40 Loans $1,000,000.00 Total Liabilities $8,458,902.40 SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY $5,651,063.96 P&L Statement For the period of: 06/01/11 - 06/30/11 REVENUES Transaction Fees $103,553.84 Advertising $88,705.00 IPO Fees $0.00 SPO Fees $8,537.92 Rental Income $93,527.00 Other Fees $0.00 Other Income $270,665.85 Total Revenues $564,989.61 EXPENSES Market Maker Fees $3,929.83 Broker Fees $287.23 Rent/Tier $79,280.00 Host Server $28,200.00 Employee Salaries $0.00 Second Life Fees $1,228.00 Programming Fees $21,500.00 Advertising $13,910.00 Other Expenses $268,985.00 Total Expenses $417,320.06 NET PROFIT (LOSS) $147,669.55 Debt Payment $0.00 Dividends to Shareholders $152,000.00 Number of Shares Outstanding 1,520,000 Net Value Per Share $3.72 Earnings Per Share $0.10 Dividends Per Share 0.1000 QUARTERLY FINANCIAL STATEMENT April 1, 2011 - June 30, 2011 All figures are in Lindens For the period of: 04/01/11 - 06/30/11 Balance Sheet ASSETS (As of 6/30/11) Cash And Cash Equivalents $7,313.96 Account Receivables $0.00 Investments $1,000,000.00 Deposits $7,458,902.40 Land Holdings $268,750.00 Software & Website $5,375,000.00 Total Assets $14,109,966.36 LIABILITIES Deposits $7,458,902.40 Loans $1,000,000.00 Total Liabilities $8,458,902.40 SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY $5,651,063.96 P&L Statement For the period of: 04/01/11 - 06/30/11 REVENUES Transaction Fees $290,396.88 Advertising $128,780.00 IPO Fees $249,743.00 SPO Fees $10,068.86 Rental Income $98,027.00 Other Fees $0.00 Other Income $508,265.85 Total Revenues $1,285,281.59 EXPENSES Market Maker Fees $9,564.06 Broker Fees $791.89 Rent/Tier $114,280.00 Host Server $81,120.00 Employee Salaries $0.00 Second Life Fees $2,883.00 Programming Fees $68,554.00 Advertising $36,310.00 Other Expenses $269,000.00 Total Expenses $582,502.95 NET PROFIT (LOSS) $702,778.64 Debt Payment $444,598.38 Dividends to Shareholders $246,240.00 Number of Shares Outstanding 1,520,000 Net Value Per Share $3.72 Earnings Per Share $0.46 Dividends Per Share $0.1620 |
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| Jul 1st 2011, 16:27 Skip Oceanlane |
Capital Exchange » CAPX Posts Dividend to Shareholders CAPX Posts Dividend to Shareholders |
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| From April to June, after paying for all expenses including the programmer, buying a sim, and paying half of the SLCC fee, Capital Exchange had a net profit of $702,778.64, and paid a Quarterly Dividend Per Share of $0.162. Awesome. I'm proud of this accomplishment, and you should be too since you helped make it happen. Thanks again. Skip Oceanlane CEO and Majority Shareholder Capital Exchange |
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| Jul 2nd 2011, 07:56 Skip Oceanlane |
General Investment Discussion » Daily CapEx Volume IPO vs Existing Company Daily CapEx Volume IPO vs Existing Company |
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| A couple people have tolld me that "most of our volume is only IPO volume." I disagree. While we do get a significant boost from IPO volume, it should be noted that in the last 7 days we have had trading volume of more than L$1,000,000 in existing companies. I think during the summer, that's pretty damn good. And many days existing company volume actually is better than IPO volume. I would like to give everyone some figure to mull over: Last 7-Day Trading Volume Total Last 7-Day Volume: L$3,825,132 IPO Volume: L$2,772,571 (72.5%) Non-IPO Volume: L$1,052,561 (27.5%) (In Lindens) 7/1: IPO Volume: 85,046 Non-IPO Volume: 335,889 6/30: IPO Volume: 1,498,435 Non-IPO Volume: 285,198 6/29: IPO Volume: 22,350 Non-IPO Volume: 285,198 6/28: IPO Volume: 20,265 Non-IPO Volume: 108,045 6/27 IPO Volume: 96,789 Non-IPO Volume: 134,160 6/26 IPO Volume: 206,835 Non-IPO Volume: 111,026 6/25 IPO Volume: 842,851 Non-IPO Volume: 78,243 |
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