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The performance of the selected companies and captains of industry will be reviewed from a short to medium term investor's point of view. While holding to a considerable share (and voting powers) in a promising industry giant might yield great potential strategic advantage, these reports will focus on the weekly returns - the divident yield and changes in share prices.
And that is how the most important indicator is calculated here: the per cent of original investment gained in the hypothetical case of having bought it 7 days ago, and being sold now - at the daily average price of the relevant game days.
If you have any questions about how various data are calculated, or what certain indices are supposed to tell the investor, please feel free to ask them in the comment zone. Also please share your own tips, ideas, observations there. So, instead of explaining the how, let's jump right into it.
Disclaimer: prices and trends may change very quickly. Figures in this table might become obsolate in a matter of minutes by unpredictable events or investor moves. Always check everything twice before making your investment decisions.
Today's SMA: current share price in Gold, Last Week SMA: share price 7 days ago, Rate of Change: gain/loss in value where 1 is share price 7 days ago, 7-days Payoff: profits on shares bought a week ago and sold today.
The Winners
This week's unquestionable winner is Tenkyu'sPSY Investment , with a remarkable +53.13% 7-days profit rate. The company has very strong fundamentals and offers a lucrative divident yield.
*** The Capitalist's tip: Although the management pointed at 11g as "recommended share price", I'd buy anything below 12-13g.
Nagy Magyar RT shareholders seeing their shares value having been increased by a hefty +19.8% in a week are surely happy now. With divident payment announced within a couple of days, things look bright for Nagy investors.
*** The Capitalist's tip: Hold. Adventure seeking short-term traders might as well buy some more.
Banana d.d has produced a +16.33% return with the sale of a single share, and though divident had been been last paid three months ago, their portfolio is more than solid.
*** The Capitalist's tip: Keep an eye on Banana. Their shares are rather undervalued, should they decide to issue, it might be worth it to risk a little Gold.
Global Investment shares returned +17.25%, and while the divident yield is rather thin, there is much room for increase in prices. Note they have just passed an act about donating divident in the future , thus
*** The Capitalist's tip: Buy. A well-established, yet still promising firm.
GPW and Invest Group have both performed excellently with around +9.5% one-week payoffs. The former relies on its skyrocketing share price, the latter on the solid divident yield.Ten Percent shareholders have fared realtively easy this week, their shares have brought them a decent +5% profit, exclusively in dividents, as share price seems to be nailed to 10.01. AlfaTrade has performed very similarly, with a somewhat smaller divident yield though, but a decent 4.62% rise in share price. Together with the divident yield, that means a profit of +6.76%.
The Losers
The loser of the week (and probably the economic history of the game so far) is AMDG . As explained inthe last issue of The Capitalist , shares of the company have lost over 90% of their value in a matter of hours following the surprise retirement of renowned industry mogul jackist. However, Kolozs of Nagy Magyar RT quickly took charge, and the company seems to be back on track once again. Still, considering the last 7 days, AMDG investors have lost the most. With shares price down from 28.99 to 4.964, the week's loss is a horrible -81.58%.
*** The Capitalist's tip: Hold or buy. Kolozs turned around the tide, and the potential of this giant of all companies is vast. I bet 5-5.5 isn't even halfway up the Wall of Worry. Keep an eye on Kolozs' divident policy though. Shareholders accustomed to lucrative yields will get impatient quickly, is he not to provide at least something reasonable after jackist's extravagant payouts.
Jebheye Melli Stock Company has shown a considerable fall of -20.22%, however, according to the rather Google-Translate-like communication of its CEO, it is something a planned move. Couldn't really find out the logic behind it though.
*** The Capitalist's tip: Avoid. It might well be the business of the century, but let's wait until they'll have found an English speaking spokesperson.
International Investment Fund shares would pay off -22.9% less after a week, however, the new management is doing a good job, and prices had been pushed down by a single mysterious bottom feeder.
*** The Capitalist's tip: Buy, until premature eradicators run out of shares.
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