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Netherlands
Total Shares: 1678
Estimated value:
50.14 Gold (Details | Refresh)
Estimated value per share:
0.03 Gold
Daily shares trade value:
0.00 Gold
Total shareholders: 16
Total companies: 0


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Do you agree with the following question:

Let's talk about profit and dividends.

As you might know, many companies pay dividends as crazy, they base their dividends not in profit of sold products that they have produced, but by shares sold. So that's a kind of "imaginary" profit, it only works until they are selling shares, if they don't sell the all the shares they need to, then the dividend will stop comming and shares will lost their value till failure.
As example you have many top 10 SC, one of them sell shares at 35g, and pay 800g as dividends each 2 weeks. Of course they don't do 800g as profit by selling products, I could say that they might have a maximum 200g profit per 2 weeks.
So, when they stop selling shares, they crash and shares went down, everyone go to fail.

This isnt what I want to happen here, and then I propose you to pay REAL PROFIT dividends way:

With this, we can make it safe and well.

So, I want you guys to tell me, which way do you want me to give dividends?

1) REAL PROFIT:
- Profit are from sold products.
- No risk. Your shares will never lost value.
- Share sold being used to create new companies and high profit.
- Low dividend per share. (0.0325g, this will be our future dividend if we have more investors)

2) IMAGINARY PROFIT:
- Profits are from sold shares.
- Depends on how many shares we sell.
- Risk.
- Share sold being used to pay dividends, and new companies wait.
- High dividend per share. (0.06g)

If you want option 1, Vote YES
If you want 2, Vote NO

13 years ago

Voting finished
13 years ago

82
Yes

0
No


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