@FINorth said in Teji Savanier injury:
Reports hes in the squad this week. Everyones favourite PB monster who hasn't quite had the rise of the other PB players
For a player who hasn't kicked a ball yet this season, I would say he has had a massive rise!
@Doug-s Cheers bud! I do agree that the notifications aren't the quickest, but luckily I don't dabble that much in reactive in-play trading. Tried it a few times, with no apps or websites being quick enough, it's only when I'm watching/listening to the match that I can react quick enough. But even at that, some traders seem to buy as soon as the ball literally hits the net, proper Matrix speed trading lol.
Three short-term trades to reinvest the profits into my main holds. Average profit of 36.5%, and average hold of 41 days.
I discuss the reasons for buying, selling, and how circumstances can change throughout the hold.
🇪🇸 Alcacer: +70.64%
🇦🇷 Banega: +24.68%
🇺🇾 Suarez: +14.12%
📺 Watch here: https://youtu.be/fjbv5_MPOLQ
I topped up recently, knowing he is due back very soon. Going by some of the (mainly PB) players valued between £2 and £3, I'm very confident that Goretzka will easily surpass the £2 mark at some point this season, possible even before the end of the year.
Good shout Andy! I'll do that for the next vote, which should hopefully be this week.
@Stevo said in Valentin Rongier | People's Choice:
@FI-Manager did I miss this vote? When was it?
It was a couple of weeks ago on Twitter. I tried to do the vote on Facebook too, as I planned to combine both votes together, but Facebook only allow you to have two options in a poll (even though their poll icon has three options in it lol).
@Manu Yeah at the moment, Rongier at Nantes is a better hold than Rongier at Marseille. It will be interesting to see how the rest of his season goes.
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@Advinculas-Index said in Dividend Policy Review: Thoughts & Predictions:
What about reducing the duration that shares are eligible to win any form of dividend to 12 months on any new purchases made after a certain date, but still retaining the 3 year hold option before they have to be sold off. The trader holding them post 12 months will still potentially be able to benefit from C/A and the loss of potential dividends would only affect that individual trader thus not having any negative impact on the value of the player itself.
Doing this would enable FI to increase dividends by a significant amount and also encourage more fluidity in the market.
I see what you are getting at, but I would imagine that the average duration of holds is a lot shorter than 12 months, so I don't think it would add much liquidity to the market, and if anything it would damage the concept of long term holds, and the concept of a 3-year hold in general.