@NewUser332703 You haven’t lost anything. A fictitious sell price has been replaced with a real sell price, the value you now see for your port is the real value currently. I’d rather see the real value myself than a misleading number.

These guys are all rubbish and seriously overvalued!

Hey, a lot of these guys are on my shortlist so can we save the pumping until after I’ve bought them please? Sssshhh.... 🤫

Newish user here and loving the concept of FI. However, grabbing my guitar and jumping fully onto the bandwagon...

My pretty basic functional requirements are:

Player profiles updated regularly to show accurate bios (seriously... how old are these?? Not to mention the blank ones)
proper search by team function
risers and fallers by % on home screen
historic player dividend data
and as previously mentioned, how’s about posting news, IPOs etc... on your actual platform rather than that obnoxius, intolerant, data scraping cesspit called Twitter.

It amazes me that there are supposedly millions £££s “invested” in FI and yet this is the first time I’ve heard from an official FI person here, the player data is in desperate need of an update, and yet there’s time to produce a constant stream of podcasts pumping the most overvalued players on the platform.

As has been mentioned, if FI want to be positioned as a hybrid investment platform rather than a gamblers pyramid scheme, then they need to take the platform and the data within it seriously.

Rant over, time to splash a wedge on Bale (obligatory pump pump)

@Richio Great post! Now, more than ever, it’s important for people to do their own research and risk assessment and make their own decisions. Everybody should read the forum to gauge sentiment but the problem with listening to the most vocal and passionate is that they are often the most emotionally invested as well. When people start calling others idiots for not following their way of thinking then you can bet their opinion is not worth listening to.

Some people seem to forget that this market is made up of a limited amount of liquidity and when the taps are turned off, then it’s every man / woman / horse for himself.

For the first time in my FI journey, I have loaded 50% of my port on 4 players now: Neymar, TAA, Bruno and Kimmich. That’s a serious div powerhouse!

@Journey that’s right. It’s working exactly as FI intended. Personally I won’t invest anything more until all the OB functionality is in place.

@ScouseSte said in Disgrace:

But it doesnt detract from the fact I spent weeks watching Leeds

I’m really sorry for this and understand your pain now... ;)

@howsthebacon ps. I’d have thought he’s a £6+ player in the current mkt. hopefully he stays fit!

@MickTurbo you boys have convinced me. I am IN on Dubois!

Yes you can

For what it’s worth, I am also mining Pi. It’s interesting because it’s the only currency you can mine on your phone without consuming power, as there is no mining in the traditional sense. Equally, if anyone wants a low/no risk opportunity to jump on the Pi bandwagon (currently around 10m people signed up), then also feel free to DM me and I’ll send you an invite. It’s literally a case of pressing a button in the app once a day to prove you’re a real human and in exchange you earn Pi.

At the moment I’d be thinking about Neymar. Some CAP to be had there as he hasn’t had the rises of the others due to not playing. Bound to be a transfer saga and some PB performances coming up.

That’s a solid selection there, you’ll be fine I expect. Don’t be afraid to cull players making a loss with no sight of a recovery and move those funds into div earners is my advice.

@o_O following a match betting strategy seems high risk to me. I prefer to follow the trend. You certainly don’t have to bet in this way.

@Yamyam50 strategy wise I’ve consolidated into the big div earners so now I’m looking to invest my divs in any value I can find at the lower end of the market whilst adding small amounts of premium players who haven’t seen a big rise.

I’ve not seen a dip in the market today, in fact my port profit value rose nearly 4%, though I see that the Footie is down slightly.

Sell offs in players are normal after a quick rise following a good (or bad) performance but are usually temporary and should be ignored or taken advantage of for refreshing shares. The player and market trends are what’s important to me.

@Lillychar1216 can’t see it. He’ll keep rising for a while now.

Call me crazy but I’ve deposited for the first time in months..

PS. I don’t own but wish I did.

Aaron Cresswell. He’s looked good so far this season.