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TornSoul BIG Gentlemen's Agreement 61	Posted - 2012.01.16 21:12:00 - [1] - Quote [img]http://BMBE.BIG-EVE.com/images/BMBE-Banner.png[/img] [orange]BMBE.BIG-EVE.com[/orange] Points of interest The numbers This is the 70th BMBE shareholder report (Shareholder reports are released the first full weekend after the 7th in a month) Points of interest Had a nice EVE-mail Quote: Bank dividends From: [redacted] Sent: 2011.12.31 07:44 To: TornSoul, Hi, I've returned to the game after not playing for some 5+ years. Just before I quit I purchased 200m of shares in the BIG bank venture. I was pleasantly surprised upon my return to see that the dividends have been trickling in every month since I've been gone. So, I just wanted to send this out to say thanks for your integrity and commitment all these years, and I'm glad to see that the venture worked out for you guys.
TornSoul BIG Gentlemen's Agreement 61	Posted - 2012.01.16 21:12:00 - [2] - Quote The numbers December Dividends Total : 2,362,000,000.00 ISK Per share : 1,356,691.56 ISK December re-investement Total : 1,181,000,000.00 ISK Per share : 678,345.78 ISK December NAV Total : 219,988,544,560.25 ISK Per Share : 126,357,578.73 (1741 BMBE shares public) December ROI ROI : 1.64% End of month liquid ISK Total : 24,555,659,948.86 ISK Start of month loan amount 82,000,000,000 ISK End of month loan amount 80,000,000,000 ISK Average daily amount on loan 90,741,935,483.87 ISK Share portfolie Total value : 56,734,215,000 ISK BSAMR 620,907 @85,000 ISK BSAMT 32,976 @120,000 ISK
TornSoul BIG Gentlemen's Agreement 61	Posted - 2012.01.16 21:12:00 - [3] - Quote Dividend History Per Share [code] 2006.02 0.00 ISK 2006.03 0.00 ISK 2006.04 567,705.06 ISK 2006.05 2,120,000.00 ISK 2006.06 1,660,000.00 ISK 2006.07 1,036,000.00 ISK 2006.08 651,000.00 ISK 2006.09 0.00 ISK 2006.10 10,000.00 ISK 2006.11 55,000.00 ISK 2006.12 1,240,640.00 ISK 2007.01 1,769,120.00 ISK 2007.02 1,456,554.30 ISK 2007.03 1,559,647.00 ISK 2007.04 1,389,126.10 ISK 2007.05 1,320,677.50 ISK 2007.06 1,708,296.60 ISK 2007.07 1,560,093.04 ISK 2007.08 1,389,577.68 ISK 2007.09 1,925,233.60 ISK 2007.10 1,875,814.72 ISK 2007.11 1,608,953.36 ISK 2007.12 1,226,948.72 ISK 2008.01 1,494,801.41 ISK 2008.02 1,655,349.56 ISK 2008.03 890,043.14 ISK 2008.04 0.00 ISK 2008.05 0.00 ISK 2008.06 0.00 ISK 2008.07 0.00 ISK 2008.08 207,287.81 ISK 2008.09 137,312.78 ISK 2008.10 535,504.58 ISK 2008.11 841,536.19 ISK 2008.12 1,301,060.90 ISK 2009.01 954,077.43 ISK 2009.02 913,592.90 ISK 2009.03 955,739.51 ISK 2009.04 357,353.52 ISK 2009.05 281,178.88 ISK 2009.06 567,702.44 ISK 2009.07 990,563.86 ISK 2009.08 1,108,303.40 ISK 2009.09 981,928.45 ISK 2009.10 790,670.55 ISK 2009.11 725,364.53 ISK 2009.12 1,493,512.80 ISK 2010.01 1,787,144,30 ISK 2010.02 1,549,569.40 ISK 2010.03 666,899.54 ISK 2010.04 0.00 ISK 2010.05 0.00 ISK 2010.06 1,297,032.05 ISK 2010.07 1,794,229.11 ISK 2010.08 2,784,415.19 ISK 2010.09 1,418,356.44 ISK 2010.10 2,610,170.70 ISK 2010.11 1,349,079.55 ISK 2010.12 1,650,308.50 ISK 2011.01 1,168,034.69 ISK 2011.02 1,823,582.51 ISK 2011.03 609,501.93 ISK 2011.04 729,465.82 ISK 2011.05 211,372.77 ISK 2011.06 643,308.44 ISK 2011.07 606,547.96 ISK 2011.08 742,102.24 ISK 2011.09 768,523.84 ISK 2011.10 1,345,203.91 ISK 2011.11 1,010,913.27 ISK 2011.12 1,356,691.56 ISK Total 71,235,726.07 ISK [/code]
TornSoul BIG Gentlemen's Agreement 61	Posted - 2012.01.16 21:12:00 - [4] - Quote NAV per Share History [code] 2006.02 50,000,000.00 TornSoul reporting 2006.03 50,000,000.00 0,00% 2006.04 50,000,000.00 0,00% 2006.05 50,720,000.00 1,44% 2006.06 50,876,000.00 0,31% 2006.07 51,394,000.00 1,02% 2006.08 51,719,500.00 0,63% 2006.09 51,719,500.00 0,00% 2006.10 51,719,500.00 0,00% 2006.11 51,774,500.00 0,11% 2006.12 52,809,060.00 2,00% 2007.01 53,693,620.00 1,68% 2007.02 54,421,897.10 1,36% 2007.03 55,201,721.00 1,43% 2007.04 55,896,284.10 1,26% 2007.05 56,556,622.90 1,18% 2007.06 43,417,267.90 -23,23% Ray McCormack reporting 2007.07 45,524,495.36 4,85% 2007.08 47,245,553.01 3,78% 2007.09 58,350,178.96 23,50% 2007.10 59,385,678.14 1,77% 2007.11 60,333,036.82 1,60% 2007.12 61,310,035.66 1,62% 2008.01 63,542,586.97 3,64% 2008.02 65,296,177.94 2,76% 2008.03 75,531,514.23 15,68% 2008.04 75,531,514.23 0,00% 2008.05 76,384,523.78 1,13% Sharlath reporting 2008.06 76,384,523.78 0,00% 2008.07 73,471,226.06 -3,81% TornSoul reporting 2008.08 79,177,695.53 7,77% 2008.09 81,839,020.62 3,36% 2008.10 82,106,766.56 0,33% 2008.11 83,351,656.92 1,52% 2008.12 89,486,984.77 7,36% 2009.01 89,750,969.78 0,29% 2009.02 89,681,933.79 -0,08% 2009.03 91,222,040.35 1.72% 2009.04 91,317,638.40 0.10% 2009-05 91,815,581.36 0.55% 2009-06 92,099,432.58 0.31% 2009-07 92,805,063.43 0.77% 2009-08 93,359,215.13 0.60% 2009-09 93,850,179.36 0.53% 2009-10 94,350,636.21 0.53% 2009-11 94,713,318.47 0.38% 2009-12 97,358,874.65 2.79% 2010-01 98,876,906.13 1,56% 2010-02 100,075,088.00 1,21% 2010-03 99,778,573.35 -0,30% 2010-04 95,271,029.45 -4.52% 2010-05 94,891,830.63 -0.40% 2010-06 109,728,089.58 15.63% 2010-07 108,913,955.17 -0.74% 2010-08 109,752,038.82 0.77% 2010-09 111,175,355.39 1.30% 2010-10 115,598,200.23 3.98% 2010-11 116,432,246.25 0.72% 2010-12 117,967,070.33 1.32% 2011-01 118,599,324.67 0.54% 2011-02 120,311,137.26 1.44% 2011-03 119,864,821.90 -0.37% 2011-04 119,170,626.21 -0.58% 2011-05 121,129,235.45 1.64% 2011-06 120,589,316.07 -0.45% 2011-07 121,645,110.75 0.88% 2011-08 122,016,161.87 0.31% 2011-09 122,417,914.31 0.33% 2011-10 123,394,587.06 0.80% 2011-11 123,900,043.69 0.41% 2011-12 126,357,578.73 1.98% [/code] Notes 2007.06 23.23% Decrease : 30B ISK removed from books as result of default - Collateral not yet sold however. 2007.09 23.50% Increase : Collateral from default sold - Capital put back in the books. 2008.03 15.68% Increase : Massive stock sell-off, at values larger than the book value of the shares. 2008.07 -3.81% Decrease : 9B ISK where unaccounted for - And thus wasnt put in the books. 2008.08 7.77% Increase : 9B ISK recovered and put back into the books. 2008.12 7.36% Increase : Massive stock sell-off (FIN buy-back), at value larger than the book value of the shares. 2009.02 -0.08% Decrease : Negative liquid ISK value influencing NAV value downwards. Bookkeeping artifact. 2010.03 -0.30% Decrease : Lots of late/missing payments, reducing the liquid ISK available, thus reducing NAV 2010.04 -4.52% Decrease : Lots of late/missing payments, reducing the liquid ISK available, thus reducing NAV 2010.05 -0,40% Decrease : Lots of late/missing payments, reducing the liquid ISK available, thus reducing NAV 2010.06 15.63% Increase : Bookkeeping error - But see next entry 2010.07 -0.74% Decrease : If not for last months book keeping error, this would have been the month of a huge increase, due to profit on collateral sellof. 2011.04 -0.58% Decrease : Collateral loss. 2011.05 1.64% Increase : Slightly inflated number due to bookeeping error (See also next note) 2011.06 -0.45% Decrease : Only a decrease because of last months inflated number - Else would have been an increase.
Levija Saplina Supremacy Inc. Not Found. 59	Posted - 2012.01.17 07:46:00 - [5] - Quote I am sorry if this thread is not for questions (in which case please do contact a mod to have this post removed and I shall contact you ingame). Do you have any numbers regarding your leverage ratio ? What kind of coverage/provisions do you have ?
Vaerah Vahrokha Vahrokh Consulting 132	Posted - 2012.01.17 08:42:00 - [6] - Quote This thread is a testament of your success and to this forum software incredible, undefendable failure. Can't even post a decently formatted list of numbers any more. Much less a logo. Old forums were to any average forum like old client is to new client. New forum is to any average forum like "shut door Incarna" is to a decent MMO: a joke.
Grendell Technologies Unlimited Superior Eve Engineering 64	Posted - 2012.01.17 15:11:00 - [7] - Quote TornSoul wrote: Quote: Bank dividends From: [redacted] Sent: 2011.12.31 07:44 To: TornSoul, Hi, I've returned to the game after not playing for some 5+ years. Just before I quit I purchased 200m of shares in the BIG bank venture. I was pleasantly surprised upon my return to see that the dividends have been trickling in every month since I've been gone. So, I just wanted to send this out to say thanks for your integrity and commitment all these years, and I'm glad to see that the venture worked out for you guys. I've said it before but I'll say it again, BMBE is my longest investment to date. Keep on on trucking TS. Gyd[GVQ]G{& 3rd Party Service - 12.7T Secured Gyd[GVQ]G{& GVQ In-Game Channel "Grendell" GVQ GVQ EVE-Mail Contact "Grendell" GVQ GVQ Securing Peace of mind GVQ
TornSoul BIG Gentlemen's Agreement 61	Posted - 2012.01.17 17:25:00 - [8] - Quote Levija Saplina wrote: I am sorry if this thread is not for questions (in which case please do contact a mod to have this post removed and I shall contact you ingame). Do you have any numbers regarding your leverage ratio ? What kind of coverage/provisions do you have ? Yes it's also for questions. Unfortunately err I'm not quite sure what you are asking me Leverage ratio? (You lost me there I'm afraid - Keep in mind english isn't my first langauge) I know what leverage is, and ratio... But the two put together in this context... Do you mean collateral? Could you put your question in a bit more "laymans" terms perhaps - I'm not a RL banker, so technical terminology is probably lost on me I'm afraid. Vaerah Vahrokha wrote: this forum software incredible, undefendable failure. Can't even post a decently formatted list of numbers any more. Much less a logo. Old forums were to any average forum like old client is to new client. New forum is to any average forum like "shut door Incarna" is to a decent MMO: a joke. Hear hear! Grendell wrote: Keep on on trucking TS. I will
Atreides Leto Sebiestor Tribe Minmatar Republic 10	Posted - 2012.01.19 16:05:00 - [9] - Quote Where does one go about acquiring shares? Probable a better way of asking, is there shares to be sold/bought? Thank you.
Block Ukx Forge Laboratories 53	Posted - 2012.01.19 16:14:00 - [10] - Quote Atreides Leto wrote: Where does one go about acquiring shares? Probable a better way of asking, is there shares to be sold/bought? You can try the BSAC Exchange Keep in mind that there is a stock split of 1,000 registered share per in-game share. Last BMBE trade was on 2012-01-16 16:22:37 where 2,000 shares traded at 130,000.00 ISK.

Atreides Leto Sebiestor Tribe Minmatar Republic 10	Posted - 2012.01.19 16:16:00 - [11] - Quote Block Ukx wrote: Atreides Leto wrote: Where does one go about acquiring shares? Probable a better way of asking, is there shares to be sold/bought? You can try the BSAC Exchange Keep in mind that there is a stock split of 1,000 registered share per in-game share. Last BMBE trade was on 2012-01-16 16:22:37 where 2,000 shares traded at 130,000.00 ISK. Thank you for the info, much appreciated.
Atreides Leto Sebiestor Tribe Minmatar Republic 10	Posted - 2012.01.20 12:10:00 - [12] - Quote Block Ukx wrote: Keep in mind that there is a stock split of 1,000 registered share per in-game share. I am going to invest, however, all this is new to me, could you kindly please explain what that sentence means? Sorry for my ignorance on this matter, I'm sure that for some this may seem pathetic but I do not know what it means, and English is not my native language (no excuses) it makes even more difficult. Kind regards.
Atreides Leto Sebiestor Tribe Minmatar Republic 10	Posted - 2012.01.20 12:40:00 - [13] - Quote Well been doing some investigating myself and my understanding of it goes like this: Say I order 20.000 Shares, with that Split I would have 20 in-game shares, is this a correct reading? Kind regards.
Magnu Stormhawk Stormhawk Enterprises One Stop Research 8	Posted - 2012.01.20 13:05:00 - [14] - Quote Atreides Leto wrote: Well been doing some investigating myself and my understanding of it goes like this: Say I order 20.000 Shares, with that Split I would have 20 in-game shares, is this a correct reading? Kind regards. Correct. If BSAC's split is 1000 per 1, then you would be buying what represents 20 in-game shares. Understanding this is important to understanding your potential returns. Hence Block's comment to draw your attention to it.
Atreides Leto Sebiestor Tribe Minmatar Republic 10	Posted - 2012.01.20 13:18:00 - [15] - Quote Magnu Stormhawk wrote: Atreides Leto wrote: Well been doing some investigating myself and my understanding of it goes like this: Say I order 20.000 Shares, with that Split I would have 20 in-game shares, is this a correct reading? Kind regards. Correct. If BSAC's split is 1000 per 1, then you would be buying what represents 20 in-game shares. Understanding this is important to understanding your potential returns. Hence Block's comment to draw your attention to it. Thank you Sir, great help from all, much appreciated. Kind Regards
TornSoul BIG Gentlemen's Agreement 61	Posted - 2012.01.20 18:05:00 - [16] - Quote Atreides Leto wrote: Say I order 20.000 Shares, with that Split I would have 20 in-game shares, is this a correct reading? For completeness sake : You will not receive actual ingame shares that you can view in your wallet. Instead you will get "virtual" shares registered on and handled by BSAC. BSAC (or the BSAC character used for this) has the actual ingame shares in his wallet, and is the one receiving the ingame distributed dividend payouts, which are then credited to your BSAC account. You can then request a withdrawal, and actual ISK will appear in your ingame wallet (when BSAC gets around to making the ingame transfer)
Atreides Leto Sebiestor Tribe Minmatar Republic 10	Posted - 2012.01.20 18:19:00 - [17] - Quote TornSoul wrote: Atreides Leto wrote: Say I order 20.000 Shares, with that Split I would have 20 in-game shares, is this a correct reading? For completeness sake : You will not receive actual ingame shares that you can view in your wallet. Instead you will get "virtual" shares registered on and handled by BSAC. BSAC (or the BSAC character used for this) has the actual ingame shares in his wallet, and is the one receiving the ingame distributed dividend payouts, which are then credited to your BSAC account. You can then request a withdrawal, and actual ISK will appear in your ingame wallet (when BSAC gets around to making the ingame transfer) Once more thank you for all the information, I've learned a few things I never knew existed...
Atreides Leto Sebiestor Tribe Minmatar Republic 10	Posted - 2012.01.21 23:47:00 - [18] - Quote Well I have one last dough after all... so lets say I order the 20.000 shares and get them, will get 20 in BSCA, for sake of argument lets say that each share cost was 1000 ISK, what would be my bill? 20Million or 20Thousand? Thank you yet again, best regards.
IonHammer Van Diemen's Demise Northern Coalition. 5	Posted - 2012.01.22 01:40:00 - [19] - Quote Atreides Leto wrote: Well I have one last dough after all... so lets say I order the 20.000 shares and get them, will get 20 in BSCA, for sake of argument lets say that each share cost was 1000 ISK, what would be my bill? 20Million or 20Thousand? Thank you yet again, best regards. I will take a stab at this but first let me say I have been a shareholder from the start of BMBE but I have no other dealing with BMBE other than as a shareholder. I have no dealing or relationship with BSCA. I may completely balls things up, but thats the chance you take I will stand corrected by any official of these groups. As at December report December NAV Total : 219,988,544,560.25 ISK Per Share : 126,357,578.73 (1741 BMBE shares public) this equated to a book value of 126,357,578.73 isk per share. I originally paid 50 mill per share. This of course does not equate to the value of the shares when traded because that will be based on the market and what people are willing to buy and sell at. So as mentioned in the thread BMBE shares are split by BSCA at a ratio of 1000 to one. The last trans was at 130k isk so 130k by 1000 equals 130 mill per BMBE share which is a slight premium to the BMBE NAV share price for DEC. Also i note from the BSCA website that they distribute 95% of the BMBE share dividend so that seems to be a 5% management fee.#1 If you wanted to buy 20 BMBE shares that would be a total as per BMBE NAV of 126,357,578.73 * 20 = 2,527,151,574.6 isk To buy these shares via BSCA would be 130k#2 * 20k = 2,600,000,000.00 What I can't tell you is does BSCA cover your virtual buys with actual BMBE shares or not? Notes #1 Management fees are based on what I see at the site actual BSCA fees may vary. #2 Last transaction price @ BSCA for BMBE shares. Hope this helps and no I don't want to sell my shares.
Block Ukx Forge Laboratories 53	Posted - 2012.01.22 01:47:00 - [20] - Quote Atreides Leto wrote: Well I have one last dough after all... so lets say I order the 20.000 shares and get them, will get 20 in BSCA, for sake of argument lets say that each share cost was 1000 ISK, what would be my bill? 20Million or 20Thousand? Thank you yet again, best regards. If you order 20,000 shares you will get 20,000 registered shares. In the case of BMBE where the stock split is 1,000:1, those 20,000 registered shares equal 20 in-game shares. If you pay 1,000 ISK per share, then your cost will be 20,000 +y 1,000 ISK = 20 M ISK. The stock split plays a role in deciding the intrinsic price of registered shares. For instance, BMBE in-game intrinsic share price is 126,357,578.73 ISK. However, the intrinsic price of registered shares is 126,357,578.73 / 1,000 = 126,257.58 ISK In both cases the return on investment (ROI) is exactly the same.

Block Ukx Forge Laboratories 53	Posted - 2012.01.22 01:51:00 - [21] - Quote IonHammer wrote: Also i note from the BSCA website that they distribute 95% of the BMBE share dividend so that seems to be a 5% management fee.#1 This is not correct. BSAC distributes 100% of the BMBE share dividend. There is no management fee associated with BMBE. We only charge management fee on BSAC's shares.
Block Ukx Forge Laboratories 53	Posted - 2012.01.22 01:54:00 - [22] - Quote IonHammer wrote: What I can't tell you is does BSCA cover your virtual buys with actual BMBE shares or not? The registered shares are covered with in-game shares held in BSAC MMM's wallet. TornSoul can verify this at anytime.
Atreides Leto Sebiestor Tribe Minmatar Republic 10	Posted - 2012.01.22 02:18:00 - [23] - Quote I suspected that much about the split, however never had been in these dealings so I'm old enough to know that GG#In DoubtGG% you ask... I keep saying GG#thank youGG% to everyone and rightfully so, you guys have been great, fantastic help. No matter how solid BMBE shares are, the split 1000:1 makes it un-atractive from my point of view IMHO, no sense putting any buy orders at this time, again that is my opinion as a new investor. The wonderful thing is, that while one is un-attractive, others aren't... So I did find investment opportunities at BSAC and am enjoying spending sometime a day in there, would recommend to anyone that (as myself) was wondering where to invest some extra ISK. Great place to be, great help, will be a loyal costumer for long time I'm sure. Thank you ALL for everything, much appreciated indeed. Best regards.
TornSoul BIG Gentlemen's Agreement 61	Posted - 2012.01.22 15:39:00 - [24] - Quote Atreides Leto wrote: No matter how solid BMBE shares are, the split 1000:1 makes it un-atractive from my point of view IMHO, no sense putting any buy orders at this time, again that is my opinion as a new investor. Your conclusion above makes me think you perhaps haven't quite understood what the 1000:1 split means (I could be wrong) Because whether the BSAC split is 1000:1 or 100:1 or 1:1 (or even 1:100) makes absolutely no difference to your potential earnings. So how you use the split ratio as a basis for not investing is a bit mysterious to me. (It makes no difference to me if you invest or not - I'm just curious as to your reasoning) -- Individual BMBE shares (i.e. one single ingame share) are to my knowledge the most expensive shares around. For some people ~130M ISK, just to get a single share (and thus partake in dividends), is a lot of ISK, and thus they stay away. Some might prefer to not invest more than say 20M ISK - With the BSAC 1000:1 split they have that option, as they can then just buy ~150 "virtual" BMBE shares on BSAC (this roughly equals 20M ISK). The return on their investment (percentage wise) stays exactly the same.
Atreides Leto Sebiestor Tribe Minmatar Republic 10	Posted - 2012.01.22 19:58:00 - [25] - Quote TornSoul wrote: I'm just curious as to your reasoning) Well I just started on this venture a couple of days ago... so yes, I admit I may have misunderstood the concept of the split, here's what I get from it, will try and explain as best I can: Split of 1000:1 to me means, if I want 1 (one) share I have to buy 1000 (one thousand) so lets say for sake of argument that each share costs 130,000.00 ISK (as per last trade) I would have an investment of 130Million ISK for 1 (one) share, again for sake of argument lets say the dividend came to be 1,356.69 per share (using last dividend). Now lets compare with another stock that has no split and (for sake of argument) each share costs 25,000.00, lets use the same amount of investment, the 130M ISK would buy me 5,200 shares, lets say (for sake of argument) the dividend on those shares came to be 115.00 ISK my total dividend for the same investment amount would have been 598,000.00 ISK. That above is my understanding, if my interpretation is wrong I kindly request humbly for your help in clarifying it. Best regards.
Block Ukx Forge Laboratories 53	Posted - 2012.01.22 20:44:00 - [26] - Quote Atreides Leto wrote: Split of 1000:1 to me means, if I want 1 (one) share I have to buy 1000 (one thousand) so lets say for sake of argument that each share costs 130,000.00 ISK (as per last trade) I would have an investment of 130Million ISK for 1 (one) share, again for sake of argument lets say the dividend came to be 1,356.69 per share (using last dividend). I hope you understand that the 1,356.69 ISK dividend was per registered share. The ROI is exactly the same as the in-game shares ROI. Atreides Leto wrote: Now lets compare with another stock that has no split and (for sake of argument) each share costs 25,000.00, lets use the same amount of investment, the 130M ISK would buy me 5,200 shares, lets say (for sake of argument) the dividend on those shares came to be 115.00 ISK my total dividend for the same investment amount would have been 598,000.00 ISK. The stock split is irrelevant to the dividend. The ROI is independent of stock split. Like TournSoul mention above, the stock split is really used to lower the entrance barrier by making shares affordable to the general public; it is much easier to trade a 130,000 ISK share than to trade a 130M share.
Atreides Leto Sebiestor Tribe Minmatar Republic 10	Posted - 2012.01.22 21:03:00 - [27] - Quote Block Ukx wrote: I hope you understand that the 1,356.69 ISK dividend was per registered share. The ROI is exactly the same as the in-game shares ROI. So you mean that the 1,356.69 ISK would be x 1000? Not just 1? If that is the case then I'm totally wrong with my analysis logic... and feel ashamed
Block Ukx Forge Laboratories 53	Posted - 2012.01.23 01:08:00 - [28] - Quote Atreides Leto wrote: So you mean that the 1,356.69 ISK would be x 1000? Not just 1? If the in-game share pays a 1,356,690 ISK dividend per share, then the registerd share pays 1,356.69 ISK per share. ROI is the same in both cases. in-game share ROI = 1,356,690 / 126,357,580 = 1.07 % registered share ROI = 1,356.69 / 126,357.58 = 1.07 %

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