Future investments.
I think it makes good sense to place 30% funds not paid as dividends with coinlender. But without locking it in.
And then when we are ready to invest, we should go for a diversified group purchase like the one CoinHoarder is doing.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/closed-diversified-group-buy-kncbitfuryvmchashfast-268280
Order from multiple vendors.
Maybe issue new shares to place the orders from multiple vendors. Or maybe just join a group buy already happening where we don't have to raise more funds, but still maintain the growth.
If we have to issue new shares - how would we go about calculating the strike price?
I think it makes good sense to place 30% funds not paid as dividends with coinlender. But without locking it in.
And then when we are ready to invest, we should go for a diversified group purchase like the one CoinHoarder is doing.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/closed-diversified-group-buy-kncbitfuryvmchashfast-268280
Order from multiple vendors.
Maybe issue new shares to place the orders from multiple vendors. Or maybe just join a group buy already happening where we don't have to raise more funds, but still maintain the growth.
If we have to issue new shares - how would we go about calculating the strike price?
One choice for any new shares would be a completely new issue, probably as a type of bond or loan. Maybe named "Fenix.Grow," offering a flat percentage dividend that begins paying on a specific date, say 1 month from now. The bond (or loan) could be bought back from the growth fund at a flat rate percentage on a specified date.
That satisfies keeping the Fenix asset issue intact, gives Fenix itself working capital, and offers a repayment plan.
That new issue could be placed on any exchange, because it would be separate from the Fenix asset issue.
How's that?
It is the only way it should be otherwise I am out. Dilution by adding shares would mean falling prices.
Today, that's enough 
