Dear investors,
Weekly dividend has been paid!
7.3709812 BTC paid over 4840 shares.
Payment a share 0.00152293 BTC.
Yours sincerely,
PsychoticBoy and Paladon
Topic: [GLBSE] Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund - Completely Transparent - page 6. (Read 22471 times)
September 16, 2012, 03:32:20 PM
September 12, 2012, 05:31:23 PM
One more thing to add to the dashboard!
Please add a NAV (Net Asset Value) column to the Weekly Income and Costs table.
That way we can see the value per share increase/decrease on a weekly basis.
Please add a NAV (Net Asset Value) column to the Weekly Income and Costs table.
That way we can see the value per share increase/decrease on a weekly basis.
Good addition. At the moment the current NAV is visible at the indicators. From now on we will add the weekly NAV at dividend payout day (sunday) in the weekly income en costs table. Dashboard will be updated soon.
Regards,
Paladon
September 12, 2012, 05:12:43 PM
Dear investors,
The Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund managed to sell our OBSI.HRPT today for a good price. We do not have enough confidence anymore in this bond. The risk profile of FDBF is now lowered and we do feel this is better for our investors. Check our dashboard for details and let us know if you have anymore questions.
Regards,
Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund
Paladon & PsychoticBoy
The Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund managed to sell our OBSI.HRPT today for a good price. We do not have enough confidence anymore in this bond. The risk profile of FDBF is now lowered and we do feel this is better for our investors. Check our dashboard for details and let us know if you have anymore questions.
Regards,
Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund
Paladon & PsychoticBoy
Awesome - Toss that trash out.
September 12, 2012, 05:06:44 PM
One more thing to add to the dashboard!
Please add a NAV (Net Asset Value) column to the Weekly Income and Costs table.
That way we can see the value per share increase/decrease on a weekly basis.
Please add a NAV (Net Asset Value) column to the Weekly Income and Costs table.
That way we can see the value per share increase/decrease on a weekly basis.
September 12, 2012, 04:57:06 PM
The Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund managed to sell our OBSI.HRPT today for a good price. We do not have enough confidence anymore in this bond.
Thank you. This bond worried me as well and I'm glad it is no longer part of the FDBF.
September 12, 2012, 02:34:31 PM
Dear investors,
The Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund managed to sell our OBSI.HRPT today for a good price. We do not have enough confidence anymore in this bond. The risk profile of FDBF is now lowered and we do feel this is better for our investors. Check our dashboard for details and let us know if you have anymore questions.
Regards,
Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund
Paladon & PsychoticBoy
The Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund managed to sell our OBSI.HRPT today for a good price. We do not have enough confidence anymore in this bond. The risk profile of FDBF is now lowered and we do feel this is better for our investors. Check our dashboard for details and let us know if you have anymore questions.
Regards,
Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund
Paladon & PsychoticBoy
September 11, 2012, 05:55:38 AM
Can't be left out of a Dutch investment fund considering my name 
Good Luck guys !
Good Luck guys !
September 10, 2012, 03:02:20 AM
Dear investors,
Second dividend has been paid!
7.06406050 BTC paid over 3,865 shares.
Payment a share 0.00182770 BTC.
Regards,
Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund
Paladon & PsychoticBoy
Second dividend has been paid!
7.06406050 BTC paid over 3,865 shares.
Payment a share 0.00182770 BTC.
Regards,
Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund
Paladon & PsychoticBoy
saw it on my GLBSE account, thanks!
September 09, 2012, 03:28:17 PM
Dear investors,
Second dividend has been paid!
7.06406050 BTC paid over 3,865 shares.
Payment a share 0.00182770 BTC.
Regards,
Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund
Paladon & PsychoticBoy
Second dividend has been paid!
7.06406050 BTC paid over 3,865 shares.
Payment a share 0.00182770 BTC.
Regards,
Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund
Paladon & PsychoticBoy
September 08, 2012, 03:51:37 AM
Yes it is, sorry -I have an extension to block cross-site requesting, so I just saw blank rectangles!
It would be nice to have this info next to the others, though.
Thanks for the fast answer
It would be nice to have this info next to the others, though.
Thanks for the fast answer
Done
. Check the Dashboard.Regards,
Paladon
Please stop being awesome, it reflects badly on other funds.
September 08, 2012, 03:15:07 AM
Yes it is, sorry -I have an extension to block cross-site requesting, so I just saw blank rectangles!
It would be nice to have this info next to the others, though.
Thanks for the fast answer
It would be nice to have this info next to the others, though.
Thanks for the fast answer
Done
. Check the Dashboard.Regards,
Paladon
September 07, 2012, 01:09:56 PM
Would be nice to see percentage of exposure to each investment. Sure one can always take the total and divide by it, but there is really no reason not to include it directly.
The percentage of exposure of each investment is visible in the graph of assets (under the graph of weekly profit). I hope this is what you mean. If not just let me know and I will try to add it.
Regards,
Paladon
Yes it is, sorry -I have an extension to block cross-site requesting, so I just saw blank rectangles!
It would be nice to have this info next to the others, though.
Thanks for the fast answer
September 07, 2012, 12:32:32 PM
Would be nice to see percentage of exposure to each investment. Sure one can always take the total and divide by it, but there is really no reason not to include it directly.
The percentage of exposure of each investment is visible in the graph of assets (under the graph of weekly profit). I hope this is what you mean. If not just let me know and I will try to add it.
Regards,
Paladon
September 07, 2012, 12:24:56 PM
Beta version of our dashboard is https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AkzS_thDsmwudHVKcFdMRXg5cjY3eklqNmxHeGlIeXc&single=true&gid=0&output=html
Please let us know your comments.
Would be nice to see percentage of exposure to each investment. Sure one can always take the total and divide by it, but there is really no reason not to include it directly.
September 07, 2012, 06:23:33 AM
Update:
The second week of the Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund is going well. Our fund is growing and we are able to generate a nice profit. There are still 2 days left before dividend pay-out, but the current profit shows a higher dividend then the first week. Because we are completely transparent (in contrast to some other funds/companies) you can monitor our progress and choices at our public dashboard. Comments or questions are always welcome.
Sunday we wil pay dividend.
Regards,
Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund
Paladon & PsychoticBoy
The second week of the Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund is going well. Our fund is growing and we are able to generate a nice profit. There are still 2 days left before dividend pay-out, but the current profit shows a higher dividend then the first week. Because we are completely transparent (in contrast to some other funds/companies) you can monitor our progress and choices at our public dashboard. Comments or questions are always welcome.
Sunday we wil pay dividend.
Regards,
Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund
Paladon & PsychoticBoy
September 04, 2012, 03:33:57 PM
Beside the current pie chart, I added another one with the total assets, including BTC and given loans.
Great work. The dashboard has all the info I need, right at my fingertips. September 04, 2012, 03:03:03 PM
I have one more dashboard suggestions that I forgot to mention in my last post:
The pie chart shows GLBSE Assets... but can we also add the Loans to this Pie Chart. Then we can call it "Total Assets" or something.
This would easily show that Loans make up about 3-4% of the total assets in the fund.
Knowing the percentages of each asset (including the outstanding loans) can help investors better assess the risk profile of the entire fund.
The pie chart shows GLBSE Assets... but can we also add the Loans to this Pie Chart. Then we can call it "Total Assets" or something.
This would easily show that Loans make up about 3-4% of the total assets in the fund.
Knowing the percentages of each asset (including the outstanding loans) can help investors better assess the risk profile of the entire fund.
Beside the current pie chart, I added another one with the total assets, including BTC and given loans.
September 04, 2012, 02:37:18 PM
Thanks Carnth.
Thank you for the additions to the dashboard!I have one more dashboard suggestions that I forgot to mention in my last post:
The pie chart shows GLBSE Assets... but can we also add the Loans to this Pie Chart. Then we can call it "Total Assets" or something.
This would easily show that Loans make up about 3-4% of the total assets in the fund.
Knowing the percentages of each asset (including the outstanding loans) can help investors better assess the risk profile of the entire fund.
September 04, 2012, 02:04:14 PM
First, I think the OP needs to be updated (still contains Pre-IPO info).
I also think the OP (and the GLBSE asset) needs to have a more concise category applied to FDBF.
For example: Is this a low-risk, medium-risk or high-risk fund?
"Flying Dutchman is a medium-risk Bitcoin fund," etc.
I like the Google Docs Dashboard. The information and charting is great.
In the "Weekly income and costs" section, I would like to see a column called "Dividends Reinvested" that shows the other 30% of the dividend with a total at the bottom. Its not hard to figure it out, it would be quicker if the dashboard had this info.
Also, in the loans section, I would like to see an "Amount Outstanding" column with a total at the bottom. Again, it's not hard to figure out, but having it on the dashboard would give the info quicker.
Thanks and keep up the good work.
I also think the OP (and the GLBSE asset) needs to have a more concise category applied to FDBF.
For example: Is this a low-risk, medium-risk or high-risk fund?
"Flying Dutchman is a medium-risk Bitcoin fund," etc.
I like the Google Docs Dashboard. The information and charting is great.
In the "Weekly income and costs" section, I would like to see a column called "Dividends Reinvested" that shows the other 30% of the dividend with a total at the bottom. Its not hard to figure it out, it would be quicker if the dashboard had this info.
Also, in the loans section, I would like to see an "Amount Outstanding" column with a total at the bottom. Again, it's not hard to figure out, but having it on the dashboard would give the info quicker.
Thanks and keep up the good work.
Thanks Carnth. You are right that the pre-IPO info is not needed anymore, I corrected it. In the future the OP will be updated more if needed.
Your suggestions for the Dashboard are good! Thanks, I just changed it and I hope it helps to inform investors in a transparent en good way.
September 04, 2012, 01:15:14 PM
First, I think the OP needs to be updated (still contains Pre-IPO info).
I also think the OP (and the GLBSE asset) needs to have a more concise category applied to FDBF.
For example: Is this a low-risk, medium-risk or high-risk fund?
"Flying Dutchman is a medium-risk Bitcoin fund," etc.
I like the Google Docs Dashboard. The information and charting is great.
In the "Weekly income and costs" section, I would like to see a column called "Dividends Reinvested" that shows the other 30% of the dividend with a total at the bottom. Its not hard to figure it out, it would be quicker if the dashboard had this info.
Also, in the loans section, I would like to see an "Amount Outstanding" column with a total at the bottom. Again, it's not hard to figure out, but having it on the dashboard would give the info quicker.
Thanks and keep up the good work.
I also think the OP (and the GLBSE asset) needs to have a more concise category applied to FDBF.
For example: Is this a low-risk, medium-risk or high-risk fund?
"Flying Dutchman is a medium-risk Bitcoin fund," etc.
I like the Google Docs Dashboard. The information and charting is great.
In the "Weekly income and costs" section, I would like to see a column called "Dividends Reinvested" that shows the other 30% of the dividend with a total at the bottom. Its not hard to figure it out, it would be quicker if the dashboard had this info.
Also, in the loans section, I would like to see an "Amount Outstanding" column with a total at the bottom. Again, it's not hard to figure out, but having it on the dashboard would give the info quicker.
Thanks and keep up the good work.
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