Topic: [Havelock Investments] - Havelock Mining Fund (HMF) - page 6. (Read 19431 times)
is there a thread for feedback on havelockinvestment.com not regarding the mining fund?
In case anyone missed it: ASICs are late, the block reward has halved, and so did the dividend for December... Perfect time for buying cheap units from panic sellers.
All this makes me wonder: what is a reasonable annual yield on an investment of this kind? They have a proven track record, business references, contact information, monthly reports, etc. Are bitcoin would-be investors spoiled? Or is 9% or 13% APY really bad for a low-risk, but still risky investment?
All this makes me wonder: what is a reasonable annual yield on an investment of this kind? They have a proven track record, business references, contact information, monthly reports, etc. Are bitcoin would-be investors spoiled? Or is 9% or 13% APY really bad for a low-risk, but still risky investment?
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Glad to see that ASIC preorders are not paid for using unit funds, and are spread out between different suppliers. Great job so far, keep it up!
The IPO has been active for two hours, and a little bit over half of the units are gone.
Sorry for not keeping a good watch on this forum thread, we have, indeed, been focusing on actually running the mining operation and maximizing profits
I was coming here to post that the public offering today has just under half the units remaining, but you beat me to it, thanks!
We have also just released our September Financial Statements, as well as Quarterly Q3 Statements
We have also posted an update regarding our move to ASICs
Thanks for your interest in Havelock Investments!
Cheers,
James
The IPO has been active for two hours, and a little bit over half of the units are gone.
They're there, in their room.
Your mining rig is on fire, yet you're very calm.
Your mining rig is on fire, yet you're very calm.
+1
Don't forget that he paid for his mining rig. Not payed for it.
In case you missed it: another public offering is scheduled for October 1st. I can't blame them for staying away from this drama-and-scandal filled forum...
harnett @ starfish BCB. It is listed in longterm lending.
Interesting. Good luck.
4 percent per month is a bit lacking when Patrick offers the same with better terms.
Actually, at current prices it's four times less, about 13% annual yield. On the other hand, it's three times more than what I can get from my bank. To me this the sweet spot of the risk/return ratio. It is based in a real-world operation with a specific business plan, financial reports, and references from a well-established and reputable business partner (cavirtex).
Exactly. Real people with real names and a real location I can actually drive to.
And post #6 above explains how it is different from these other offerings that you may be thinking of puffn.
There are also a lot of fact sheets and financial reports etc. to check out at their site.
harnett @ starfish BCB. It is listed in longterm lending.
Interesting. Good luck.
4 percent per month is a bit lacking when Patrick offers the same with better terms.
Actually, at current prices it's four times less, about 13% annual yield. On the other hand, it's three times more than what I can get from my bank. To me this the sweet spot of the risk/return ratio. It is based in a real-world operation with a specific business plan, financial reports, and references from a well-established and reputable business partner (cavirtex).
Exactly. Real people with real names and a real location I can actually drive to.
harnett @ starfish BCB. It is listed in longterm lending.
Interesting. Good luck.
4 percent per month is a bit lacking when Patrick offers the same with better terms.
Actually, at current prices it's four times less, about 13% annual yield. On the other hand, it's three times more than what I can get from my bank. To me this the sweet spot of the risk/return ratio. It is based in a real-world operation with a specific business plan, financial reports, and references from a well-established and reputable business partner (cavirtex).
harnett @ starfish BCB. It is listed in longterm lending.
4 percent per month is a bit lacking when Patrick offers the same with better terms.
Patrick who?
4 percent per month is a bit lacking when Patrick offers the same with better terms.
When might we see some other securities launched on the havelockinvestments.com site?
I've heard rumors that Virtex is going public!
When might we see some other securities launched on the havelockinvestments.com site?
How will you be advertising upcoming POs?
Go to the site and click on the HIM symbol anywhere you see it.
You will see a box with tabs for "Updates" and "Public Offerings" along with the other details for the fund.
If you are a member of the site you can also choose the Email Settings option to get email notices for a variety of things.
How will you be advertising upcoming POs?
Thanks lightbox I will be checking it out.
Although the mining bonds are not in their best moments right now, a 4.34% interest rate per month seems a bit low, at least for me.
This differs from a bond type offering...
we are not paying out 100% of the revenue (or even 90%).. we are aiming to pay out approximately 50% of the revenue, and use the other 50% towards reinvestment in the fund itself. So by simply owning units of the fund, you take advantage of us managing the equipment AND using some of the revenue generated to buy MORE equipment, without having to dilute the fund by issuing more units. By doing this we hope to counter the affects of rising difficulty, so we can keep our dividend consistently high.
Cheers
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