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January 02, 2013, 11:02:08 AM
#24
Weekly Update:

BTC: No change
L$: No change

Please be aware that there was a slight increase in the overall price of the fund; however, it is below 3 decimal points out and is not reflected in the buy/sell share price.
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December 27, 2012, 10:41:05 AM
#23
Weekly Update:

BTC: +4.6%
L$: +5%
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December 20, 2012, 02:19:34 AM
#22
Weekly:

L$: -.009%
BTC: -3.4%

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December 07, 2012, 10:56:32 AM
#21
Update on website: Please be aware that the issue has been solved; however, BTC portfolios are now the first 5 characters of the BTC address and not the entire string. The host software didn't like a URL that was that long, apparently. Also, I realized that one could theoretically look at another client's portfolio by using the blockchain to look up deposit addresses, and then typing in the address. If you would like me to change your portfolio URL to a custom .com/XXXXXXX please let me know. I will be changing the form to include that field.

Weekly Update:

BTC -2.5%
L$ - +3.4%
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December 06, 2012, 01:09:00 AM
#20
Update on the website: They were unable to sort out the situation tonight with the BTC portfolios; I'm hoping it will be solved tomorrow. If BTC customers wish to know their current value or their dividends they received this week, please PM or email me.
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December 05, 2012, 04:49:17 PM
#19
Please be aware that there is an issue with the Bitcoin portfolios in that there is some sort of conflict with the website host that has destroyed the formatting of them. I am working to fix the issue, and will update you when it is resolved. For some reason, SL customers are not affected.

Edit: I have an email in with the host, typical response time is 24 hours
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November 29, 2012, 11:02:26 AM
#18
Quick update: The deal on purchasing CAPX stock below market price has expired. Congratulations to those that took advantage of it while they could Smiley
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November 28, 2012, 11:15:51 AM
#17
Weekly Update:

L$:+4%
BTC:-1.9%

Overall, the BTC portion of the fund performed quite well for having the price jump up as it did. In the end of December, I expect our portfolio holdings in increase in value as CAPX, which the fund holds shares in, has been having quite a bit of trading initiated which is lowering the value of the fund by roughly .7L for every share held in CAPX. (Roughly 10% of value would increase when it resumes normal levels). I expect BTC price to normalize in the end of December as well, as the halving fiasco should end around then.
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November 21, 2012, 11:36:44 PM
#16
To whomever registered an account without an email address, please send me a PM if you have accessing your portfolio. It's the first one that's been setup without an email. Thanks!
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November 21, 2012, 02:15:16 PM
#15
Weekly Update:

L$ (Down 1.8%)
BTC (Down 4.5%)

BTC price has risen a fair amount since the last week; however, we didn't suffer substantially in that regard. L$ price is down slightly our fund trades in CAPX shares in our portfolio. At the current time, every 8.5 Lindens that are invested (.0002~BTC) the value of that share purchased increases by 11% due to our deal to continue to purchase CAPX shares at below market value. Now is the time to invest through BTC, as our deal is set to expire early December (although I am hoping to receive an extension on it as it is an amazing deal.)

Any questions please contact me at [email protected].

www.nintaibrokerage.com for more information about our fund.
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November 12, 2012, 10:52:48 AM
#14
Busy week last week, and I forgot to post an update for you guys who aren't invested in the fund!

Weekly Update:

1.13 per share (No change)
0.000388 per share (0.8% up)
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October 31, 2012, 09:43:44 AM
#13
Weekly Update:

1.13L per share (Down 1.7%)
0.000385BTC per share (Up 2.7%)


Note: Dividends will be added to accounts next week. To make a reinvestment or withdraw, please use the investment form on the website. Monthly performance for October is as follows:

L$: +13%
BTC +18.6%

Uncommon growth in both Linden financials and BTC financials. This growth is due to a stock deal with the parent company, where we are able to secure certain stocks at roughly 10% below market value. BTC high growth is due to a moderate price drop in BTC-SLL.
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October 24, 2012, 12:34:13 PM
#12
As a part owner in this fund I just want to add that CecilNiosaki has been professional and patient in his dealings with me, and has promptly replied to emails I have sent him.    I did pretty well with similar investments this week as well, so his profits for this week are not out of line with my other similar investments.  Returns of 2% a month are not extremely uncommon.  Though not astronomical, they are a bit more realistic.  I believe the next several months will show a good return on investment (although there are many variables to consider).  I am confident this is a real investment and not any type of scheme and that the fund will show continued growth.  I also want to echo what he previously stated...

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Growth of ~3% a week is highly abnormal and should not be seen as the norm.


Disclaimer...I also hold a small percentage of NBC, so I may be somewhat biased....but would I own a percentage in his company if I believed otherwise?
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October 24, 2012, 10:45:55 AM
#11
Weekly Update:

1.15L per share (11% increase)
0.000375BTC per share (12% increase)

This week's increase of value was due to a small dip in the BTC price and selling the BTC before the dip, as well as picking up a number of stocks at a discount rate. Growth of ~3% a week is highly abnormal and should not be seen as the norm.
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October 17, 2012, 06:57:36 PM
#10
Is this the next Usagi?

I looked up Usagi and NYAN. I'm not super familiar with it, but from what I can tell he closed down three funds in an order that was beneficial to his clients, and then purchased the other assets with the other funds before they closed (correct me if I'm wrong.)

Nintai Brokerage Corporation only runs one fund, and I've been investing in the Capital Exchange since August of last year, when Nintai Brokerage Corporation was listed on their market. If there is something specifically I can address, please let me know. The other item I notice is that NYAN paid a set dividend per month, and I don't see anything about buy backs. I'm honestly having a hard time comparing the two, besides they are both a fund.
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October 17, 2012, 06:46:25 PM
#9
Is this the next Usagi?
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October 17, 2012, 06:20:52 PM
#8
Week's Price Update:

1.031L per share (*tiny raise)
.000333BTC per share (*6% increase)

(*Note: Compared to last week raise or loss)
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October 12, 2012, 01:53:08 PM
#7
For those who are not investing, I would like some input if you have the time. Which of the current terms make the fund unattractive to you. Would it be that there are no dividends or something else?

Thank you for your input in advance! If there is a consensus of a term that is unfavorable, largely I will try to adjust it so that the fund appeals to a wider audience.

I think this is a great idea, but I see couples problems that might limit investors.

1. Most of the BTC assets pay dividends, and ones that don't aren't very attractive to investors i've talked with
2. BTC has had very wild upswings in price, We could have an upswing in BTC of 15% in one week(or Down) and then it could take a year to break even if that BTC price remains stable.
3. I think alot of people would see this as shorting BTC, because most people are optimistic on BTC Price growth.

1. I think I'll revise the terms to factor in a dividend, in that case. We actually use to offer a fund with a dividend, but one of the more popular funds in the Second Life investment market had great growth due to not offering a dividend and instead using that capital for reinvestment. Offering a dividend does lower that growth by a margin, but I guess it is a trade-off in the BTC market -- especially since users don't want to have their funds laying stagnant without access to them at all.

2. I actually attempted to factor that into the return. I'll try to make that more clear to investors. Because the SL stock market has many high dividend paying companies, the majority of those shares are climbing rapidly. Our company possesses a large number of shares that are expected to grow 15% growth in next month, and they also pay a .10L per share dividend. I think that as long as we continue to approach high dividend, high growth trustworthy stocks in that market BTC price growth will not harm the price in the long run (week by week it looks very jumpy, not only because of BTC-SL price but also because of stock price fluctuation.) As far as I can tell, the BTC price is trying to normalize around 12-12.2USD per BTC, and that a decent sized sell order could bring it back down to $11.4. I'm hoping the market can find stability at that point as the trend seems to be. I originally wrote up the fund plan when BTC was stable in the 7 dollar range. However, with the other investments that were available at the time it wasn't worth it to enter the market. Let me know if that helps to address that concern.
3. It's possible that they would see it that way; however, while shorting would provide incredible profits for BTC customers, there is also a fair amount of profit to be made if the price stabilizes or raises at a steady 2% per month. It honestly depends on when investors think the price is going to stabilize. I think the fund can be quite competitive compared to many investments, especially with the recent defaults in the long-term deposit BTC market, as well as the closure of the GLBSE.

Edit: I updated the OP to reflect what I wrote here including adding 30% of profit per month as a dividend
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October 12, 2012, 01:21:36 PM
#6
For those who are not investing, I would like some input if you have the time. Which of the current terms make the fund unattractive to you. Would it be that there are no dividends or something else?

Thank you for your input in advance! If there is a consensus of a term that is unfavorable, largely I will try to adjust it so that the fund appeals to a wider audience.

I think this is a great idea, but I see couples problems that might limit investors.

1. Most of the BTC assets pay dividends, and ones that don't aren't very attractive to investors i've talked with
2. BTC has had very wild upswings in price, We could have an upswing in BTC of 15% in one week(or Down) and then it could take a year to break even if that BTC price remains stable.
3. I think alot of people would see this as shorting BTC, because most people are optimistic on BTC Price growth.
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October 12, 2012, 10:49:36 AM
#5
For those who are not investing, I would like some input if you have the time. Which of the current terms make the fund unattractive to you. Would it be that there are no dividends or something else?

Thank you for your input in advance! If there is a consensus of a term that is unfavorable, largely I will try to adjust it so that the fund appeals to a wider audience.
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