SPinvest weekly earnings and holdings reports #17
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Good day everyone, Its Saturday so that means weekly earnings and holding report. Yeaaa, the dry post this is boring to look at but provides much information for SPI token investors. This week, we smashed it, we did over 700 HIVE in earnings. I have no idea how this has happened but we did it.
With a few over things in the works, we get we earning 1000 HIVE a week by the end of the year. Think about that........1000 per week :) It's dead simple when we remember that many hands make light work for everyone.
Holding are about the same as last week, we earned 0.000769 BTC, 7ish tether, silver is up around 50 cents an oz and everything else is holding value. The fund has grown by just over 4000 HIVE this week. Let's have a look at the report.
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It looks like things are starting to get through to people in terms of the value that SPI offers. There is a bit more of a spread this week between the value (2.05 HIVE) and the asking price on H-E (2.29 HIVE).
Still, for a 10% difference in the ask price above what is effectively book value, is insane.
It is a steal. This is the image that shows the full story.
Steady progress up.
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Hi. Not sure what the issue is here but have received no dividend payment last week or this week despite a healthy SPI holding. Also still have a query outstanding from SPI holding report #15 which identified a possible underpayment for earlier dividends. Could someone please check what's going on. Thank you.
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