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Girlie Chum

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Business investments can be profitable but can involve a lot risks. We need to carefully analyze the project and the specific risk before it becomes a grave issue but how do we go about such things? Are there tools that can help in evaluating those risks. How do we manage and identify problems easily?
 
Maybe some context would help with the question, what risks are you interested in or just in general?

Regarding deeds risk can be minimised by owning a certain proportion of each deed type. As before when the CLD price dropped the AUD price jumped up, so owning some of both balances the loses. It is like backing every horse in the race.

Of course to do this it might mean increasing your overall investment in EU which has intrinsic risk which can't really be reduced.

In terms of hunting/mining/crafting, go easy and be sensible seems to be the lowest risk route. Try always on quantity rather than condition, avoid amps and mobs above your level. Team hunting also reduces the risk by allowing you to be part of more mob kills and increases the chance of a nice multiplier.
 
After all RL expeses use 50% of whats left for weed and 50% to deposit. Even if you loose evrething you will be happy. 50% of deposits for deeds 50% for items. 50% of deeds CLD and 50% AUD.
 
AxeMurderer said:
After all RL expeses use 50% of whats left for weed and 50% to deposit. Even if you loose evrething you will be happy. 50% of deposits for deeds 50% for items. 50% of deeds CLD and 50% AUD.
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Thats too much 50%. Should increase the weed to like 75%
 
AxeMurderer said:
After all RL expeses use 50% of whats left for weed and 50% to deposit. Even if you loose evrething you will be happy. 50% of deposits for deeds 50% for items. 50% of deeds CLD and 50% AUD.
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I think before you wrote such posts you choose 100% weed! All the way :laugh:

As about OP question, the lowest risk is to avoid hunting/mining/crafting and invest only (Deeds-LA's-Transport Service etc). If you choose to "play" then there is a huge risk to loose a big part of initiate capital. The logic dictates that just playing EU, you can't count that activity as an investement.
 
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AxeMurderer said:
After all RL expeses use 50% of whats left for weed and 50% to deposit. Even if you loose evrething you will be happy. 50% of deposits for deeds 50% for items. 50% of deeds CLD and 50% AUD.
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Spend all the money on growing equipment, wait a few months and have 90% weed and a full depo for a few months.
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Seminal works about risk management in investment are plentiful. This forum is not the ideal place if you're just starting out in the field and want to acquire knowledge of a general nature.

If it's about managing the risk in playing this game itself, here is an excellent guide:

https://www.planetcalypsoforum.com/forums/showthread.php?287791-Risk-of-Ruin-Bankroll-Management

I would advise against seeing this game as an investment at all, unless you are prepared to go about it in a really big way (land areas e.g.), for which you should have aquired plenty of knowledge first by actually playing it, which is going to cost you at first.

Keep also in mind that getting your money back is equally important as putting it in, otherwise you're looking at pretty numbers on a screen which won't put any food on your table. Withdrawing from EU continues to involve a blackout period of up to several months during which your money will not earn interest inside or outside.
 
When you find yourself wondering "what did OP mean?", it's often useful to read their other posts.
 
At first I thought OP was setting us up to buy his risk management software, but after further consideration and review of OP's post history, I'm now fairly convinced that this is an alien that has come to PCF in order to study human behavior.
 
Obvious bot. The 3 posts from today make it clear.
 
Girlie Chum said:
Business investments can be profitable but can involve a lot risks. We need to carefully analyze the project and the specific risk before it becomes a grave issue but how do we go about such things? Are there tools that can help in evaluating those risks. How do we manage and identify problems easily?
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Risk vs. Value analysis. Risk/impact chart (impact, probability matrix)
 
Entirely possible it's a bot or spam post, at least it looks coherent albeit non-specific. Checking every poster's history often costs more time than churning out a few sentences on the topic. Response is to the public more than to the individual, as I see any communication in public venues. If there is someone who finds the question believable, then it is hoped someone will find the answer believable.

But... concerns about "social bots" are very valid. These things are going to cause us headaches in the immediate future, I am sure. Still slow in smelling a rat sometimes, as long as it doesn't happen very often, this is probably going to change.

http://cacm.acm.org/magazines/2016/7/204021-the-rise-of-social-bots/fulltext
 
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