Tonight I made an overall NAV checkup and estimate 100 PED have been made in profit since last check (I will check NAV once per week from now on).
New share value is therefore 54 PED and will be that in the coming week.
Seeing that all is going well, but since unfortunately I have sold no shares yet, I have decided to invest more money into EU for myself. So I did, and this amounted to creating/buying 20 more shares of the Hydra Fund.
You can see this reflected in post #4 of this thread and the accompanying spreadsheet.
So, now you want people to pay more then you originally wanted them to pay in to this just because you deposited more? How did the old share value come to be, and what makes the new share value worth more? What is the maximum number of shares you'll create?
I cannot yet see what the max size ofa fund should be.
since you cannot see what the max size should be, why should anyone put any worth in any of the shares, and more importantly, why do you think the worth of any one share should be worth more then the original amount it was worth? Supply/Demand. Since you have no idea what the max size should be and will be, there's nothing stopping you from depositing 500k tomorrow (well other then your real world wealth, lol), and buying shitloads of shares with that... so if anyone buys in a share, you could make that 50% of this thing that they bought worth .000000025% in one deposit on a whim.
A 'share' by definition is a part of something, a share is a unit of equal denomination of the bigger thing. If you have a pretend fund that has no maximum number to it, it's not a shareholder fund at all, simply because there is no definition of what the total sum is, so it's not set what the equal units are worth, etc. Simple Math... 1/8th of a piece of pie is not the same thing as 1/8th of a pie company, or in a case like this 1/8th of nada, nothing zilcho.
It's simply begging other folks to use their money, without any sort of an agreement on a payback plan, etc. If you need a loan there's a bank in game. Probably not the type of loan you are thinking about from the real world, but it's the only system of lending the MA has approved in game.
That's why funds don't work, well, other then for the obvious reason that MA says all trades are final.