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3b for 60 Days Production and Patch Speculation Loan
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EnatKinu
The Blamed
Ahbazon-Prime
#1 - 2014-05-31 00:28:07 UTC
Hello all,

You can read more about me in my first loan thread here.

After spending a lot of time on the test server and looking at the market I would like to try some speculation on the next patch. I have some ideas on stuff that might sell well and would like to build a bunch before the patch hits to be ready and also to be ready to take advantage of new stuff added in the patch.

This loan request is for 3b for 60 days at 10% interest per month. I do not have any collateral because I am investing it in some blueprints and materials to build with. My first loan was completed in full and early. If the amount is to much I would be willing to drop it. I would rather not give out an API to keep my speculation secret. I am a little fish in these waters and the less that are riding the wave, the more can be made.

Loan Amount: 3b
Payback at 60 days from start: 3.6b
flakeys
Doomheim
#2 - 2014-05-31 07:33:45 UTC
No api , no collateral and then the hammerword speculation .

I wish you good luck with this , you'll need it .


We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid.
Isaac Schwartz
Caldari State Venture Capital
#3 - 2014-05-31 10:42:31 UTC
Pretty much what Flakeys said, I always check API's, good luck.

Maybe I LIKE IT will snap you up on the offer again.
EnatKinu
The Blamed
Ahbazon-Prime
#4 - 2014-05-31 11:33:02 UTC
Thank you for your replies. I figured it would be difficult to fill using the word speculation but I wanted to be a open as possible without actually showing what I was getting into. If something happens and the market falls through I can always sell the stuff and pay it back. At that point I would not be worried about a profit, just paying back investors.