@FiSamf@FIBillyTheFish1@Joe_Felix7 A £1bn MC is 8x what we're at now. Prices would be 2.5 to 3 times what we have now (for a player to double in price he needs approx 4x the money in him). For divs to increase by a factor of 2.5 to 3, 40% increases in Summer 2020, 2021 and 2022 would do it. Seems do-able.
@DosserFi If you cancel all your bids then download transaction history, the number of shares bought via bids for a player is the difference between the sum of the BUY_LIMIT and BUY_LIMIT_CANCEL values for that player. If you don't cancel your bids first, subtract the open bids too.
@FiUlster Gambling Commission have banned the use of credit cards mate. FI are literally risking millions of £ in fines if they don't comply https://t.co/DzxnZbREOT. I hope you can negotiate with them and they can be more flexible on the timescale.
@Footstock_Joe The only way the number of shares of a player in circulation can increase is through market buys. So if those players have much greater demand in future they will be market bought significantly. Though I can appreciate that the risk has changed because the spread has widened.
@FIBillyTheFish1@PBMan9@HydeRoar The number of shares of "high yield dividend accruing players" in circulation can't increase without FI issuing more bets. The money from those issued bets is pure profit for FI, and pays for the divs.
@FootballIndexLL Yeah Trent will probably end up with the equivalent of 4 gold day star man wins this year, crazy. I just didn't feel confident in predicting that he would maintain that for the next 10 years , with Klopp eventually leaving, injuries, Liverpool not being as dominant etc
@FootballIndexLL I'm expecting media to shift towards global media over the next few years. I have Haaland and Mbappe getting a few media wins each year for the next 10 years or so. For Trent I've built-in a drop in his PB, trying to be conservative (3/4 gold day star mans a year seems a stretch)