Hey Guys
Carrying over from my attached post, is the breakdown of the number of businesses that contribute to the 31% revenue group & the number that contribute to the remaining 69% group.
31% Rev = Is derived from 69 Businesses - 6% / 13 High Risk & 25% / 56 Medium Risk (Assumed this category allocation) - These 69 businesses service sectors that include :- securities brokers, CFD, FX, banks, & digital currency exchange.
Of the 69 businesses, < 2.26 are in gambling and <14.74 provide payment services to digital currency exchanges.(These are probably the high risk group, because of the specially mention in the announcement)
69% Rev = Is derived from 157 Businesses that are in sectors that include, general retail, video games, marketing, ecommerce etc. 90 businesses are medium risk & 67 are low risk.(Assumed)
Sources:-
P7 -
https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20191024/pdf/449tc5tzkvqj3b.pdfQ7 -
https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20191011/pdf/449dj9z8nnvl9y.pdfDoc -
https://hotcopper.com.au/posts/42031737/singleNote- Data will need to be convert to a math format for interperation as above.
Regarding the 6% High Risk revenue number that is still unknown? With 56 other businesses providing revenue in this 31% revenue catagory, it's not going to be 99% of revenue comes from the 6% High Risk group - Why? Because of the Pareto Distribution 80/20 formula, whereby 20% of any given group, accounts for 80% of any given result. The 13 High Risk Businesses = 18.84% in the above 31% group. At best, this number fits with the formula. Food for thought.
https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/knowledge/economics/pareto-distribution/Anyway you look at it, ISX is powering forward, inspite of this asx roadblock/setback. Well done JK and team iSignthis.
Cheers
Tradealot
