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07/02/17

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Originally posted by 952i ↑

Have had a relaxed day at work so spent it productively reading over the knowledge library.

An interesting foresight post I came across from @forrestfield speaking on shells and management team behind it. In this case Cicero case study.

"So 5k invested in NXR at 2c and sold at 8c, would have made 20k.
20k further invested in ZIP at 20c and sold at 50c would have made 50k.
50k invested in VTX at 1.3c and sold at 5c, would have made almost 180k.
180k now invested in WPI and RSL.... we need to see the end result here.."

About a year and half later we have the end result:
180k split into 2.
WPI now CIZ: Wouldve had your $90k locked away...who knows what that might turn into the future hit or miss imo. Funnily enough I still have CIZ on my portfolio from WPI days.
RSL now IAM: Wouldve made your $90k as high as $850k....currently would be worth $560k

Overall worth: 5k -> 650k jumping Cicero shells.

I'm trying the Otsana version of this lmao. Got DTZ, CR8, OOK soon to add on SVT.

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It would have been amazing to have traded like that, however, future me has yet to arrive via Delorean with a share trading almanac!
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