webwiz
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CSP107
Sept 15, 2015 10:13:13 GMT
Post by webwiz on Sept 15, 2015 10:13:13 GMT
We could drop the bid limit to say £25 rather than £100 to at least give 19 investors a bid (rather than the 7 bids)? I would not do that. Better to increase the limit, then a lottery but at least worth buying a ticket (ie investing the time)
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gt94sss2
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CSP107
Sept 15, 2015 10:53:34 GMT
Post by gt94sss2 on Sept 15, 2015 10:53:34 GMT
The problem with CSP107 was that nearly all original participants in this loan had chosen to roll-over their investment leaving only £471 left at 4pm yesterday. I would imagine therefore that there will be a similar situation for the other £10,000 Managed Portfolio. I should probably know this but is there a gap between a renewal going live for everyone and when the renewal period for existing holders finishes? Just thinking if there was that might give ppl an idea of how much was available and if it was worth trying to get a slice of the action. Though I guess thee are reasons not to have a gap as well..
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CSP107
Sept 15, 2015 11:04:56 GMT
Post by mrclondon on Sept 15, 2015 11:04:56 GMT
Good question. Maybe I am wasting my time trying to add funds when I have already rolled over. Ed? Previous MT roll-overs (eg. the Piper) certainly permitted additional investments in the forst 24 hours on top of existing rolled-over funds. Good point, but if I recall correctly when the renewal went live it was set effectively into the second 24 hour period i.e. the rollover amounts were allocated to the first 24 hour period, giving everyone a clean slate in the "second" period. These CSP rollovers all have 2 x 24 hour periods of bid restrictions. So putting this observation together with star dust's helpful interpretation of the renewal email, I think its reasonably conclusive that lenders rolling over funds are blocked for the first 24 hours of these CSP renewals.
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Post by MoneyThing on Sept 15, 2015 11:23:07 GMT
Afternoon,
Just to clarify, all Investors are able to bid in a RENEWAL even those who have rolled-over their investment.
Kind regards,
Ed
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star dust
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CSP107
Sept 15, 2015 11:49:14 GMT
Post by star dust on Sept 15, 2015 11:49:14 GMT
So putting this observation together with star dust's helpful interpretation of the renewal email Apparently not so.....  .
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CSP107
Sept 15, 2015 14:31:03 GMT
Post by duncandive on Sept 15, 2015 14:31:03 GMT
Morning, The problem with CSP107 was that nearly all original participants in this loan had chosen to roll-over their investment leaving only £471 left at 4pm yesterday. I would imagine therefore that there will be a similar situation for the other £10,000 Managed Portfolio. We could drop the bid limit to say £25 rather than £100 to at least give 19 investors a bid (rather than the 7 bids)? In addition, I would imagine that there will be a greater amount available when the £20,000 to £70,000 Managed Portfolio's renew. Kind regards, Ed Hi Ed, speaking for myself. One of the main reasons Why I invested in the MP's was the fact that they allow me to 'roll-over' my money. It was the main Selling Point, so to speak. I can imagine that a large proportion of the other members involved would be of the same opinion.. Of course I could be wrong (not the first time for sure..) As a product, I can imagine that the MP's will continue to be very saught after and quick to be snapped up once the SM gets under way. Keep up the Great Job Ed 
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stevio
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CSP107
Sept 15, 2015 16:41:58 GMT
Post by stevio on Sept 15, 2015 16:41:58 GMT
Morning, The problem with CSP107 was that nearly all original participants in this loan had chosen to roll-over their investment leaving only £471 left at 4pm yesterday. I would imagine therefore that there will be a similar situation for the other £10,000 Managed Portfolio. We could drop the bid limit to say £25 rather than £100 to at least give 19 investors a bid (rather than the 7 bids)? In addition, I would imagine that there will be a greater amount available when the £20,000 to £70,000 Managed Portfolio's renew. Kind regards, Ed Hi Ed, speaking for myself. One of the main reasons Why I invested in the MP's was the fact that they allow me to 'roll-over' my money. It was the main Selling Point, so to speak. I can imagine that a large proportion of the other members involved would be of the same opinion.. Of course I could be wrong (not the first time for sure..) As a product, I can imagine that the MP's will continue to be very saught after and quick to be snapped up once the SM gets under way. Keep up the Great Job Ed Of course you would like that as your already invested, but makes it impossible for those that aren't We really need new loans - if these are being renewed and therefore obviously working well, is there not scope for new loans and expand the business?
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