Post by robski on Jan 27, 2017 10:29:29 GMT
Hi,
This is kind of for Ed, but thought if I posted up here people could dispute my logic 
What seems apparent to me is that there is a few trends in takeup when a new loan goes up for grabs.
I think it falls down into a few "buckets" which if people agree could maybe be considered by Ed when deciding how many chunks to offer ie what the max bid would be
1) new loans, discreet asset, so by this I mean loans such as the classic car loans, these seem to have very high demand, so could probably be offered in more chunks to spread the love wider
2) tranch 1&2 of large investments, these seem to mimick the above pretty much
3) tranch 1-x, of smaller investments, these seem to mimick 1) above as well
4) tranch 3+ of larger investments, these seem to be the ones that hang around and make it to 24 hours, probably because a lot of investors have already got their fill, so take none or only small bites, wigan hotel for example
So conclusion to my waffling, maybe 1-3 should have more smaller bites to give more opportunity to buy in, 4 could probably have larger bites as they seem to hang around with people already holding enough in general.
Renewals should just be £25 as now, unless large amounts didn't roll over their holding (unlikely). They will be gone in minutes anyway.
