Updated, I've replace the Cheat Sheet table with a new graphic that will auto update itself every 15 minutes. It also includes HRG now too! This hopefully means I wont have to remember to update this regularly (or rather, forget).
this deserves 50 upvotes, but i can only give one, so instead i'll just upvote other random posts by you when i see them to compensate. an awesome thread, especially the thing at the bottom of the post. that blew my mind and gave me a huuuuuuuge...
for the cash dividends, if you own more than the benefit block requirement, does it pay out more?
e.g. (random example ft random values) if you own 1,000,000 IOU shares and get a payout of $10,000,000 then the stock price stays the exact same until 3 months later, you buy an extra 1,000,000 IOU shares in that time, have 2,000,000 total shares, same stock price, would you get a payout of $20,000,000? or just that 10m?
Based on the fact that no matter how many FHG shares you own, you still only get the same reward as if you owned only the bare minimum for a BB. change the share name to a dividend stock, and tell me if it's still true?
Phrased the question about 74 different ways because i'm bored and need something to do. thanks cy'all
Using my API Key and a few others, I'm collecting HRG events and storing them. I then take the value of all the properties (sold to estate agent) and add them all up and divide by the total.
Yes, quite normal for most stocks. I found HRG pays out on average once a week, but you could get none for a month or three in one day. Over enough time it should balance out.
Divided stocks behave like to other stocks in this regard, they payout relative to the current cost of their BB. In your example, that is like getting $10m both times.
if the share price goes down after u bought the bb, does it affect the payout frequency? I mean like u wont get payout till the share price be more or equal the time u bought it
With regards to the weekly stocks, you have a 1 in 168 chance to receive a payout each hour. I wouldn't trust anecdotal evidence with regards to stock payouts because of the huge random factor without extensive testing.
I take an average value of HRG payouts (sum ÷ total) of over 250 properties that myself and a few others have pooled together. If you like, I can work out percentages for each property type.
The chart is really good. I feel current bank investment returns should be appended at the end, for reference (if it's possible to also fetch it dynamically). Great work, ty
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