Replies to post #10637 on 141 Capital Inc (fka ONCP)

[ThSeeker]

141 Seasonal Trading Pool IJan-09


January 1, 2009 Beginning Capital $ 13,014.87
January 31, 2009 Ending Capital* $ 14,526.45
Monthly ROI 11.6%
Worst Peak-to-Valley Drawdown 14.9%
Worst Drawdown to Beginning Capital 0.0%
Largest Margin-to-Equity Ratio 49.6%
Average Margin-to-Equity Ratio 39.3%

* Net Liquidity after all brokerage commissions, Exchange and NFA Fees and Advisor's Incentive Fees.

[ThSeeker]

I am sure most of us did. Just shows how our speculating on such things is usually wrong. They won't pay many bills with that now will they? So possibility for more dilution for awhile is hard to ignore.

Hope the pending PR sheads some light on that issue.

[nicehit]

ROIR, I would think also. Started with 13k? What happen to all the shares they sold... wheres that money?

These guys always take 1 step forward and 3 steps back.

I don't know 1.5k profit... does not pay all the bills as they stated it would.


Hope this does not mean more dilution coming.

[grandetourismo]

Ten grand is enough to establish a track record.

The track record is what's important because it validates 141's business plan.

Now 141 can open it's doors to large accounts but first they will have to demonstrate and then sustain a higher pps over a period of time before they will be fully recognized.

So the size of the pool really doesn't matter, more importantly, it's the fact that they are now operational and should go up from here as the numbers come in.