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How is paying $CD left from inactive accounts combined in CEF fund creating something from nothing? Why is share price tanking despite hefty dividends? ( www.onlinecapex.com/trades/symbol/CEF )

From the CEF prospectus written by Skip Oceanlane:



Skip Oceanlane never disclosed stock names nor the quantity of specific stocks that were in those "reclaimed assets from inactive accounts". So unfortunately it is not possible to verify any stements. In the name of transparency Skip Oceanlane can still create a report and define what exactly is/was in those "reclaimed assets" and how many inactive accounts there were exactly.

Troy if what you are saying is true then CEF has only received the different stocks from inactive accounts.Correct? Can you disclose what shares exactly has CEF received? With most of the companies that had normal to high trade liquidity (populated limit orders by shareholders) being gone from onlinecapex.com (due delisting for inactivity or delisting by force by Skip) what shares exactly are you selling on Capital Stock Exchange Game. And if you are really doing that isn't your selling off those different shares (the suppply/sell pressure) responsible for tanking their shares prices? Is this the reason why we see all those companies who still remain listed on capex game in red all the time? If you are really doing that then you're actually doing a major sell off.

All companies marked yellow are on trading halt due price fluctuation (on 1 day halt because price / share value is going down too fast, a sign of massive sell off).


On one side you're paying dividends from sell off those assets/shares (ofcourse retaining your share currently 46.2% of dividends for your personal profit) on other side by doing that you're actually depleting all the share prices on Capital Exchange Game and making profit of that. Which could be also seen as killing the game slowly.



Should not the CEF share value grow in expectation of such hefty dividends in future?

From the CEF prospectus written by Skip Oceanlane:



Again Skip Oceanlane didn't define what exactly the "assets brought in" transferred from inactive accounts consists of. Thank you for filling in a blank Troy (so now we know it was only shares from inactive accounts).

However by doing that Skip Oceanlane has been actually breaking the rules of (his own game) Capital Exchange Game which say that reclaimed shares form inactive accounts go to company CEO's who operate the shareholding company and not any 3rd party fund:

Capital Exchange Game (onlinecapex.com) RULES: www.onlinecapex.com/content/listrules10





So if your CEF fund receieved all the stocks (which was a direct violation of Capex rules by his own owner Skip Oceanlane) what exactly has happened with the $CD funds from those accounts?

We know that about 2 months ago he sent $CD 2000 to every company still listed on Capex to pay it as dividends to their shareholders. But with currently 18 listed companies on Capex this is 18 * 2000 = 36 000 $CD (very small amount)

Even if since 2 months ago additional + 5 / 10 companies were listed this is still very small amounts of funds that inactive accounts supposedly has in their accounts all together totally.

It is very hard to know the truth behind recent actions of mr. Skip Oceanlane as he has been doing things out of any controls in shade with no transparency that slcapex.com was once known for. For example for every and any major decision in capex game whole team of CERC (commission members) held meetings and took decision together.


If he was breaking Capex Game rules about inactive accounts so ignorantly what other rules has he broke? (this is a question that we know noone will answer).

Troy we would like to thank you for sharing some information on this forum and shining a bit of light on things. In spirit of transparency of CEF that you are currently manager of maybe you could provide a report of what assets exactly (share names and amounts) did your CEF fund receive (even though this was a violation of capex game rules as shown above).

Thank you for being part of this forum and for providing the answers. Hope you can answer our question above (create report) to enable transparency on this matter and also we're interested to see your view on all this. We believe that wide public and all the participants (ex and current) of Capital Exchange Game are interested to find out what exactly are you paying the dividends on.