Mars Tonith
Banktankerous Muun
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
* Intent: To create a variety of moderate to high-risk investment options for Tonith-Damask customers.
* Image Source: N/A
* Canon Link: N/A
* Restricted Missions: N/A
* Primary Source: N/A
PRODUCTION INFORMATION
* Manufacturer: Tonith-Damask Incorporated
* Model: N/A
* Affiliation: Closed-Market (Tonith-Damask customers)
* Modularity: While no individual fund can be modified, there are a variety of different funds available under the TDPI branch. Funds can be mutual funds or exchange funds, backing one planet's economy or another, and can be equally distributed or percentage based.
* Production: Mass-Produced.
* Material: Public Business Equity
SPECIAL FEATURES
* Invests in the total public market of a planet's economy in a variety of fashions.
Strengths:
* Variability: Planet - Customers can choose between investing in say, the public sector of Tiss'sharl or Empress Teta or Tatooine.
* Variability: Fund - Customers can invest in mutual funds, tega simple solution or exchange trade funds, slightly more complex wstrbut less costly solution.
* Variability: Distribution - Customers can elect to weight the fund equally among all public corporations, or weight it by the percentage of each companies market share.
* Potential - Investing in the total economy of a planet gives strong potential for growth. For example how much growth would a planet like Tatooine have if a vein of phrik was found there? Or if a company like ATC decided to build a second headquarters there? Or a frontier world gains entry to the Galactic Alliance, prompting new flow of jobs and wealth?
Weaknesses:
* Investingg in a single planet's economy can present significant risks. A blockade, natural disaster(for example, a planet splitting), or losing out to a competing planet can prelude significant losses.
* No investment is truly safe, or without risk. While some planets, such as Naboo or Sullust are seen as "safe bets" Corellia and Coruscant stand as testaments that no one planet is safe from the worst of circumstances.
* TDPI funds can only invest in publicly owner companies, somewhat diminishing options.
* Mutual funds and ETF's are significantly less liquid than credits, as processing purchases and sales usually takes at least 24 galactic standard hours.
DESCRIPTION
The Tonith-Damask Total Index is a class of investment option that puts money towards the customer possessing a small amount of equity amongst the entirety of a planet's public economy. Dyepending on the planet this can be seen as a moderate or high risk investments. A large variety of investments are available, due to the sheer variety of planets in the galaxy, but customers are also able to diversify through mutual funds or exchange trade funds or percentage based vs equal based shares. For example, an example of a fund might be an equally weighted mutual fund of Abregado-Rae would invest equally in all public companies on the planet.
Overall TDPI is a wide variety of options for the seasoned investor, who can accept a larger risk in order to try to beat the market and maximize returns.
* Intent: To create a variety of moderate to high-risk investment options for Tonith-Damask customers.
* Image Source: N/A
* Canon Link: N/A
* Restricted Missions: N/A
* Primary Source: N/A
PRODUCTION INFORMATION
* Manufacturer: Tonith-Damask Incorporated
* Model: N/A
* Affiliation: Closed-Market (Tonith-Damask customers)
* Modularity: While no individual fund can be modified, there are a variety of different funds available under the TDPI branch. Funds can be mutual funds or exchange funds, backing one planet's economy or another, and can be equally distributed or percentage based.
* Production: Mass-Produced.
* Material: Public Business Equity
SPECIAL FEATURES
* Invests in the total public market of a planet's economy in a variety of fashions.
Strengths:
* Variability: Planet - Customers can choose between investing in say, the public sector of Tiss'sharl or Empress Teta or Tatooine.
* Variability: Fund - Customers can invest in mutual funds, tega simple solution or exchange trade funds, slightly more complex wstrbut less costly solution.
* Variability: Distribution - Customers can elect to weight the fund equally among all public corporations, or weight it by the percentage of each companies market share.
* Potential - Investing in the total economy of a planet gives strong potential for growth. For example how much growth would a planet like Tatooine have if a vein of phrik was found there? Or if a company like ATC decided to build a second headquarters there? Or a frontier world gains entry to the Galactic Alliance, prompting new flow of jobs and wealth?
Weaknesses:
* Investingg in a single planet's economy can present significant risks. A blockade, natural disaster(for example, a planet splitting), or losing out to a competing planet can prelude significant losses.
* No investment is truly safe, or without risk. While some planets, such as Naboo or Sullust are seen as "safe bets" Corellia and Coruscant stand as testaments that no one planet is safe from the worst of circumstances.
* TDPI funds can only invest in publicly owner companies, somewhat diminishing options.
* Mutual funds and ETF's are significantly less liquid than credits, as processing purchases and sales usually takes at least 24 galactic standard hours.
DESCRIPTION
The Tonith-Damask Total Index is a class of investment option that puts money towards the customer possessing a small amount of equity amongst the entirety of a planet's public economy. Dyepending on the planet this can be seen as a moderate or high risk investments. A large variety of investments are available, due to the sheer variety of planets in the galaxy, but customers are also able to diversify through mutual funds or exchange trade funds or percentage based vs equal based shares. For example, an example of a fund might be an equally weighted mutual fund of Abregado-Rae would invest equally in all public companies on the planet.
Overall TDPI is a wide variety of options for the seasoned investor, who can accept a larger risk in order to try to beat the market and maximize returns.
