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Integrity Gaming Corp. V.IGAM

"Integrity Gaming Corp is a provider of gaming equipment and project financing to owners, operators, and managers of casinos and other regulated gaming venues. The company focuses on U.S tribal gaming markets where it leases and distributes slot machines, electronic table games, casino, and bingo equipments."


TSXV:IGAM - Post by User

Comment by SilverSaver333on Jul 11, 2016 9:12pm
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RE:SS -Wango I have a logic question for you. You have to choose between two investments, and for some reason you are not able to buy both in this scenario. The first company is a startup with massive potential for growth but is in a very risky sector. Management is strong and they have a good business model. They are just getting started and therefore undervalued but also volatile. With this particular stock, you have a 50 percent chance of doubling your money every three months. However, you also have a 25 percent chance of losing half your money every 6 months.... The Second company is one of the biggest in its sector and has just as strong of management. Having such a huge Market cap, there is much lower chance of large gains but also less volatile. With this company you have a 50 percent chance of earning 2 percent every month, and you have a 50 percent chance of losing 2 percent every 6 months. Which investment do you choose? And far more importantly, why do you make this decision? Don't ignore it. Now is your chance to show off your deductive skills.
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