David
Investors should do the math to determine if it is profitable.
After all investments require due diligence especially in bitcoin
Due diligence isn't just about maths, but also about the people behind a company that wants investment, and trying to figure out if they're trustworthy. This is what I'm asking about as a part of my due diligence.
I want to know whether people closer to the new operators of Havelock think they could be scammers, not whether an investment might provide a return if the business operates as expected projected.
This is relevant to CFIG because if it were a scam & Havelock disappeared at some point, what would happen to CFIG shares?
I see misunderstood the question then
Well this is CFIG's question to answer but I would trust havelock they have been around for a long time as long as bitfunder and btct.
At this stage it seems to have survived the stock exchange closures and they do have other businesses although the Havelockinvestments site was sold to the Panama Fund they still do run canadianbitcoins and lightbox technologies meaning they still have an office people can visit unlike Burnside or Ukyo.
https://www.canadianbitcoins.com/contact.phphttp://www.lightbox.ca/If the question is do I trust the new ownership that is the Panama fund aka the new operators.
I am not certain as I do not have the information on them but I am familiar with the old bunch and they are still in the business of the company, that said back to point one investors need to complete their own due diligence and come to a decision based on that.