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You may have read my article at the weekend telling you to invest in Zlatan – if not you can read that advice here
But it seems that never a truer word has been said as the value in Zlatan Ibrahimovic continues to skyrocket in the world of FootballIndex
If you are a high powered trader and you don’t have the time to read the article above, we left my portfolio like this on Saturday
Zlatan Ibrahimovic – £4.34 – 2 Shares – Total Worth – £8.68 and a 99p reserve. Total portfolio is now £9.67
After a £10 investment it meant that I was down 3.3% ROI but ladies and gentlemen I have some good news!
After Ibrahimovic’s winning goal for Manchester United yesterday the share price has not only increased but we also have a dividend, now you remember if a player that you hold shares in tops the daily buzz chart you receive an additional 5p dividend per share.
And with Zlatan’s share price surging up to the heady heights of £4.64 things are looking a lot brighter at the offices of Real Football Man Investments
That’s an increase of 30p per share in Zlatan since Saturday and the fact I have two shares in him means it also pays a huge 10p dividend
This means my portfolio now looks as follows
Zlatan Ibrahimovic – £4.64 – 2 Shares – Total Worth – £9.28 and a £1.09 reserve. Total portfolio is now £10.37
That means we are in profit (technically) – I guess this is where we define profit, do we count the unspent money or not. If I had £10 investment and spent none of it, then it’s a bit of a naff way to say I have broken even.
But I am going to use artistic license and say that the total portfolio is part of profit and loss, therefore I have a current ROI at Real Football Man Investments of 0.37% – we’ve turned the corner.
It seems as if the decision to invest in Zlatan has paid off, obviously it would pay off more if I had invested more money but this is just a guide as to how it would work. If we had gone with the recommended amount of £50 and pumped it all on Zlatan then we would be looking at a much healthier return.
But ultimately we are making a profit after being down as low as £8.99, so from my lowest point I’ve made £1.38 – not bad progress after much change of tactic last week.
The question is how high can the Zlatan share price go, investors will no doubt be hoping that he plays on Thursday against Saint-Etienne and adds a few more goals to his tally to send that share price even higher.
If this has piqued your interest and you want to get involved – then what is stopping you, simply click here and sign up. I’ll be back with another update at the end of the week. Until then
