What I can't work out is if the 5.5% fee comes out on top of whatever Jay has billed himself. Tulsa Founders gets the 5.5% so I'm sure he eats out of that.
I wouldn't be surprised if the Black Wallstreet Ball was funded with investors' money, I said this before. A breakdown of what the 'management' expenses are and how they are worked out is needed.
This isn't a viable business. Nobody is going to invest given these figures, I see the investors at a 15% loss already (minus the processing/transaction fees - which stand at 5% of the minimum investment of $500 - $25 is a lot for the lower end investors)
So if you invested $500 you are currently facing a -5% incline before breaking even on just the processing fee of $25. In reality it's -10.5% based on the management fee.
I bet a lot of the simpletons think that their $500 is in the fund and have FORGOTTEN THE PROCESSING FEE THEY PAID. People 'reupping' on their investments are losing 5% on each investment.
Random idiots throwing $500 expecting $40 dollars back...
Forgetting the $25 dollar fee for processing...
Forgetting the $27.50 in management fees.
So that $500 becomes $447.50 and Jay gives you back $40 dollar and a split on any profits....ASSUMING profits and my maths is correct
I think I've done that correctly? It looks only slightly better if you invested $1000 and gets better the more you risk.