OneSeason = Stocks + Sports
| Manoj Jasra - Monday, October 06, 2008 3 Comments |
If you enjoy investing in the stock market and are also a big sports buff then you might get a kick out of a new service by OneSeason which allows users to purchase shares in their favorite professional athletes and make/lose money based on their performances.
We pulled some of the most popular questions from their FAQ pages:
How does OneSeason make money?
We earn trading commissions on trading activity, have advertising and licensing opportunities as well as realize a return on certain customer funds held in interest bearing accounts.
What is a Synthetic Ownership Interest (SOI)?
A Synthetic Ownership Interest (SOI) is a virtual good within OneSeason.com
What determines the value of a SOI?
Supply and Demand determines price within the market so all potential inputs to public perception could affect this including, but not limited to on-field performance, off-field activity, legacy prospects, etc.
What is a Synthetic Ownership Interest (SOI)?
A Synthetic Ownership Interest (SOI) is a virtual good within OneSeason.com
What determines the value of a SOI?
Supply and Demand determines price within the market so all potential inputs to public perception could affect this including, but not limited to on-field performance, off-field activity, legacy prospects, etc.
Trading Information Card for Lebron James
Labels: sports
This is absolutely genius.. I have been waiting for this literaly all my life...
Thanks for blogging about OneSeason.com.
If you have any questions about the site, feel free to contact us at support@oneseason.com.
Scam all the way... you are buying/selling nothing at all.
It'll get a bit of value from hype, but it's just a wealth transfer mechanism where they take commissions and last guys to buy are stuck losing all their $.