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Market Volume


L$46,016.86

198,955 shares

Since market open, 9am EDT
17:16:58 EDT (GMT-4)

SLCX: SL CapEx

More Than Expected


Total shares: 76,000,000

Prospectus

Company Tagline

Building Wealth, Building Worlds

CEO's Real Life Name

Albert Hodges

CEO's Real Life Location

Syracuse New York

Board of Directors

CEO - Investor Allen
CFO - Legolas Delgado
COO - Maelstrom Baphomet

Cash on hand

725000

Land owned

17000

Tangible Assets

8435000.00

Monthly Income

3080000

Monthly Expenses

250000

Chairmans Letter

Thank-you for taking a look at the Allenvest International Exchange (AVIX) as a possible investment to add to your portfolio. AVIX is the perfect example of a strong company, seeking to raise capital through an initial public offering. AVIX is a strong company not because we have a superior product when compared to our competitors, but because of how we value our performance when compared to our competitors.
Our competitors value everything based on quantity over quality, giving them a skewed perception of their company's overall performance. They see the overall success of their exchange by the number of total companies they have, or the number of traders that are registered with them. AVIX is a quality-based exchange, focused on providing nothing but the highest quality in experience for our users. We based our performance on ratios that directly reflect liquidity and volume. My favorite is the ratio between traders and listed companies. AVIX has nearly 200 traders for every company listed while our competition has only about 46. This means they expect each company to be supported by only 46 traders, a theory that directly leads to extremely low liquidity. The other number I liked to focus on is the ratio between daily volume and then number of companies listed. AVIX has a daily volume over over 100,000 L$ per listed stock, five times higher than our main competitor.
What does all this mean? It means that AVIX is focused on success for our shareholders, listed companies, and traders. We focus on those using our exchange, not on ourselves. Second Life is a small world, and companies that see everything as a number rather than putting their customers first are vulnerable.
I strongly feel that the Allenvest International Exchange is the strongest exchange in Second Life. AVIX is managed by professionals with a strong dedication to providing nothing but the best quality and finest service from the moment someone takes a look at our company.
I invite you to please review the following information and consider AVIX as a potential investment for your portfolio.

Business Overview

The Allenvest International Stock Exchange is a two part company focused on the exchange of stocks and currencies. AVIX is the leading stock exchange in Second Life creating a high quality and secure environment for Second Life Investors.


Allenvest Stock Trading

Users can trade stocks via our AVIX system available on AllenvestFinancial.com. Currently users have a high quality but basic system for the purchase and sale of stock ownership in virtual companies. Over time users will begin to see many more advanced options develop in the software. AVIX is the leading stock exchange and we strongly feel that our powerful software development team has a great deal to do with the success that AVIX has seen so far. The downtime on software has been minimal and updates have been installed flawlessly and frequently. While other exchanges go offline for what can be days at a time due to software problems, Allenvest International Exchange continues to move forward without problem. While no company can maintain a perfect track record forever, our development team employs superior discipline, methodologies, and professional dedication to quality to ensure the best customer experience in this marketplace.


Allenvest Currency Trading

Launching within the next 10 days AVIX will control an integrated high quality solution for the sale and purchase of Linden Dollars. The exciting thing about this system is that it will support Euro as well as USD and also support several deposit and withdrawl options such as Paypal, Check, ACH, Credit Card, and Wire Transfer.


Why is AVIX Successful?

AVIX is successful because of the strong dedication we have to a quality interface and friendly service. Most of the time when you enter into an AVIX trading facility you will see one of our representatives waiting to help you with your needs. If there is ever a problem we deal with it promptly and get it resolved in a very timely manner where it can take days on other systems. AVIX has a strong dedication to providing nothing but the best and this is what has caused such fast growth in our company. We have a mission and we focus on it. While our competitors are off making desperate statements to damage our reputation, were focused on making sure your experience is nothing but the best. In the end, our competition's statements are forgotten, however our quality remains and it has proven extremely effective as AVIX continues to pull in a greater share of the market.


How does AVIX profit?

AVIX profits by charging a commission on all Stock and Currency trades. We currently take 3% of every stock sale and .5% of every currency sale or purchase.


AVIX Financials

Expected Transaction Fees, 30 days: 675,000
Expected IPO Fees, 30 days: 750,000
Expected License Fees, 30 days: 840,000
Expected Revenue, 30 days: 2,265,000

Expected Transaction Fees, 60 days: 2,025,000
Expect IPO Fees, 60 days: 1,500,000
Expected License Fees, 60 days: 1,820,000
Expected Revenue, 60 days: 5,345,000


What is the difference between AIC and AVIX?

AIC is a holding company and investment firm, owned primarily by Investor Allen. AIC invests in Second Life companies both private and publicly traded. AIC ran a very small IPO two months ago on the World Stock Exchange.

AVIX is a stock exchange and currency exchange in Second Life.

Currently, AIC (Allenvest Investment Capital) owns Allenvest Development Group (ADG), Allenvest International Exchange (AVIX), and Allenvest Financial Bank (AFB)

AIC is extremely undervalued based on its assets and management has decided to take several of its private companies public in order to raise additional funds for these companies and to allow shareholders of AIC to easily see the value of the companies that AIC holds.

Any IPOs that follow AVIX will be for amounts of roughly 10% of the AVIX IPO.

Dividend Policy

100% of profits will be paid out via dividend to the owners of AVIX shares. Generally, we will keep 20% of profit on hold for a cash cushion.

Business Strategy

AVIX is a strong company focused on ethics, hard work, and putting customers first. We beat the competition by providing the best, most responsive customer service. We produce a better product and service that product more efficiently, and with greater professional care. At this point after being live for just two weeks AVIX has taken a large market share and continues to bring in new customers and companies based on the quality of our exchange and service.

Business Strengths

The strength of AVIX lies with the strong management and leadership that we have. Several of our competitors seem to be a "One man band" and although it allows them to accomplish their personal goals it has shown to be a very poor method for running a quality exchange. AVIX leadership is strong and has proven itself time and time again in the development of this exchange.

Use of Capital

Funds raised in the IPO will be used mainly for the continued development of the AVIX software. We have plans to bring on additional programmers and continue development for roughly 60 days before we have a final product. Programming is a high expense and something that we do not want to cut ourselves short on as other industry leaders have.

Excess funds will be sent out in a dividend in 60 days.

Risk Factors

The main risk lies in either a government regulation of virtual exchanges or Second Life ceasing actions and closing down. I do not expect either of these to happen based on my research. US government has chosen not to focus on in-world regulation and taxation but only on taxation as L$ dollars are sold for real USD during a currency exchange. I also see no reason that Linden Labs would shut down Second Life anytime soon based on the success of the company and its fantastic rate of growth.

Management

CEO - Investor Allen
CFO - Legolas Delgado
CTO - Unoti Quonset
COO - Maelstrom Baphomet
Market Analysis - Warren Flannagan