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2005 Annual State of the Exchange – January 31, 2006
Vital information – January 1, 2005 – December 31, 2005
Sports Derivatives traded: 3,493,233
Market USD volume: $71,939,111.55
Total market capitalization (1/20/2006): USD $17,358,468.85 (excludes ASMA1)
Total market float (1/20/2006): 1,195,016
ASM Index on 1/1/05: 1,874.87
ASM Index on 12/31/05: 5,909.49
Net change: + 4,034.62 (+ 215.19%)
Sports Derivative splits during 2005: 1,413
Average price per derivative: $14.49
52 Sectors containing 1,366 active team/player derivatives (not including
futures or unlisted issues, information collected 1/20/2006)
Number of countries served: 68
Average daily volume: 9,000 (approximate)
Top 5 by number of Sports Derivatives traded:
FOK 9,354
FWYO 9,341
FMIA 9,207
FND 8,706
TEXNS 8,305
Top 5 sectors by number of Sports Derivatives traded:
NCAAF 1,011,163
NCAABA Men’s 486,716
FIFA A List 250,380
NFL 200,854
NBA 142,814
Top 5 sectors by USD volume traded:
NCAAF $19,700,477.00
NCAABA Men’s $11,257,995.15
NBA $ 3,770,508.88
FIFA A List $ 3,729,513.55
NFL $ 3,520,561.66
AllSportsMarket.com successfully completed our first full year of operation
in 2005.
The market grew dramatically in terms of active traders, increase in value and
increase in trading volume.
Hardware and software systems were continually improved to handle the
growing demands of our dynamic marketplace.
The latter part of the year saw the successful completion of partnerships with
the FIFA governed Costa Rica National team (ASM: FICOS) and the first
Division Soccer League (12 ASM listed teams). This opened the door and
creates the foundation for extending these arrangements to teams and leagues
around the World. This aspect of our vision has been and continues to be
well received by all who contact us and vice versa.
AllSportsMarket.com moves ahead into 2006 with a strong sense of
purpose and direction in the stated goal of becoming the World’s
Sports Derivatives Market.
Town hall meeting covering the December 2005 and 2005 Annual Statement
set for Saturday February 4, 2006 at 1:00pm Eastern.
Respectfully submitted this 31st day of January, 2006.
Chris P. Rabalais
President/C.E.O.
AllSportsMarket.com
2005 Annual State of the Exchange – January 31, 2006
Vital information – January 1, 2005 – December 31, 2005
Sports Derivatives traded: 3,493,233
Market USD volume: $71,939,111.55
Total market capitalization (1/20/2006): USD $17,358,468.85 (excludes ASMA1)
Total market float (1/20/2006): 1,195,016
ASM Index on 1/1/05: 1,874.87
ASM Index on 12/31/05: 5,909.49
Net change: + 4,034.62 (+ 215.19%)
Sports Derivative splits during 2005: 1,413
Average price per derivative: $14.49
52 Sectors containing 1,366 active team/player derivatives (not including
futures or unlisted issues, information collected 1/20/2006)
Number of countries served: 68
Average daily volume: 9,000 (approximate)
Top 5 by number of Sports Derivatives traded:
FOK 9,354
FWYO 9,341
FMIA 9,207
FND 8,706
TEXNS 8,305
Top 5 sectors by number of Sports Derivatives traded:
NCAAF 1,011,163
NCAABA Men’s 486,716
FIFA A List 250,380
NFL 200,854
NBA 142,814
Top 5 sectors by USD volume traded:
NCAAF $19,700,477.00
NCAABA Men’s $11,257,995.15
NBA $ 3,770,508.88
FIFA A List $ 3,729,513.55
NFL $ 3,520,561.66
AllSportsMarket.com successfully completed our first full year of operation
in 2005.
The market grew dramatically in terms of active traders, increase in value and
increase in trading volume.
Hardware and software systems were continually improved to handle the
growing demands of our dynamic marketplace.
The latter part of the year saw the successful completion of partnerships with
the FIFA governed Costa Rica National team (ASM: FICOS) and the first
Division Soccer League (12 ASM listed teams). This opened the door and
creates the foundation for extending these arrangements to teams and leagues
around the World. This aspect of our vision has been and continues to be
well received by all who contact us and vice versa.
AllSportsMarket.com moves ahead into 2006 with a strong sense of
purpose and direction in the stated goal of becoming the World’s
Sports Derivatives Market.
Town hall meeting covering the December 2005 and 2005 Annual Statement
set for Saturday February 4, 2006 at 1:00pm Eastern.
Respectfully submitted this 31st day of January, 2006.
Chris P. Rabalais
President/C.E.O.
AllSportsMarket.com