BITCOIN Speculator Calculator

I made a simple and easy to use calculator for those who like speculate with finances.
It's made on Excel 2003.

Full calculator:


Simply fill the Orange number with your desired bitcoins and selling price, and the calculator tells you the buying price to get a profit (and viceversa).



For example, lets take the top-right calculator (BUY-SELL)



EXAMPLE:
I have Money and I will buy BTC and sell it later.
1 - I fill the market fee. For MT.GOX is 0,60% for each transaction. You can set any number, depending on the market you are using.
2 - Fill how much money you want to spend buying BTC.
3 - In the 3rd orange box complete the buying price; how much are you going to pay for each BTC.
4 - In the last orange box set the "selling price", how much you are going to sell the BTC after buying it.

The calculator tells you ho much money you'll get, and the profit on percentage.
The other 3 calculators let you choose first the porcentage, or sell first to buy BTC later.
Don't be afraid of mess up the calculator, I blocked all the cells you don't need to modify.


Any mistake, error, bug, let me know.

DOWNLOAD:
http://depositfiles.org/files/ut7a0cz83


EDIT: I just received 0.01 BTC  Thanks.

Windows 7 64 bits.
When you uninstall the AMD SDK, the registry entries are deleted, but the files stay on the C:\Windows\SysWOW64 folder.

You have to uninstall, and then delete manually the files: amdocl.dll and OpenCL.dll. After that, you can install other AMD SDK.

Definitivamente, aunque el sistema por la superficie parece justo (los precios de mercado son los más bajos para vender y los más bajos para comprar); nadie nos asegura que lo que vemos en los gráficos de MT.Gox sea real. Recordemos que cuando se compra y vende en MTGOx lo que ocurre es que cambia nuestro saldo en la página, pero eso no se pasa a la blockchain; por lo tanto, tranquilamente MTGOX puede "inventar" transacciones de compra y venta para manipular el precio.

I lost 0.02 BTC , even when its only 2,50 dollars, I'm angry to see a website stealing the money of their users. "Trust no one" is the name of a post on the newbie area; I think it's right.

The best thing we can do is not to fight the scammer, but to educate people to no trust anyone.

I think the driver version is not important, but the AMD SDK version is.
For example, I can use the driver 13.3 beta with the AMD SDK version 2.5; and the BFI_INT works.

Sadly it gives me less MHash on a 6770 and I'm thinking to change the whole driver (I don't want to).

You have to paste the code. Check the DOC folder, and the "example.cfg" there you can find all the attributes you can use.
For example, in my 6770 I'm using:

[general]
backend = http://USER:PASS@SERVER:PORT

[cl:1:0]
kernel = phatk2
WORKSIZE = 128
AGGRESSION = 6
vectors4 = True

You go to the bank and tell them "here is my deposit of 100000 dollars" and they will say "where did you get it and why you didn't pay taxes?" and you say: "I win it on SatoshiDice".

Well, maybe it's true, but maybe this money comes from a legal business (fro example, selling hardware) and you didn't pay the taxes for that business. Then you say you get it from betting. That is money laundry.

My 6770 (very similar to yours) is getting 183 with stock clock of 850mhz.
Im using Phoenix with:

WORKSIZE = 128
AGGRESSION = 6
VECTORS = true

I undervolted it from 1.20 to 1.05, and overclocked to 900mhz. Its stable with the memory on 1200mhz (the stock). And I managed to underclock it to 700 giving me better temps and less fan noise (45% controled by Speed fan).

Final temps:
60ºc CPU
71ºc Memory
45% Fan speed
194MHash

Hope it helps.

Countries has a big debt with banks, this debt is pay with peoples taxes. If people wash money, then banks do not receive their money.

So banks put pressure on goverments and minor banks, they say:
- To goverment: "Make Gambling illegal, we want our share of peoples hard work".
- To minor banks: "Block wire transfer to bet websites"
- To credit cards and PayPal: "Block transaction to bet websites"


Now, about the legality of bitcoins, they are like the fantasy money the parks give you, or the money of some facebook games. This money is made for somebody else who is NOT a bank. And banks don't like competition, isn't it?

There is a little risk, the time you use mining litecoin can be used for mine bitcoins.
Anyway, I think that Litecoin can reach a value of 10 dollars in one and a half year.

Try on ebay, if you can find a buyer for a pet rock, you can sell anything 

I think our president support bitcoin, she hates banks.  It's sad to see the bad publicity the countries under protectionism economies countries have on the world. 

Anyway, you you are right, the hardware here is very very expensive.

In Buenos Aires it's 0,07 dollar kWh, but the goverment helps to pay for it (to everybody) and the final price is: 0,0088 kWh.
Anyway, I'm sure you are not coming to BsAs 

They can make your ISP to block the IP. The goverment of USA has the control over the domains (see what happens with MegaUpload).

Anyway, I think bitcoins are not a problem for goverments, nor for economy. The only guys who should not like the bitcoins are banks, who has no control over it.

The great thing about bitcoin is that it show anything can be used as money, it's like the first old representation of money (gold, salt, shells, etc).

With the adapter the PCIe should work. Anyway,with some older motherboards you will find compatibility problem.