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June 04, 2018, 08:37:58 PM
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Forecasting anything on the crypto-currency market is meaningless, the price for bitcoins and crypto currency is too variable.
You always calculate your profit by subtracting he cost of your portfolio from the total current revenue. This is because when you sell some coins at a price more than the initial prices, you are better off with a profit equal to the percentage rise. If the initial cost was $1000 and now the rise is by $100 that us $1100, there is a 1% rise in the total cost and your profit also rise by 1%.

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June 05, 2018, 03:14:48 AM
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So lets say I put in $100 dollars. I buy while its at a low of $10,400. The price goes up to $10,400 and I sell. Whata my profit?


 Its just simple... you dont need to calculate on that just put your quantity of your cion in a exchanger and let the exchanger total of you coin then convert the result to usd and look if got a profit... no need to do a crazy math
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June 05, 2018, 03:54:38 AM
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if you only invest with this fund then you are very difficult to get a profit. moreover you have to pay a fee.
I suggest you to invest altcoin like Ethereum.

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June 05, 2018, 04:14:15 AM
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For calculate profit is certainly an easy thing, but for now it is very difficult to calculate profits because the market is dropping so waiting for some time is a better thing.

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June 05, 2018, 04:31:07 AM
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Essentially, whether the market is down or not, if you haven't cashed out then technically you didn't profit or lose anything at all. But in your example the market didn't change from the time you bought your coin to the time you  reassesed. I hope you will know how to calculate your income, so you will know if you're losing or winning money in your investment.

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June 05, 2018, 05:03:50 AM
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The first thing to do when calculate profit is the initial capital, if the initial capital has been reached then we calculate the cost so that it can get the final figure of capital and we can get profit.
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June 05, 2018, 05:05:56 AM
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You earned $4 within that certain period of time.
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June 05, 2018, 05:11:06 AM
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So lets say I put in $100 dollars. I buy while its at a low of $10,400. The price goes up to $10,400 and I sell. Whata my profit?
You can calculate your own profit from the best sites for me but its my account so I think that the world is nothing more important than the best for all of that. I think that they can get away from the flow of the best sites for all over the world is going through my mind that you can do on your profit
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June 05, 2018, 06:19:06 AM
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Start with a price to determine your total business revenue. Then calculate the total business cost during the calculation period. Reduce the amount spent on total revenue, you can easily calculate your earnings if you find accurate value for the amount of revenue and business expenses. Note that the negative value of earnings is called (net loss). Consider earnings and expenses in the income statement. That way you can calculate the profit.
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June 05, 2018, 06:24:40 AM
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$100 amount of capital is vey small for the bitcoin price because even the price become double your money double . But it's hard to double the price because it's very high maybe you wait few months. But if you invest to altcoin they have chances to become 10 time or more in a shortime only.
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June 05, 2018, 06:54:54 AM
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You can make up the usual formula for Google tables. There is an expansion of crypto financing, which shows in real time the price change in the market on a specific coin. Just make the difference between buying and selling, divide by the purchase price and multiply by 100%. This will be your profit
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June 05, 2018, 06:56:01 AM
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1 btc is equal to 1 btc... irrespective of usd price of btc...


If you holdling for long term, you dont loose and you dont gain... because 1 BTC equals 1 BTC
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June 05, 2018, 08:44:48 AM
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So lets say I put in $100 dollars. I buy while its at a low of $10,400. The price goes up to $10,400 and I sell. Whata my profit?
To determine if you are already earn profit it is better that you know what is your starting value. Like what you said, you buy that coin for just $10,400 so if wanted to know that you already gain you need to sell that coin in much higher value than $10,400 so supposed to be it should be $10,500 and up therefore you can earn to that by $100 and up. It is much better if you patiently wait for the right to sell it when it will be double or triple or maybe much more than that so you can able to gain much higher profit.
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June 05, 2018, 10:55:04 AM
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So lets say I put in $100 dollars. I buy while its at a low of $10,400. The price goes up to $10,400 and I sell. Whata my profit?
To determine if you are already earn profit it is better that you know what is your starting value. Like what you said, you buy that coin for just $10,400 so if wanted to know that you already gain you need to sell that coin in much higher value than $10,400 so supposed to be it should be $10,500 and up therefore you can earn to that by $100 and up. It is much better if you patiently wait for the right to sell it when it will be double or triple or maybe much more than that so you can able to gain much higher profit.

If you invest $10,400 and sell it higher than your investment you can gain profit with your investment but if you sell it lower than your investment you gain nothing and losing your investment. It is very simple strategy mate to calculate with your profit. Just look like this output(investment sold) minus input (investment) $11,000 - $10,400 = $600 or 5.8% your profit with your investment.
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June 05, 2018, 12:18:54 PM
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1 btc is equal to 1 btc... irrespective of usd price of btc...


If you holdling for long term, you dont loose and you dont gain... because 1 BTC equals 1 BTC
That's irrelevant, he wants a computation on it.
Buying $100 worth of bitcoin @$10,400 will give him an estimate of 0.009BTC and let's say it moved up to $11,000 his $10,400 worth of bitcoin will become $105 so the profit is quite low if he only holds a very small amount of bitcoin.

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June 06, 2018, 09:13:06 AM
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So lets say I put in $100 dollars. I buy while its at a low of $10,400. The price goes up to $10,400 and I sell. Whata my profit?

If you make the parable isn't like that thus there is no rise at all? If the price of the initial time you buy down then back up onto the price won't get profit at all from what you invest because its value is fixed.
Just buy Bitcoin in a low market where the price of your targeted coin is low and affordable for you so that you buy the coin. If you have savings and want to put in the market then put all your savings in low market which will give you coins in large amount or quantity. This market will lead you and will shift you into a high market which will show you the price and worth of you coins as profit.
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June 06, 2018, 11:57:56 AM
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Nothing.
It is simple subtraction, basic math. I hope that your number is a typo, that is literally obvious. A price of $10k for bitcoin is not even a good opportunity to buy them if in this timeline and is a bad idea to even sell it at the same price, always try to be patient for most time possible.
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June 06, 2018, 12:15:50 PM
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So lets say I put in $100 dollars. I buy while its at a low of $10,400. The price goes up to $10,400 and I sell. Whata my profit?
For me,i dont calculate my profit instead ill make sure that every trade i made i gain even small amount from that i know my funds is increasing.because here in crypto we only Gain or Loss everytime we sold our coins not when we are holding this

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June 06, 2018, 12:18:08 PM
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I m not great mathematician but I agree with the last post where the person calculated the profit 4$, seems not much. I think that you need to reconsider the strategy you used as it doesn't work well and you will not earn much
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June 06, 2018, 12:22:57 PM
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I think that you did something wrong that's why you earned so little money but maybe this was just bad luck. I don't have a calculator now with me but it seems that the profit is less than $40. It seems to me that it was bad experience
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