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August 02, 2018, 06:20:07 AM |
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the simplest way to calculate profits in trading is the selling price multiplied by the capital minus the purchase price multiplied by the capital, then reduced transaction costs in the exchange can vary, if you mention a specific number maybe I can help calculate it clearly
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August 02, 2018, 06:35:25 AM |
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the simplest way to calculate profits in trading is the selling price multiplied by the capital minus the purchase price multiplied by the capital, then reduced transaction costs in the exchange can vary, if you mention a specific number maybe I can help calculate it clearly
well, for me, counting profit is something easy. simply separate with our main capital, or see how big its development. when our income has exceeded our initial money, I think that's where the profits are. well, everyone has their way of calculating the profits they get.
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August 03, 2018, 08:51:35 PM |
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Why others are posting far from the topic?
And the answer has been clearly given, you don't have to answer anymore with that much cases and scenarios. He's only asking for buying and selling moment but his example isn't worth it because there's no profit that he can get by selling at the same buy price.
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Rent this sig space so that BTC goes to $100k.
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August 05, 2018, 12:49:18 AM |
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you buy for $ 10,400. then the price rises to $ 10,800. that is obviously your profit, at the rate of 0,400.
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August 05, 2018, 01:27:15 AM |
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Why others are posting far from the topic?
And the answer has been clearly given, you don't have to answer anymore with that much cases and scenarios. He's only asking for buying and selling moment but his example isn't worth it because there's no profit that he can get by selling at the same buy price.
Big question is why people answer this newbie and his nonsense question. Do anyone need to give an answer to this guy who doesn`t know basic math? He is making a fun from all of us with such question, when you run trough this thread and you see people who gave answer you see a fool, cause nobody normal would bother to explain anything to a guy who ask such questions for the first grade. What all of us should do is to judge people who answer this question and wrote same lines over and over again without thinking. I tried many times to point out this kind of things, but guess what, nobody cared.
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August 05, 2018, 01:52:29 AM |
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I think you are really missing the point in calculating your profit. If you a problem with mathematics I guess you don't have to wrestle with it in your brain. How about looking at your input money and trying to compare it to the current selling price plus the transaction fees going out? Maybe you will have a better look at gains than trying to calculate the complicated math behind. I would love to solve gains this way because I would always want a fast solution. You can try it as I do.
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August 11, 2018, 05:25:23 AM |
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Every single company needs to make documentation the company's financial history formally. If you can do this, it's usually easier to calculate your retained earnings over the period by using figures from the official report to find out how much retained earnings on a given date, net profit, and paid dividends, than if you had to manually calculate . If you can not access the net profit value for sure, you can calculate the net income of a business by calculating it manually through a slightly longer process.
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August 11, 2018, 01:11:23 PM |
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Profit is the difference between expense and income. Just subtract the income from the income and you will make a profit. The profit should be positive. In the performance of any financial transactions, it happens that a certain commission is withheld, this must also be taken into account in the expenditure graph.
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August 14, 2018, 03:10:04 AM |
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Profit is the difference between expense and income. Just subtract the income from the income and you will make a profit. The profit should be positive. In the performance of any financial transactions, it happens that a certain commission is withheld, this must also be taken into account in the expenditure graph.
One can know about his/her profits by keeping in mind the gap between the initial cost of investment and the final price of his portfolio. This is an easy way to calculate your profit but the most important thing is to maximize your profit and this could be done so by investing in a coin that is the most liquid in the market and the most profitable. Besides, one having a good name in the market is normally demanded the most and that is the reason bitcoin has a high market cap. Besides, you can get the worth of your portfolio maximized by selling when the market is green.
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August 14, 2018, 07:40:01 AM |
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Why others are posting far from the topic?
And the answer has been clearly given, you don't have to answer anymore with that much cases and scenarios. He's only asking for buying and selling moment but his example isn't worth it because there's no profit that he can get by selling at the same buy price.
Big question is why people answer this newbie and his nonsense question. Do anyone need to give an answer to this guy who doesn`t know basic math? He is making a fun from all of us with such question, when you run trough this thread and you see people who gave answer you see a fool, cause nobody normal would bother to explain anything to a guy who ask such questions for the first grade. What all of us should do is to judge people who answer this question and wrote same lines over and over again without thinking. I tried many times to point out this kind of things, but guess what, nobody cared. Well, I find this funny and does not affect the community much, even fun. The fact that we are trying to write our lines, for long and not too important. And I think we should focus on helping those who are more difficult than ourselves. Instead, you do not have to look at each other, picking up stories, wasting time. Help your life with you.
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August 14, 2018, 07:50:32 AM |
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Actually it is pretty simple, much like how everyone explained it. You just have to know how much your current portfolio is then subtract that value to how much you invested. If it comes out above zero then you actually profited. If comes out below zero then you are at a loss. In your example, it is hard to know if you had a profit since the value of what you bought didn't change.
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Experts in the world often come to the philosophical conclusion: "If profits are 8,9 then only 6 is enough" is not wrong. When you see the profit is satisfied with yourself and not too greedy, only so can achieve many goals in life. Let's have a break and be prepared for the ultimate break in the back that is successful.
Every people has the same idea, they will just cash out if they are satisfied about the profit they can get but the only problem is their own emotions that meddling when the market price is dumping and they tend to sell their coins at the lowest price.
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August 15, 2018, 06:57:18 PM |
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If you want to know the profit you have gotten, just substract your principal from the overall money you have accumulated. It is not at all times you can get profit, it demands critical thinking and caution.
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August 15, 2018, 07:25:10 PM |
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I think something is missing in your question. however if thats what you want to know. you are not in profit rather you are in loss because of the fees and transaction cost. your loss = amount received after selling - (buying fee + selling fee + transfer fee (if made any)).
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August 15, 2018, 11:07:13 PM |
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Profit will occur when you sell your asset higher than the amount you bought it.. Thats how it goes.. Buy low sell high..need patience on trading.. Consider fees also whe trading cause it counts nothing comes for free now..
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I usually calculate the profit according to the amount of money I have daily based on the data on CMC. This may not be exactly exact but it will be relative.
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August 15, 2018, 11:43:04 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?
I'm a little confused with your post. if your post is correct buy and sell at the same price. I think you don't get a profit. but you get a cost loss. before posting please carefully. and I think your question is a question that might be very easy to answer. if you have ever learned to count, I think you can answer it yourself.
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August 16, 2018, 01:17:33 AM |
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You will be in loss in this case as you have to pay exchange fees. Even if you manage to get some profit, most of it will go to taxes.
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August 16, 2018, 02:01:52 AM |
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The way to calculate your profit is simple: You just rely on the price at the buy and the price at the sell margin will be the opposite of your profit will not profit.
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August 16, 2018, 08:09:39 AM |
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Profit is the difference between expense and income. Just subtract the income from the income and you will make a profit. The profit should be positive. In the performance of any financial transactions, it happens that a certain commission is withheld, this must also be taken into account in the expenditure graph.
In the language of economics we say that one is cost price which is your buying price and another is selling price, if we subtract cost price from selling price then it will give you profit. On the other hand if we subtract selling price from cost price then it is a clear loss. In order to get rid of loss or other problems we must learn first and if we obey all the basic rules and work on principles then there is nothing to worry about and you will get your profit from any investment.
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