Ann: Placement, page-126

Always quick to jump on here, professing to be a genius.

Just like your calculations, the difference between 5 and 7 DOESN'T matter,

to me, although it seems to, to you.

Shows how little I know? I've probably FORGOTTEN more about

numbers, profit/loss, interest than you'll ever know.

And if I buy at 5, and it goes back to 3, what's the profit margin there????

That'd be a 40% loss ?

Just for interests sake, did you sell at 8, and buy back at 5?

You could have increased your holding by 60%.

Even better than the 52% your talking to me about.

You've totally missed the point though, I'll feel more comfortable

buying in the future, at 7, than what I would now, at 5.

And if it doesn't reach 7, no LOSS for me.


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WRONG!​

shows how little you know about the compounding effect and leverage... you would get 40% less shares at 7"​

If you want to come here and tell all and sundry, how to trade,​

or the difference in numbers/percentages, you need to get it RIGHT.​

Buying at 7, instead of 5, is NOT 40% less shares, but only 28.57%.​

Thanks for the maths lesson just the same.​

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