SUM Chart, page-683

Hello. I bought SUMO at 2.5 cents on 24/4/24. My last sale of SUMO was at 18.5 cents. This is a profit of 640%. I could have sold my last SUMO on Monday for a profit of 760%. SUM vs SUMO work as follows:

* On 24/4/24, you could have bought SUMO for 2.5 cents and SUM for 12.5 cents. On 20 June 2024, SUMO could have sold at 20.5 cents for 720% profit and SUM could have been sold at 50 cents for 300% profit. Therefore, when the price rises, more profit is made buying SUMO.

* But if you bought SUM and SUMO on 20 June 2024 for 50 cents and 20.5 cents, today, your losses would be 30% for SUM vs 50% for SUMO. Therefore, when the SUM price falls, the losses are greater on SUMO than on SUM.