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Yusuf - good to see you! Looks like you're on your horse! I congratulate you! I need another article deciphering these 50 formulas.
Isthe 18th one included, from your previous article?
Thanks, Roman. No, it doesn't. The numbering is different here:
No.1 is the classic profit formula as the difference of income and all kinds of expenses (fixed and variable) with which the other, derived by me kind of profit formula under No.25 was compared;
No. 2 - law of supply and demand;
No.3 - the dependence (law) of income on price;
No.4 - market elasticity formula;
No. 5 - virtual income, the maximum income received from the sale of goods at a negligible price (needed only for calculation purposes)
No.6 - the formula for the marginal price after which the product is not sold in the market;
No.7 - the general formula for the degree of price competition of the goods on the market;
No.8 - formula for the degree of price competition for the current selling price of the goods on the market;
No.9 - trade mark-up;
No.10 - selling price expressed through the purchase price;
No.11 - marginal trade mark-up;
I will continue later
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Yousufkhodja Sultonov:
I fit the whole indicator into 17 columns in exel
PS. I don't know about "how many formulas". The author measures everything in columns there. Not even in lines of code. Philosophy, alas, is not incomprehensible for average minds.
I got it right from the first page. From the response to Prival's post:
"Briefly:
1. Yes, the market model covers 50 formulas next to which you have not even passed;
2. you won't see them or explain them - you won't understand with that understanding of the situation anyway;
3. Time will tell, and the price level indicator apparently will;
4. With koshi I did quite rightly, it would be sacrilege, to use, but not to remind;
5. Let others call it by my name, if they deem it worthy of such honour."
Thank you, Roman. No, it doesn't. The numbering is different here:
No.1 is the classical profit formula as the difference between income and all kinds of expenses (fixed and variable) with which the other, derived by me kind of profit formula under No.25 was compared;
No. 2 - law of supply and demand;
No.3 - the dependence (law) of income on price;
No.4 - market elasticity formula;
No. 5 - virtual income, the maximum income received from the sale of goods at a negligible price (needed only for calculation purposes)
No.6 - the formula for the marginal price after which the product is not sold in the market;
No.7 - the general formula for the degree of price competition of the product on the market;
No.8 - formula for the degree of price competition for the current selling price of the goods on the market;
No.9 - trade mark-up;
No.10 - selling price expressed through the purchase price;
11 - marginal markup;
I will continue later
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5. Let others call it by my name, if they deem it worthy of such honour."
I suggest "Bishbarmak."
Delicious, with tradition. You can't tell the difference at the end, but we don't care about the end, we care about the process and the ritual.
Briefly:
1. Yes, the market model covers 50 formulas next to which you have not even passed;
Does this mean we have another 50 PAMMs to look forward to?
8 million PAMMs, by the number of inhabitants of Tajikistan.
And who will work in Moscow? (Pushkin?)
8 million PAMMs, by the number of people in Tajikistan.
At the opening of a bar make a calculation and post your forecast here.
Let's see how the price is set up to a point one bar forward)))
In the form of a table -
Date, Forecast, Fact