Profitability over the last however many months is about 1.5 - 2.
And in general offend :), I'm not going to throw green nubile victims of advertising. I quite seriously want to make quite a serious project, hopefully for quite a serious audience.
Profitability over the last however many months is about 1.5 - 2.
And in general, you're insulting :), I'm not going to throw the green nubile victims of advertising. I'm quite seriously want to make quite a serious project, hopefully for a quite serious audience.
Yeah, that's about how I estimated it. Now do the math; Depo 10000k, in a month (according to stated profitability) 15-20k. Profit 5-10k. Your slice is 1000 - 2000 (at 20%). Seems better to me than 100. Any customer in his mind will not quarrel with a man who rents chicken... ;-)
Yeah, that's about how I estimated it. Now calculate; depo 10000k, in a month (according to declared profitability) 15-20 k. Profit 5-10 k. Your slice is 1000 - 2000 (at 20%). It seems to me better than 100.
Profitability is a bit different :) . It is the ratio of profit to loss. And the profit is about 10-20% per month with a 10% drawdown.
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>> whose profitability is in the region of 1.5 to 2
I don't agree with you on that much.
>> that much I don't agree with.
I don't insist, but then why did you have to unsubscribe?
To show your coolness? >> let's say I do. But that's not what we're talking about here.
Profitability is not the main indicator.
Gg :) Since this is the question...
How much will you pay to rent an EA, whose profitability is around 1.5 - 2, bringing 500-1000 pips on average per month?
20 - 40% of profit. Depending on the results of the month.
20 - 40% of the profits. Depending on the results of the month.
It doesn't roll. A specific fixed amount that is given before renting.
I don't insist, but why bother unsubscribing?
To show you how cool you are? Let's say I do. But that's not what we're talking about.
Profitability is not the main indicator.
You asked, I answered... put your quote then )
i'm not so sure, i've tried it myself :)
Or talk sense! Profitability averaged .... I have a daily average of 1.5-2 days, or you can just sit there and read my mind ))
It doesn't. A specific fixed amount that is given before the lease.
Why not? What if 20% is 5 times the "Specific firm sum"?
You asked, I answered... put your quote then )
Let's say for $100 a month.
Profitability over the last however many months is about 1.5 - 2.
And in general offend :), I'm not going to throw green nubile victims of advertising. I quite seriously want to make quite a serious project, hopefully for quite a serious audience.
Why not? What if 20% is 5 times the amount of "Specific firm sum"?
To avoid being conned by clients.
you're going in the right direction, you should have known ;)
You are jumping to conclusions :) . The way is right indeed.
Let's say for $100 a month.
Profitability over the last however many months is about 1.5 - 2.
And in general, you're insulting :), I'm not going to throw the green nubile victims of advertising. I'm quite seriously want to make quite a serious project, hopefully for a quite serious audience.
Yeah, that's about how I estimated it. Now do the math; Depo 10000k, in a month (according to stated profitability) 15-20k. Profit 5-10k. Your slice is 1000 - 2000 (at 20%). Seems better to me than 100. Any customer in his mind will not quarrel with a man who rents chicken... ;-)
Yeah, that's about how I estimated it. Now calculate; depo 10000k, in a month (according to declared profitability) 15-20 k. Profit 5-10 k. Your slice is 1000 - 2000 (at 20%). It seems to me better than 100.
Profitability is a bit different :) . It is the ratio of profit to loss. And the profit is about 10-20% per month with a 10% drawdown.
>> "Grails" unfortunately I don't promote.