The challenge: What is cheap and what is expensive? - page 5
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Potatoes are valued in currencies, more specifically in roubles, and the value of the rouble varies, so we still have two commodities, a pair of Potatoes/RUB
Why can't the picky princess problem be applied to forex? (but as an unintelligent child, please explain)
It's going to get even more complicated that way. We can't solve such a problem unambiguously as it is.
You can't, but someone has already solved it:
PepsiCo to spend RUB 2bn on Russian potatoes
PepsiCo plans to invest RUB 2.1bn in agriculture in Russia in 2013, the company's press office said, citing PepsiCo Russia general manager Paul Kisler.
"As part of our procurement localisation strategy, our goal is to meet our raw material needs 100% from local producers," he said.
Read more: https://www.mql5.com/go?link=http://www.rbc.ru/economics/27/09/2012/5703fd789a7947fcbd440e0b
Yusuf, you're at it again(. Well, give us your formula anyway. What's all the fuss about?
I will open a special thread to discuss this topic. It will be the basis of a future article for the scientific community, as the idea has not yet been published anywhere, except in a local university publication. It will be called "Sultonov's formula for determining the profit of commercial structures", where we will discuss:
1. The profit formula itself and the meaning of its 4 coefficients. 2;
2. determining the values of the selling prices corresponding to the 2 break-even points;
3. Marginal selling price;
4. The optimum selling price to achieve maximum profit;
5. Determination of the maximum profit;
6. Determination of the maximum purchase price above which no profit can be made.
7. Many related concepts, formulas. suggestions;
8. Taking into account and summarising the participants' opinions, including explanations of objections and questions that have arisen.
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not to that extent :-)
That way it gets even more complicated. We can't solve such a problem unambiguously as it is.
I will open a special branch to discuss this topic.
Yusuf, you will be banned for spamming.
You've already created two topic threads
The Sultonov indicator on the MT screen
Have fun in it.
I don't understand, do you want to buy potatoes or guess the best price for potatoes?
Dim, what a topic you've raised...
This problem has no adequate solution with such conditions. The only thing that comes to mind in this situation is to calculate the arithmetic mean after half of the row in the hope that at the end of the row there will be a price below it. Naturally, it is not certain that there will be such a price.
It's not about the potatoes. It's about choosing the best price. And whether it will be, that's the problem.
The most profitable one is sought by greedier people, greed does not lead to good. )
Better not to buy potatoes, but to grow them. And the most profitable option is to provide services to the public for ploughing fields, ploughing, and digging potatoes (of course mechanised).
The most profitable price to sell in spring to buy in autumn.
If you do not know which woman to buy go to where the people on the most twist (there and bargain can be), the price is optimal (and the price does not need to look at once see the crowd).