Friday, April 22, 2016 10:11:06 PM
Can I try to help him??
If you have a $10.00 stock and sell it to your best friend, Richard Munch, for $.0001 what would that be?
The formula used is:
sell$ minus value$ divided by value$ to get the decimal amount and that times 100 equals the percentage discount
so:
(.0001-10)/10=-.99999 times 100 is 99.999% discount.
Oh wait not low enough yet. Let's sell it at $.00000001 ...
(.00000001-10)/10=-.999999999 times 100 is 99.9999999% discount.
Crap, still not low enough. Let's sell it at $.000000000001 ...
(.000000000001-10)/10=-0.9999999999999 times 100 is 99.99999999999% discount.
hmmmm..... Sorry Jay, you are on your own!
If you have a $10.00 stock and sell it to your best friend, Richard Munch, for $.0001 what would that be?
The formula used is:
sell$ minus value$ divided by value$ to get the decimal amount and that times 100 equals the percentage discount
so:
(.0001-10)/10=-.99999 times 100 is 99.999% discount.
Oh wait not low enough yet. Let's sell it at $.00000001 ...
(.00000001-10)/10=-.999999999 times 100 is 99.9999999% discount.
Crap, still not low enough. Let's sell it at $.000000000001 ...
(.000000000001-10)/10=-0.9999999999999 times 100 is 99.99999999999% discount.
hmmmm..... Sorry Jay, you are on your own!
In case I forgot to mention it above, Always Just My Opinion
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