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Wednesday, April 03, 2002 5:36:40 AM
Case A: Sell $250, gain: $35.99, ROIM = 0.72%, ROMAR = 0.36%
Hum ho. R(eturn) O(n) I(nvested) M(oney) = .72%?
Now Case A was were you invested 50% of your money. Shouldn't the above then read: Realized gains instead of Return? I hope that when the price rose of the stocks that you then decided to sell, the inventory that you held also gained about the same amount
Generally speaking, the more sell points your investment passes, the farther Standard AIM will get ahead, because it has more stocks with a bigger and bigger profit.
Regards,
Karel
Hum ho. R(eturn) O(n) I(nvested) M(oney) = .72%?
Now Case A was were you invested 50% of your money. Shouldn't the above then read: Realized gains instead of Return? I hope that when the price rose of the stocks that you then decided to sell, the inventory that you held also gained about the same amount
Generally speaking, the more sell points your investment passes, the farther Standard AIM will get ahead, because it has more stocks with a bigger and bigger profit.
Regards,
Karel
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