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07/19/07 5:47 PM

#18624 RE: ITGuy #18621

ITguy, looks about right...wasn't sure at first where your 1.8 factor came from but i follow your logic....12 days is nearly half of the trading days in any given month...or they could run 1.8 such trading sessions per month...

this was a fantastic PR....i think the only reason that it didn't cause too much hoopla is because there wasn't much $$$ involved...the results, however, are nothing short of amazing...i believe them...this thing works...i want to know how to set it up for myself!

my plan is now to make a bunch of money off this stock after i sell it a few years from now and then dump all of that into my own version of SWARM and retire by 30....ahhhh...lol...sorry, didn't i give someone a hard time yesterday about not living in reality...what a hypocrite

everyone feel free to make themselves a drink of choice tonight...let us celebrate...the company we are invested in has started to produce revenue!!!.....now they just need to ramp it up!! lol

truerando

07/19/07 6:13 PM

#18627 RE: ITGuy #18621

Try these:

250000 07/19/07
275000 08/03/07
305000 08/21/07
341000 09/07/07
384200 09/25/07
436040 10/11/07
498248 10/29/07
572897.6 11/14/07
662477.12 12/03/07
769972.544 12/19/07
898967.0528 12/31/07 6 days


Starting with $250K and increasing by 20% every 12 day period, and also
removing $25K each 12 day period for expenses, between now and year end.
The last number I increased by 12.5% and subtracted $12500, since it's
only 6 trading days. I also might have missed some days that the markets
would be closed.

All of this is just a WAG.

Imperial Whazoo

07/20/07 9:07 AM

#18731 RE: ITGuy #18621

How would you calculate it assuming compounding? See, the formula you presented assumes a straight line increase, wheras reality has it that as profits increase, the base increases & hence the result increases at a compound rate. So, just curious, does anyone out there have the compounsing formula?

Here, use this assumption: 1 trading month = 22 days.

I'm not all that good at math, to be honest and I REALLY would appreciate it if somebody could lay out the compounding formula for me so I can use it in my own planning. TIA

Imperial Whazoo