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Is 50,000% tha same as 500X? (500 x the original 100 {%} is 50,000) For instance, if you start with 20. x 100% = 40. (20x1=20 + the original 20 = 40dollars). So 1000% would be 10x40, or 400 dollars, right? and 5x that (5000% would be 2,000 dollars, right?) and 10x that, (50,000%, would be 20,000 dollars?
If this is not correct, could you please post as 50x or 500x. I can do the math there. 50x the original 20 dollars mentioned above would be only 1,000 dollars. 500x would be 10,000 dollars. Not 50,000. Not sure you meant you would have 10,00 dollars if you started with 20, or if you meant 50,000 dollars if you started with 20.
It makes a difference. using 50,000% confuses me. But 50x, or 500x, or 50,000x is easy to multiply and find out what you mean.
Or if you (or anyone) just specifies. I have found that different people mean different things when using % vs x.
I hope this is not off topic, since a lot of people post saying they are up x %, or revenue is expected to be up x %. It would help me to follow what people are talking about in relation to NTEK and where they think it will go. Please don't ban me for asking this question. % is referenced on posts that are still here, so I think it is relevant? Thanks.
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