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Aguytrying		#21 Posted : Saturday, June 13, 2015 2:52:22 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 7/11/2010 Posts: 5,040		The optimist wrote: newfarer wrote: 280%??? man you have a steel heart. Some people would have already joined the 12elders in worshipping the Lord. Yaana wange kuwa wameona musa na kondoo tayari Am laughing at the joke. Not the 280% loss. how does one make a 280% loss? the highest you can make is 100%. unless ur short selling or using borrowed funds The investor's chief problem - and even his worst enemy - is likely to be himself
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obiero		#22 Posted : Saturday, June 13, 2015 3:12:27 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,237 Location: nairobi		Aguytrying wrote: The optimist wrote: newfarer wrote: 280%??? man you have a steel heart. Some people would have already joined the 12elders in worshipping the Lord. Yaana wange kuwa wameona musa na kondoo tayari Am laughing at the joke. Not the 280% loss. how does one make a 280% loss? the highest you can make is 100%. unless ur short selling or using borrowed funds Its called sarcasm
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newfarer		#23 Posted : Saturday, June 13, 2015 4:46:54 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 3/19/2010 Posts: 3,505 Location: Uganda		obiero wrote: Aguytrying wrote: The optimist wrote: newfarer wrote: 280%??? man you have a steel heart. Some people would have already joined the 12elders in worshipping the Lord. Yaana wange kuwa wameona musa na kondoo tayari Am laughing at the joke. Not the 280% loss. how does one make a 280% loss? the highest you can make is 100%. unless ur short selling or using borrowed funds Its called sarcasm You can make even 1000% loss. Loss is the opposite of profit. punda amecheka
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newfarer		#24 Posted : Saturday, June 13, 2015 4:50:50 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 3/19/2010 Posts: 3,505 Location: Uganda		obiero wrote: Aguytrying wrote: The optimist wrote: newfarer wrote: 280%??? man you have a steel heart. Some people would have already joined the 12elders in worshipping the Lord. Yaana wange kuwa wameona musa na kondoo tayari Am laughing at the joke. Not the 280% loss. how does one make a 280% loss? the highest you can make is 100%. unless ur short selling or using borrowed funds Its called sarcasm You can make even 1000% loss. Loss is the opposite of profit.. If you bought at 66 and sold @ 6 you make - 1000% loss Being (6-66) /6x100 bodmas Loss sio probability ati it has to add to 1 punda amecheka
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obiero		#25 Posted : Saturday, June 13, 2015 5:06:13 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,237 Location: nairobi		newfarer wrote: obiero wrote: Aguytrying wrote: The optimist wrote: newfarer wrote: 280%??? man you have a steel heart. Some people would have already joined the 12elders in worshipping the Lord. Yaana wange kuwa wameona musa na kondoo tayari Am laughing at the joke. Not the 280% loss. how does one make a 280% loss? the highest you can make is 100%. unless ur short selling or using borrowed funds Its called sarcasm You can make even 1000% loss. Loss is the opposite of profit.. If you bought at 66 and sold @ 6 you make - 1000% loss Being (6-66) /6x100 bodmas Loss sio probability ati it has to add to 1 Hi. I believe you can agree that its the share that has slid 1000% but the shareholder has not wiped out 100% of initial investment
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Aguytrying		#26 Posted : Saturday, June 13, 2015 8:34:54 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 7/11/2010 Posts: 5,040		obiero wrote: newfarer wrote: obiero wrote: Aguytrying wrote: The optimist wrote: newfarer wrote: 280%??? man you have a steel heart. Some people would have already joined the 12elders in worshipping the Lord. Yaana wange kuwa wameona musa na kondoo tayari Am laughing at the joke. Not the 280% loss. how does one make a 280% loss? the highest you can make is 100%. unless ur short selling or using borrowed funds Its called sarcasm You can make even 1000% loss. Loss is the opposite of profit.. If you bought at 66 and sold @ 6 you make - 1000% loss Being (6-66) /6x100 bodmas Loss sio probability ati it has to add to 1 Hi. I believe you can agree that its the share that has slid 1000% but the shareholder has not wiped out 100% of initial investment @newfarer. 100% loss means you buy at 66.00 and now its at 0.00. buying at 66 and selling at 6 is.... 66-6=60 60/66x100= 91% loss. The investor's chief problem - and even his worst enemy - is likely to be himself
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newfarer		#27 Posted : Saturday, June 13, 2015 10:14:50 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 3/19/2010 Posts: 3,505 Location: Uganda		Aguytrying wrote: obiero wrote: newfarer wrote: obiero wrote: Aguytrying wrote: The optimist wrote: newfarer wrote: 280%??? man you have a steel heart. Some people would have already joined the 12elders in worshipping the Lord. Yaana wange kuwa wameona musa na kondoo tayari Am laughing at the joke. Not the 280% loss. how does one make a 280% loss? the highest you can make is 100%. unless ur short selling or using borrowed funds Its called sarcasm You can make even 1000% loss. Loss is the opposite of profit.. If you bought at 66 and sold @ 6 you make - 1000% loss Being (6-66) /6x100 bodmas Loss sio probability ati it has to add to 1 Hi. I believe you can agree that its the share that has slid 1000% but the shareholder has not wiped out 100% of initial investment @newfarer. 100% loss means you buy at 66.00 and now its at 0.00. buying at 66 and selling at 6 is.... 66-6=60 60/66x100= 91% loss. Hahaha. Kujiconsole. What if you bought 6 and sold at 66 your gain is? Your calculation is flawed. Wazuan accountants, analysts tafadhali saidieni punda amecheka
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obiero		#28 Posted : Saturday, June 13, 2015 10:55:54 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,237 Location: nairobi		newfarer wrote: Aguytrying wrote: obiero wrote: newfarer wrote: obiero wrote: Aguytrying wrote: The optimist wrote: newfarer wrote: 280%??? man you have a steel heart. Some people would have already joined the 12elders in worshipping the Lord. Yaana wange kuwa wameona musa na kondoo tayari Am laughing at the joke. Not the 280% loss. how does one make a 280% loss? the highest you can make is 100%. unless ur short selling or using borrowed funds Its called sarcasm You can make even 1000% loss. Loss is the opposite of profit.. If you bought at 66 and sold @ 6 you make - 1000% loss Being (6-66) /6x100 bodmas Loss sio probability ati it has to add to 1 Hi. I believe you can agree that its the share that has slid 1000% but the shareholder has not wiped out 100% of initial investment @newfarer. 100% loss means you buy at 66.00 and now its at 0.00. buying at 66 and selling at 6 is.... 66-6=60 60/66x100= 91% loss. Hahaha. Kujiconsole. What if you bought 6 and sold at 66 your gain is? Your calculation is flawed. Wazuan accountants, analysts tafadhali saidieni @newfarer labda nieleze kwa swahili.. kupoteza asilimia mia moja ni kumaanisha umepoteza kila centi ulichowekeza kwenye hisa husika. kwa mfano kama uliekeza elfu kumi hisa hio ikigusa shilingi sufuri basi umepoteza asilimia mia
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Boris Boyka		#29 Posted : Sunday, June 14, 2015 5:56:04 AM
Rank: Veteran Joined: 11/15/2013 Posts: 1,977 Location: Here		obiero wrote: newfarer wrote: Aguytrying wrote: obiero wrote: newfarer wrote: obiero wrote: Aguytrying wrote: The optimist wrote: newfarer wrote: 280%??? man you have a steel heart. Some people would have already joined the 12elders in worshipping the Lord. Yaana wange kuwa wameona musa na kondoo tayari Am laughing at the joke. Not the 280% loss. how does one make a 280% loss? the highest you can make is 100%. unless ur short selling or using borrowed funds Its called sarcasm You can make even 1000% loss. Loss is the opposite of profit.. If you bought at 66 and sold @ 6 you make - 1000% loss Being (6-66) /6x100 bodmas Loss sio probability ati it has to add to 1 Hi. I believe you can agree that its the share that has slid 1000% but the shareholder has not wiped out 100% of initial investment @newfarer. 100% loss means you buy at 66.00 and now its at 0.00. buying at 66 and selling at 6 is.... 66-6=60 60/66x100= 91% loss. Hahaha. Kujiconsole. What if you bought 6 and sold at 66 your gain is? Your calculation is flawed. Wazuan accountants, analysts tafadhali saidieni @newfarer labda nieleze kwa swahili.. kupoteza asilimia mia moja ni kumaanisha umepoteza kila centi ulichowekeza kwenye hisa husika. kwa mfano kama uliekeza elfu kumi hisa hio ikigusa shilingi sufuri basi umepoteza asilimia mia Haha hehe This maths needs a primary school kid not an accountant. @Obiero uliyowekeza not ulichowekeza kama wilbroda haha. @newfarer Rudi usome hesabu ya profit and loss iko class 4/5 hapo. when the share gets to zero...that is 100% loss no more. You can't losse what you didn't have. Losses do not go beyond 100% save for cases mentioned up there earlier. Profits can be even into millions of %. You can gain many much as you can. Everybody STEALS, a THIEF is one who's CAUGHT stealing something of LITTLE VALUE. !!!
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Aguytrying		#30 Posted : Sunday, June 14, 2015 10:52:46 AM
Rank: Elder Joined: 7/11/2010 Posts: 5,040		Boris Boyka wrote: obiero wrote: newfarer wrote: Aguytrying wrote: obiero wrote: newfarer wrote: obiero wrote: Aguytrying wrote: The optimist wrote: newfarer wrote: 280%??? man you have a steel heart. Some people would have already joined the 12elders in worshipping the Lord. Yaana wange kuwa wameona musa na kondoo tayari Am laughing at the joke. Not the 280% loss. how does one make a 280% loss? the highest you can make is 100%. unless ur short selling or using borrowed funds Its called sarcasm You can make even 1000% loss. Loss is the opposite of profit.. If you bought at 66 and sold @ 6 you make - 1000% loss Being (6-66) /6x100 bodmas Loss sio probability ati it has to add to 1 Hi. I believe you can agree that its the share that has slid 1000% but the shareholder has not wiped out 100% of initial investment @newfarer. 100% loss means you buy at 66.00 and now its at 0.00. buying at 66 and selling at 6 is.... 66-6=60 60/66x100= 91% loss. Hahaha. Kujiconsole. What if you bought 6 and sold at 66 your gain is? Your calculation is flawed. Wazuan accountants, analysts tafadhali saidieni @newfarer labda nieleze kwa swahili.. kupoteza asilimia mia moja ni kumaanisha umepoteza kila centi ulichowekeza kwenye hisa husika. kwa mfano kama uliekeza elfu kumi hisa hio ikigusa shilingi sufuri basi umepoteza asilimia mia Haha hehe This maths needs a primary school kid not an accountant. @Obiero uliyowekeza not ulichowekeza kama wilbroda haha. @newfarer Rudi usome hesabu ya profit and loss iko class 4/5 hapo. when the share gets to zero...that is 100% loss no more. You can't losse what you didn't have. Losses do not go beyond 100% save for cases mentioned up there earlier. Profits can be even into millions of %. You can gain many much as you can. asante kuelezea huyu ndungu wetu. kumbe kuna watu wanatatanishwa na hesabu rahisi hivi The investor's chief problem - and even his worst enemy - is likely to be himself
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