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Write that down
But i think you just divide 20,000 by 186 to get the amount of Yen to £'s, then multiply that figure by 1.62. I think, haven't down Maths for awhile
Write that down
But i think you just divide 20,000 by 186 to get the amount of Yen to £'s, then multiply that figure by 1.62. I think, haven't down Maths for awhile
Is that 2 % per transaction as there are 2 there or for the total?
ok taking it a step further lol
how would I calculate profit percentage?
lets say something costs £10 to make and I sell it at £20...
so far I have been doing this:-
100 x 20/10 - 100 = 100%
how can I do that in a more easier way?
cheers
how would I calculate profit percentage?
lets say something costs £10 to make and I sell it at £20...
so far I have been doing this:-
100 x 20/10 - 100 = 100%
how can I do that in a more easier way?
cheers
If you want to be a bit anal you could also point out that you'd never actually do this transaction via GBP - in reality it should be a EURUSD and USDJPY trade.....
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If you wanted to be REALLY anal you could point out that it would be just as unlikely to do it EURUSD and USDJPY and get hit with 2 lots of commission and charges, and take some exchange risk if you are playing with big money when you could do EURJPY
