How do you do compounding in HYIP?

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How do you do compounding in HYIP?
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Posted by: hyperion

Hi everyone. I got a few questions. Not sure if I should post here or the admin area, but here goes.

If a program pays daily and the admin would want to compound the daily rates for the members' benefit, how would he do this, if he doesn't trade daily?

Here's the details: Members open an account at the website and then deposit money with e-gold. Each day the admin will credit the account of the members and it should compound.

Now if the admin does not trade daily, let's say he is a swing trader, and he trades only once or twice a week, but these trades are consistent of 5 to 10 percent a week average...

Is there a formula used to calculate daily compounding of members accounts?

Here's another example: Sometimes the trades would last 2 or 3 weeks, buying a stock at a certain amount and selling it for 20% more, 3 weeks later.

Is there a way this admin can still offer daily compounding?

Posted by: memorex

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Originally Posted by hyperion

Hi everyone. I got a few questions. Not sure if I should post here or the admin area, but here goes.

If a program pays daily and the admin would want to compound the daily rates for the members' benefit, how would he do this, if he doesn't trade daily?

Here's the details: Members open an account at the website and then deposit money with e-gold. Each day the admin will credit the account of the members and it should compound.

Now if the admin does not trade daily, let's say he is a swing trader, and he trades only once or twice a week, but these trades are consistent of 5 to 10 percent a week average...

Is there a formula used to calculate daily compounding of members accounts?

Here's another example: Sometimes the trades would last 2 or 3 weeks, buying a stock at a certain amount and selling it for 20% more, 3 weeks later.

Is there a way this admin can still offer daily compounding?

They would project an assessment of how much they can hope to make in a certain period of time then from this it would be possible to give them a figure which they can speculate is compounded from the the deposit but they invariably have certain clauses in place to cover the scenario of not reaching this target as well, like non payment months, or reduced rates, or variable rated payments.

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memorex