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Ag jis



Well to get to my answer I just used an internet interest calculator.



I initially used the 5040% yearly interest compounded at a monthly interval.



But ok if I change the settings to a 20% daily profit (compounded daily) then I get

8,758,510,182,895,210,906,318,274,560.00

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you will never get to the insane, magical, first-ever, uber bot calculations..........you need some curry-bunny software

 

[John Tempus]

Didnt you perhaps check the “monthly deposit” as $1 as opposed to leaving it blank and just checking the start off balance as $1? Coz that would then be $12

Ye, I did a oopsie with the imaginary numbers. haha

Did I miss where they actually suggested they were earning 20% a day lol

 

[soulie]

Pretty well spoken documentary, not sure if it might have been listed in this thread some million pages back.

Everything discussed here fits perfectly with MTI, I guess that is just coincidence. hahaha

Its a spot on video this .3rd time im watching it .everytime i pick up on a different phrase that is bandied around by the ponzi people .it is such a slick operation you cant help but be enthralled by it all .untill you have boxes of amway in your garage and you have no food on the table to eat ,except for overpriced herbalife things.Remember :Nobody Messes With The Family : part!

 

[soulie]

Early

 

[Snyper564]

Early

Neno tired

 

[MONTHEBIFF733B]

Not quite. Your "per year" calculation isn't compounded....which means the "real" number is actually far more insane.

If your daily profit is 20% and there are 21 trading days in a month, and you start with, let's say R1, then a month's worth of trading would look like this:

Final amount = starting amount x (1 + decimal interest) ^ interest terms

= 1 x (1 + 0.2) ^ 21
= 46.005


Per year it would be :
1 x (1 + 0.2) ^ 252
= 89, 882, 264, 183, 609, 616, 626.8

Just to further trim this calculation...I assumed that the compounding is done daily because they brag daily about their return. Does anyone have intel/account to confirm how often they claim the compound intervals are?

 

[Venator]

Just to further trim this calculation...I assumed that the compounding is done daily because they brag daily about their return. Does anyone have intel/account to confirm how often they claim the compound intervals are?

Yes, I checked this out a little while ago, specifically for the August figures. If you go and look at Joel Santiago's page he likes to post up those little daily statements.

Based on the daily figures, compounded the monthly profit was 20.11%. Members only get 40% of the profits though (as mere ROI), so that's 20.11% x 0.4 = 8.044%, which is in line with what they claim. .

 

[warrenpridgeon]

@Waldman Jordaan hope things are progressing well and hopefully stuff begins happening soon.

This thing is still growing.

Between last night at 6:30pm and now (9:12am) my unfunded (I don't earn anything from it), "test", account has grown by 27 members. This is crazy...

It's looking like the only thing that will slow this down is when it falls over by itself :/

 

[w1z4rd]

It's looking like the only thing that will slow this down is when it falls over by itself :/

I wish I had the money to form a lobby group to get the government and correct industries to take notice. But yeah, this wont end until the exit scam.

 

[Venator]

Lol, you know how doesn't take very kindly to scams? The Dubai Police.

 

[soulie]

Lol, you know how doesn't take very kindly to scams? The Dubai Police.

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Its interesting you mention Dubai , my wifes whole family live and work in Dubai and Quatar ,the one scheme ,one tried on me , quite a vicious scheme was along these lines : you have to invest 1000usd per month of which you get 10% back on deposit , on your interest you get 50% and the other 50% goes to the head honcho , your interest has to be withdrawn monthly to an account in Scotland( or 2 other countries ,forgot which ) ,which you have to open yourself . I think the interest at that stage was around 3% per month , i cant do the maths on it ,but was way to much for me.

 

[MissKnow-a-Little]

Someone probably mentioned this before, but I find it super frustrating that all these interviews with the Key Individuals are done by people who are religious followers of MTI. I'm having trouble finding a non-biased interview where someone outside MTI is asking some difficult questions that have not been discussed beforehand.

 

[justreading]

Lol, you know how doesn't take very kindly to scams? The Dubai Police.

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The maths dont add up. If this fool has made 14% of his investment so fast it means that certain teams are earning more in growth than others. Which in the end means they not treating everyone the same.

 

[MONTHEBIFF733B]

Yes, I checked this out a little while ago, specifically for the August figures. If you go and look at Joel Santiago's page he likes to post up those little daily statements.

Based on the daily figures, compounded the monthly profit was 20.11%. Members only get 40% of the profits though (as mere ROI), so that's 20.11% x 0.4 = 8.044%, which is in line with what they claim. .

Sorry my brain is mush atm...does the trading claims therefore equate daily or, for instance, monthly compounding?

 

[Snyper564]

Sorry my brain is mush atm...does the trading claims therefore equate daily or, for instance, monthly compounding?

Compounding for MTI is always daily. Or every trading day to be specific. So weekends not included

 

[tetrasect]

Someone probably mentioned this before, but I find it super frustrating that all these interviews with the Key Individuals are done by people who are religious followers of MTI. I'm having trouble finding a non-biased interview where someone outside MTI is asking some difficult questions that have not been discussed beforehand.

Lol that would be suicide!

Sorry my brain is mush atm...does the trading claims therefore equate daily or, for instance, monthly compounding?

They update people's balance daily so that means it is compounded daily.

 

[newby_investor]

Someone probably mentioned this before, but I find it super frustrating that all these interviews with the Key Individuals are done by people who are religious followers of MTI. I'm having trouble finding a non-biased interview where someone outside MTI is asking some difficult questions that have not been discussed beforehand.

I think they did do something like that on RSG which was transcribed on moneyweb a while ago? Just in response to the FSCA's thing, Cheri Marks came on and insisted (in effect) that it was actually the FSCA that was lying and not MTI. As I recall.

 

[soulie]

I think they did do something like that on RSG which was transcribed on moneyweb a while ago? Just in response to the FSCA's thing, Cheri Marks came on and insisted (in effect) that it was actually the FSCA that was lying and not MTI. As I recall.

The podcast is on RSG, including the announcers disbelief at the end .

 

[MissKnow-a-Little]

I think they did do something like that on RSG which was transcribed on moneyweb a while ago? Just in response to the FSCA's thing, Cheri Marks came on and insisted (in effect) that it was actually the FSCA that was lying and not MTI. As I recall.

I remember yes, I listened to that. Didn't she have that same snotty attitude with them as well?

 

[warrenpridgeon]

I think they did do something like that on RSG which was transcribed on moneyweb a while ago? Just in response to the FSCA's thing, Cheri Marks came on and insisted (in effect) that it was actually the FSCA that was lying and not MTI. As I recall.

Don't forget -> "EVERYONE else is lying... ONLY MTI is telling the truth".