ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:But then, you need to factor in that the bank can accept an arbitrary amount of money...
I see your point is that for the specified buying price, one or the other may be more efficient.

Huh?

I think you're still mis-understanding what I'm trying to say.

What I'm doing is just calculating the amount of E-Pigs that I would need to get in order to make a profit, taking account of both the interest rate that would be lost if I undertake the investment instead of banking, and also the interest rate that would be gained for E-Pigs that are gotten at different periods of time.

The assumptions that I'm using are

1. that I am getting a constant amount of inflow every day, rather than different amounts.
2. that I'm getting the E-Pigs as I earn them, rather than getting them at the end all in 1 bunch at the end.
3. that interest is compounded every day, rather than, lets say, every week.

What does accepting arbitrary amounts of money, and efficiency have to do with it?

(This post was last modified: 03/04/2008 05:30 AM by Assassinator.)