Holey Moleys

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Barca £60m for Couts................





























Which leg do they want?

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I have another math problem here at work i need help with

Have you tried using your toes?

Even counted the next person's toes

http://www.irishmirror.ie/sport/soccer/soccer-news/james-milner-ranked-second-best-9594998#ICID=nsm

Milner > Any other fullback in the premier league and second best in Europe.

Coutinho stands along side De Bruyne as the best AM in Europe.

Ok so anywyas whoever wants to crack this, is more than welcome

There was an investment switch that took place that should never have happened and now we have to switch everything back to the way it was. However I have to do it in % format so cant just switch rand amounts back.

The member's total investment at the date of the switch = R595 984.39

The total amount that was switched out = R286 611.43

However this amount came from various portfolios and the breakdown is:

1) R85 183.29
2) R50 257.52
3) R58 217.55
4) R92 953.07

The switch however was processed into a portfolio that had a value of R87 299.53 at the day of the switch. So R87 299.53 + the R286 611.43

So the percentage equivalent of R286 611.43 needs to be switched back into those 4 portfolios.

Although the second part is that an additional contribution of R3 136.62 was made after the erroneous switch made. So this additional amount was supposed to be split as follows:

1) 12.5%
2) 25%
3) 25%
4) 25%
5) 12.5%

So there's 2 amounts that need to be switched out but done in one switch so i need to combine the % equivalent of those 2 figures and do the correction.

If that makes sense

Current investment amount stands at R600 781.73

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Nah the company will only write-off what the growth would've been had we not switched him in the first place up until the day we calculate the write-off. That's if he had any growth or could've invested at a loss in those portfolios.

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They waited for me to return from leave to solve this

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comment by Firmino Can Karius {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 35 minutes ago
Ok so anywyas whoever wants to crack this, is more than welcome

There was an investment switch that took place that should never have happened and now we have to switch everything back to the way it was. However I have to do it in % format so cant just switch rand amounts back.

The member's total investment at the date of the switch = R595 984.39

The total amount that was switched out = R286 611.43

However this amount came from various portfolios and the breakdown is:

1) R85 183.29
2) R50 257.52
3) R58 217.55
4) R92 953.07

The switch however was processed into a portfolio that had a value of R87 299.53 at the day of the switch. So R87 299.53 + the R286 611.43

So the percentage equivalent of R286 611.43 needs to be switched back into those 4 portfolios.

Although the second part is that an additional contribution of R3 136.62 was made after the erroneous switch made. So this additional amount was supposed to be split as follows:

1) 12.5%
2) 25%
3) 25%
4) 25%
5) 12.5%

So there's 2 amounts that need to be switched out but done in one switch so i need to combine the % equivalent of those 2 figures and do the correction.

If that makes sense
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Small correction

The member's total investment at the date of the switch = R596 839.45

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http://www.espnfc.us/uefa-europa-league/story/3035739/borussia-dortmund-dedicate-joint-fifa-fan-award-to-hillsborough-victims

Dortmund dedicate fans award to the 96

Some guy just applied for a job with me. His surname is LAMBO.

I think I have located Stig