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What exactly is a trade discount?
When a product or item is sold to a reseller the trade discount is the amount or rate by which the retail price is reduced.It reflects the resellers profit margin.
How do you calculate selling price if you know cost price and profit percentage.?
If you know the trade price, and the the mark-up (profit) - simply multiply the trade price by the percent mark-up plus 1. Using your example - you have a phone which you bought at 1500 trade, and you want 50% profit, then the selling price is 1.5 x 1500 which is 2250.
What is the mathematical formula for calculating terms of trade?
Terms of trade = Price of Exports / Price of Imports The prices of exports and imports are usually calculated with respect to a specified base year. From that it is possible to calculate changes in the mix and the value of the trade flows to arrive at prices for the period in question.
Bring out the difference between trade discount and cash dicount?
Cash discount is the discount in amount in accounts payable while trade discount is on sales price discount which is not recorded in business books and transaction is recorded at discount price.
Difference between trade discount and cash discount?
A trade discount occurs when an item is offered along with another item that is paid for. A cash discount is a reduction in the price of an item.
what is free margin?
Free Margin is your equity that open to keep your order while price movement negative from your open trade price
What exactly is a trade discount?
When a product or item is sold to a reseller the trade discount is the amount or rate by which the retail price is reduced.It reflects the resellers profit margin.
Do you pay margin interest on day trades?
Yes, margin interest is typically charged on day trades if you are using a margin account to trade stocks.
What is an example of sales Promotion?
A trade allowance , price-pack deals and point-of-purchase displays
Can you explain how a stop order works in trading?
A stop order is a type of trade order that is set at a specific price point. When the market reaches that price point, the stop order is triggered and the trade is executed. This is used to limit losses or lock in profits for investors.
What is margin trading, and how is it different from leverage?
**What is Margin Trading?** Margin trading refers to the practice of borrowing funds from a broker to trade a financial asset, such as a currency pair in Forex, with more capital than you have in your account. Essentially, margin allows you to control a larger position with a smaller amount of your own money. The "margin" is the amount of money you need to deposit with your broker in order to open a trade. For example, if you want to trade $100,000 worth of a currency pair, but you only have $1,000 in your account, the broker will lend you the additional $99,000, and you’ll only need to provide the $1,000 as margin.
What are bid and ask prices?
Bid is the highest price someone is offering to buy the securities for at a given point in time. Ask is the lowest price someone is offering to sell the securities for at a given point in time. When placing a trade you would typically be buying at the ask price and selling for the bid price.
What is financial spread betting?
Financial spread betting provides leveraged access to trade on the global markets meaning you can speculate on future price movements of world indices, shares, currencies, commodities, interest rates and bonds. If you believe a market's share price will rise, you go long and buy. Should you be correct in your prediction and the market moves in the direction of your trade, you will net a tax free gain in line with each point that market rises. Financial spread betting has a number of advantages over traditional share trading or financial market trading including leveraged trading and the ability to trade on margin
How much is the invoice price of Purchased merchandise for 8000 with 5 trade discount FOB shipping point freight prepaid of 3000?
additional question above. Is freight charges included in the deduction of list price to get invoice price?
Can you trade your car which is worth about 4000 dollars but you currently owe 9000 dollars for a new 23000 dollar car?
The balance will be added to the price of the new car
Why does fair trade sometimes cost more?
because the extra money (that is added to the price when the product is made fair trade) goes to the people in poor countries like (Africa and Kenya) who grow and harvest some of the ingredients
How do you trade xpt?
how do you trade xpt platinum spot price
