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> Nothing you said in this post addresses why margins need to be a relative percentage instead of an absolute amount 1. nothing you said here refutes anything
by fsckboy 5y ago
> Nothing you said in this post addresses why margins need to be a relative percentage instead of an absolute amount
1. nothing you said here refutes anything I did say.
2. you made no case for margins that would be independent of costs
3. I did make a case for why at least a portion of margins would would be relative to costs, which would make margins relative to costs.
4. also I did mention equity which means I did go beyond credit, and equity rates of return vs credit rates of return are the same math, it's just the discussion of financial risk that I left out because it is a complex subject
also I added an addendum based on your criticism.
You should say how you think this should work so people can learn from you.