minimum returns 10%
Hello Trader.
Assuming you could get 8% p.a on a Fixed Deposit of 100000 = 8000 per year
8000/12 = 667 per month
667 / 100000 x 100 = .67% per month
You are better off with any thing more than .67% net profit per month.
Other opportunity costs involved not taken into consideration.
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