Now take that $362.60 profit and multiple it by 60 again, it should equal to the $21.756.00.
Multiple the $21.756.00 for the second month by 1.19 that equals to $25,889.64 Now let's look at the individuals or small businesses adding more funds to this group of 60 people of $12,500 and add it to the $25,889.64, that equals to $38,389.64. From out of that $25,889.64 there is an $8.63 service fee from the 2 percent that equals to a total of $517.79. Minus the $517.79 that from off the $38,389.64 equals to $37,871.75. Going into the third month we take the $37,871.75 that is multiplied by the stocks invested of 3.52 with it equaling to $133,308.91. The 2 percent service fee equals to $44.44 per customer and remove a total of $2666.18 from the $133.308.91 equals to 130,642.73.
Divide the $130,642.73 by the 60 folks in the group, each individual and small business would have a total of $2,177.38. So from getting back the $30 thousand from loaning it to the first 60 customers and adding the total on the three service fees of $444.00, $517.79 and $2666.18 equals to $33,627.97. Well that $30 thousand is put back into the lending service to create the next 60 people that are waiting on that list for Carson Investment Services LLC to fund their accounts with $500 hundred each. The $3,627.97 goes towards paying on utilities, employees and the hedge funding market manager. So the next $30 thousand that is invested is bringing more service fees on top of the $3,627.97. Then that loan is paid back and goes into our lending service to take off another 60 individuals and small businesses and puts us at 180 customers.
Here are some data information from our tracking research on certain stocks that were used in the experimentation test with dates and the cost of the investment, the return and profit on them. If it is the same letter for under stock then it has been purchased multiple different times within the experimentation, it includes the cost of brokerage fees in the investment amount and investment return.
Stock Date Purchased Investment amount Investment Return Date sold Percentage
A 4/23/20 $1386.93 $5506.07 5/1/20 3.97
A 5/4/20 $1493.05 $3218.65 5/7/20 2.16
A 5/8/20 $1993.05 $9714.85 5/14/20 4.87
This stock was sold early in the morning on 5/14/20 when it peaked up to .60 cents a share within the experimentation and repurchased just before the market had closed on 5/14/20.
A 5/14/20 $1993.00 $3887.40 5/20/20 1.95
A 5/21/20 $2000.00 $3793.05 5/29/20 1.90
A 6/19/20+6/22/20 $4013.69 $6609.11 6/29/20 1.65
A 7/1/20 $3006.88 $9667.83 7/17/20 3.21
The data within the experimentation is saved everyday in a PDF file on our computer system and the stock above for A, we have mentioned about this OTC stock. Here is the link for that past post about this stock A: https://stockmarketresearchnewsletterreport.blogspot.com/2020/07/beginning-to-move-forward-with-carson.html The stock is the first one we mentioned about that it creates chemicals to remove germs and viruses, that includes your produce items at grocery stores.
Back in December of 2019 they have made agreement to sell this same product to a Media Business that has been using this product to leave a film covered surface on tables and push buttons, like inside an elevator. This company is one of the businesses to help stop the spread of the Coronavirus within the United States. The experimentation has 48 different stocks that are being used, as I have provided the detailed information on stock A. We will present more information on stocks, B, C, D, E, F and G when we update this post on how they have done. Well we leave you with a most recent Stock that we call in our experimentation AN, this stocks percentage had pulled in an average of 8.60 as it is another stock listed on the OTC stock board.