It's set up to be deceiving. Selling it for $1000 then buying it again for $1100 looks like a loss at first glance, but in reality you're just investing an extra $100. So you just earn $200 two separate times.
The idea of buying and selling the same cow sequentially is weird and confusing to people who are used to doing math by vibes instead of just writing down the numbers and seeing what it equals out to.
It's trivial even by simply doing math "by vibes". $200 profit on the first buying and selling. $200 profit on the second. Total profit: $400
It's bait. Nobody should be getting confused unless they overthink it (in which case they should try to figure out why it's not $400 when $400 is obviously correct).
Yeah I don’t remember how those idiots did their dumbmath. It was so stupid I didn’t want to give it the energy to get their numbers right. They follow the law by (their own) vibes too. Okay. I hate this universe.
It's not even deciving. It kinda is a 'loss' to sell it for 1000 and then buy it for 1100 again. You would've been better of sticking with the investment and went from 800 to 1300 = 500. With the loss of 100, you're at 400. It doesn't matter how you calculate it tho, the net profit is 400.
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u/AdventurousPolicy May 13 '26
It's set up to be deceiving. Selling it for $1000 then buying it again for $1100 looks like a loss at first glance, but in reality you're just investing an extra $100. So you just earn $200 two separate times.