How to Calculate Notional Profit (PDF)
NB: When the contract is between 30% and 80%, 2/3 is the generally accepted fraction in order to arrive at a uniform answer.
NB: When the contract is between 30% and 80%, 2/3 is the generally accepted fraction in order to arrive at a uniform answer.
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