Maximizing Profits: How Many Shares to Buy for the Best Return in 6 Months?

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To maximize profits in six months, the discussion compares two shares: one costing $3 that doubles every three months and another costing $1 that doubles every month. Calculations show that investing in the second share yields a higher return on investment (ROI) over the specified period. The analysis indicates that the first share's ROI is less favorable, with a ratio of 2/3 suggesting it is not the optimal choice. Therefore, purchasing more shares of the second option is recommended for maximizing profits. The focus is on selecting the investment that provides the highest ROI within the six-month timeframe.
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I had a question:

If a Share costs 3 dollars, and it doubles every 3 months
And nother share costs 1 dollar and doubles in One month

How many shares of each would you buy with 1000 dollars, to gain the most profits in 6 months>?
 
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If you invest x dollars in the first, it would be worth (x/3)2^{n/4} dollars in n years. If you invest x dollars in the second it would be worth x(2^{n/12}}.<br /> The ratio of those is <br /> \frac{1}{3}2^{n/4-n/12}= \frac{1}{3}2^{n/6}<br /> For N= 6, that ratio is 2/3< 1. What does that tell you?
 
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The first gives an annual ROI of:
(3*212/3)/3

The second gives an annual ROI of:
(1*212/1)/1

You want the maxmimum amount of shares of the one that gives the largest ROI for 6months.
 
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