But as a manufacturing and business proposition, can you speak to making
money at these lower volumes?
Not exact matches
For
lower volume sports like college basketball, you'd be amazed
at how little
money coming from the best bettors in the world can send the entire market into complete upheaval.
Tesla's first master plan involved creating a
low volume car, using
money from that project to develop a medium -
volume car
at a
lower price, and using proceeds from that to develop a more affordable, high -
volume car.
We are making and always make
money at volumes far
lower than a million and the new Maserati, with more products and shared components and drivetrains, makes us well - equipped to compete.
Let me see if I understand this; when I sign a contract with a publisher, expecting that publisher to properly exploit my work by selling it in every market possible, and said publisher doesn't do that because they want to keep the prices of my books high when Amazon wants to keep them
low and sell more copies thereby making me more
money via
volume, I'm supposed to get angry
at Amazon and not my publisher?
SPY blew these numbers away, with their
lowest volume for strike prices surrounding the «
at - the -
money» line being 5184 for the $ 208.50 put option.
For instance, we have argued many times, with Paulo Coelho as a recent example, that selling in
volume at a
lower price has the potential to make far more
money in a shorter span of time.
Ten years ago, Musk wrote about the «secret master plan» for Tesla, which began with building a
low -
volume expensive electric car, then using the profits from that to develop a medium -
volume EV
at a
lower price, using the
money from that car to create «an affordable, high
volume car,» and to then «provide zero emission electric power generation options» (solar).
At the bottom end of the market, where the opportunity to make large amounts of
money from high
volume,
low - priced books is disappearing, along with the reduction generally in print business, the commoditisation of case reporting and the provision of legislation and other primary sources, the picture looks bleak.
Whilst trading
volumes in bitcoin futures
at CBOE and CME remain fairly
low, as both platforms still see it as an experiment, central bank officials warn of high risks of losing actual
money by trading bitcoin due to the unpredictability of the digital currencies, and lack of clarity regarding mechanisms driving the market.
This also shows that clearly there is no new
money coming into bitcoin,
at least not smart
money, as
low volume usually means no huge quantity of fresh cash is coming into the market.