Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Nederlands term or phrase:
winstkracht
Engels translation:
profit drive/powr profit
Added to glossary by
Dave Calderhead
Sep 2, 2006 17:06
17 yrs ago
Nederlands term
Canada
Specialists in Dutch Notarial Law
Native in: Engels 
Works in: Nederlands naar Engels
winstkracht
Nederlands naar Engels
Zakelijk / financieel
Investeringen / beleggingen
marketing text
"Stel dat X over de komende periode een grote stijging doormaakt. Het kan nu een goed moment zijn om in te stappen. Immers hoe langer de rit is die u naar boven maakt, hoe meer de winstkracht Y% in uw voordeel werkt."
A straight 1:1 translation is easily done, but I'm after the proper term here. TIA for your assistance. Cheers, R.
A straight 1:1 translation is easily done, but I'm after the proper term here. TIA for your assistance. Cheers, R.
Proposed translations
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| 3 -1 | profit drive |
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Change log
Sep 2, 2006 19:29: writeaway changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
Proposed translations
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profit drive
power of profit or profit power get many more Google hits than profit force,
but profit drive also gets more than 500 hits in relation to companies trying to drive up profits, so take your pick as to what seems best - I'd go for profit drive
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Note added at 2 days36 mins (2006-09-04 17:43:44 GMT)
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I notice from Kenneth's reference site that they use Power Profit in the names of previous funds
but profit drive also gets more than 500 hits in relation to companies trying to drive up profits, so take your pick as to what seems best - I'd go for profit drive
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Note added at 2 days36 mins (2006-09-04 17:43:44 GMT)
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I notice from Kenneth's reference site that they use Power Profit in the names of previous funds
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Ken Cox
: Hi Dave -- I suggest googling some sites that use the term in the asker's context (e.g. ). I don't know the financial jargon, but it's a percentage of the capital gain paid out on a fund investment.
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Comment: "While noting Kenneth's disagreement, I'll run with this solution. Thanks, Dave."
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