Buying to hold and sell later at profit isn't equal to mining.
I see mining as an apple tree: whatever you mine you can sell, but you'll never be without coins. Like an apple tree gives new apples every harvest, your mining gear gives new coins daily.
The issue with most cloud mining services is that there is no plan in place to 'beat' the difficulty rate. Once you find a mining company that does, things change, because you know you'll be mining for years!
By the way, never use these online calculators to calculate your cloud mining output, for the simple reason that these calculators never include costs for the managed services you've purchased together with your mining.
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Thanks for your comment.
But even IF you see it as an apple tree, you still would've had more apples by just buying them from the local farmer and then sell them when the demand for apples are higher.
The effort and cost to water and harvest your apples are just a waste of time.
Regarding the online calculator, I'm aware of this. You cant stare blindly in to them, they are just estimates. I usually add 10% error margain when i calculate.
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But to profit I'd have to sell all apples and have no apples left. :) I'm still a very happy miner.