For professional traders, an ROI between 3% to 10% long-term is considered excellent. In traditional finance, 10-15% annually is a great goal.

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Q: Can I have a negative ROI?

Yes, if your Final Return is less than your Initial Investment, your ROI will be negative, indicating a loss.

Q: What is the difference between ROI and Yield?

Often used interchangeably, but technically Yield considers the total amount staked (turnover), while ROI is sometimes calculated on the starting capital.

Q: How do I increase my ROI?

Increasing ROI requires finding "Value Opportunities", strict capital management, and discipline to avoid operating on random events.

Formula Explanation

ROI (Return on Investment) is a fundamental metric for understanding the efficiency of your bets or investments.

ROI Formula

Profit Calculation:
Profit = Total Return - Initial Investment

ROI Calculation (%):
ROI = (Profit / Initial Investment) × 100

Example

Investment Example

Let's assume you invested $1,000 in market operations over a month.

Investment: $1,000
Final Return: $1,200 (if you made a positive return)

Return = 1,200 - 1,000 = $200

ROI = (200 / 1,000) × 100 = 20%

This means you gained 20% on top of your invested capital.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good ROI?

Can I have a negative ROI?

What is the difference between ROI and Yield?

How do I increase my ROI?

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Formula Explanation

ROI Formula

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