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RiskOn International, Inc. Common Stock
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Feb 27, 2024
0.1218USD+3.571%(+0.0042)5,373,741
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Dec 31, 1969 7:00:00 PM EST
0.00USD-100.000%(-0.12)0
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Dec 31, 1969 7:00:00 PM EST
0.00USD0.000%(0.00)0
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45 min ago • u/Powerful_Strike9991 • r/quantfinance • forex_trader_to_quanthedge_fund • C
Look man, there are no guarantees in FX trading. I can't promise 500 percent every year. It just shows I know what I am doing. Since very few people come close to this also you have to keep shuffling strategies according to the market.
With 100k I will adjustment my lot size maximizing 2 percent marginrequirements..Right now I am maximizing like 15 to 25 percent. I am taking aggressive risks as it's a small account. Also I can't promise any ROI. All I know is I can make money. I have and I will but can't give an estimated percentage it depends on many factors but the probability I make atleast 1 or 2 percent per month is extremely high.
sentiment -0.39
1 hr ago • u/awenhyun • r/quantfinance • forex_trader_to_quanthedge_fund • C
With risk parameter change what the ROI?
If you can beat snp500 or btc ROI what the point?
sentiment -0.35
1 hr ago • u/Hot-Site-1572 • r/quantfinance • forex_trader_to_quanthedge_fund • C
Bcs the 500% ROI is vague. What's the sharpe ratio? Risk per trade? Is it compounding or simple gains? Is the trading completely mechanical or discretionary? 12 months is also a small period of time to prove one's profitability, Its still susceptible to short-term variance.
sentiment 0.45
1 hr ago • u/awenhyun • r/quantfinance • forex_trader_to_quanthedge_fund • C
Yes with 100k with 500% annually ROI he only need 6y to become billionaire lmao
sentiment 0.77
1 hr ago • u/Negative_Witness_990 • r/quantfinance • forex_trader_to_quanthedge_fund • C
If you are making 500% ROI yearly why the hell are you getting a job in a hedgefund, even if you started with 1k you would have over 1m in 4 years. Just sounds like bs/ some random ass trades you made with £100 in which case no it wont help
sentiment -0.88
2 hr ago • u/Powerful_Strike9991 • r/quantfinance • forex_trader_to_quanthedge_fund • B
Hello,
I have 4+ years of trading. Profitble last 12 months with 500% ROI. My track record is verifiable with Myfxbook. How can I leverage this to get into a Quant or hedge FUND. I am learning about python for finance and finacial modeling at the moment. I am really not formally educated so trading is my edge . Please advise, thanks.
sentiment 0.64
2 hr ago • u/AbleFlamingo732 • r/Forex • is_myforexfunds_coming_back • C
It's literally irrelevant how big the account is, the numbers I stated stand... It's just simple math. Ignore everything else, simply manage risk according to your strategy and the prop firm rules, and dollar for dollar there is a significantly bigger potential ROI from prop firms than there is from personal capital.
sentiment -0.56
2 hr ago • u/LizzysAxe • r/dividends • how_risky_is_msty • C
Answer to both your questions, yes. With that said, I am on track to have over $100K in distributions this month with my average around $60K a month. I have reached "house money" aka 100% ROI on several my initial high yield investments. Only you can decide what level of risk you want to take.
sentiment 0.32
3 hr ago • u/Charming_Exchange69x • r/Daytrading • what_would_you_consider_a_good_monthly_profit_wise • C
I'd consider anything under the "benchmark" bad, especially since you have to commit much more time when actively trading, it might also be more psychologically demanding. If you can't at least make the 9-10% ROI annually, why not just passively invest and dedicate your time to a well paying job or sth. Or if you want to have a bit more fun, pick your individual stocks/crypto, but with a much longer time horizon in mind (positional trading?).
Anyway, that's how I feel.
sentiment 0.42
3 hr ago • u/Oelgo • r/Finanzen • ist_auf_etwas_sparen_überhaupt_noch_teil_unseres • C
Wie Du es selbst gesagt hast: Das Beschriebene ist nach wie vor ein Phänomen der "finanziellen Unterschicht", die meint, einen gewissen Wohlstand unbedingt durch Geltungskonsum auf Pump ausdrücken zu müssen. Dass Du den Eindruck gewinnst, es würde immer mehr um sich greifen, liegt einfach nur daran, dass ein solches finanziell dummes Verhalten heute niemandem mehr peinlich ist – im Gegenteil, manche bedauernswerten Zeitgenossen meinen, sogar noch damit angeben zu müssen: „Hab isch mir voll gegönnt für echt niedrige Kreditrate, weissuu!“ 🙄
Wer jedoch wirklich wohlhabend ist, muss das meist nicht noch so impertinent herausstellen, denn in der entsprechenden Peer Group setzt man eher auf wohlwollendes Understatement (merke: "Die Geissens" sind nicht der Normalfall unter den sogenannten "Reichen" in Deutschland!). Ich würde mich zwar höchstens als gut situiert bezeichnen wollen, kann es mir aber überhaupt nicht vorstellen, Konsumgüter mit Krediten zu finanzieren. Dann wird halt darauf gespart bzw. gewartet, bis der ROI der eigenen Geldanlagen es hergibt (dank des „Trump-Lochs“ zurzeit halt eben erstmal gar nix!).
Bei Autos beispielsweise reicht es mir vollkommen, einen zwei Jahrzehnte alten Gebrauchten zu fahren, den ich günstig erwerben konnte. Dafür aber leiste ich es mir in Gegenzug, dass es sich dabei um eine sehr gut motorisierte Cabrio-Version handelt (bin "sehr-wenig-Fahrer"), da ich das Auto eigentlich gar nicht unbedingt benötigte. Leute, die meinen, mich mit ihrem teuer geleasten Allerweltskarren beindrucken zu müssen, um damit jeden Tag die selbe Stecke zur Arbeitsstelle zu pendeln, finde ich eher bemitleidenswert (würde es aus Contenance dem Gegenüber aber niemals so vermitteln…).
sentiment -0.96
5 hr ago • u/7_fractals • r/IndianStreetBets • roast_me • C
I feel and understand what you made you trade like this. You focused on profits instead of focusing on ROI. Second, you went on to recover the losses. All the strike prices you trade are near OTMs which you traded in hope that it will mint you money but the Market was kept sideways (which usually happens after a trendy day).
Roasting you won't help, OfCourse there is a room for improvement, going back and focusing on what you did wrong will help you take off. Don't focus on recoverin the account. Focus on your setup and focus on execution and let Market come to you with money, dont run behind money. Market senses that and makes you trade in a way that you shouldn't trade.
Its a slip of control on your mind. Work on that. Rest, All the best.
sentiment 0.89
5 hr ago • u/TheSheepersGame • r/phinvest • is_an_apartment_really_a_good_businessinvestment • C
Kung habol mo is long term passive income then yes. Kung habol mo ay mabilis na ROI then no.
sentiment 0.54
5 hr ago • u/LeanZaiBolinWan • r/Bitcoin • not_that_hes_stupid_or_anything_hes_just_stupid • C
Most of their profits are invested right now. If the ROI was 10% I woul invest it right in again anyway. That’s what apple is doing.
The relevant part is not only growth. It’s that once they stop investing and start cashing out, the dividends are skyrocketing.
It’s like complaining Tesla doesn’t pay any dividends at all. Of course not, I wouldn’t want them to give me money. I want them to spend the money on growth.
sentiment 0.41
9 hr ago • u/Awkward_Tadpole_1688 • r/Bitcoin • warning_hashocean_domain_active_again_history • B
Hey everyone, I need to warn you about something serious. HashOcean.com, the infamous cloud mining scam from 2016, is suddenly active again. I was one of the early users who got lucky and cashed out before it collapsed, but I watched thousands lose everything. Now, the same domain is back online with the same old tricks. Here’s what’s happening:
What’s going on?
The website looks identical to the 2016 scam but half-broken (buttons don’t work, pages won’t load).
They’re using the same fake address and phone number from the original fraud.
The domain was secretly re-registered in March 2025 through Cloudflare (WHOIS hides the owner).
Why this matters:
This is 100% a trap. Scammers are preying on people who remember the name “HashOcean” or find old links.
They’ll probably promise insane returns (like the original 200% daily ROI) to steal your crypto or data.
Proof it’s shady:
Check the WHOIS history yourself: https://whois.domaintools.com/hashocean.com
Original 2016 scam archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20160615000000*/hashocean.com
sentiment -0.98
9 hr ago • u/Short_Echo718 • r/trading212 • started_putting_in_27_daily_almost_10k_per_year • C
Mate, the monthly ROI is meaningless, especially just after a dip; the annual total return is probably a better indicator. Some quality stocks for sure, but you are taking a lot of risk. I hope you are doing your due diligence and this is not an "All on red!" type of portfolio.
sentiment 0.48
12 hr ago • u/sujit1779 • r/IndianStockMarket • option_selling_profitable_at_last_more_than_50 • B
I had been in options trading for the last 5 years out of which 3 years very very immersive. Year one as most do, I lost good amount in Option Buying. I was lucky as I was a passionate developers and from there instead of loosing money left right and center, I created my own paper trading application which takes trade on real time ticks.

So if I go long or short on any option strike price it is almost real. Doing this I figured out the importance of real time ticks. Back testing which mostly use candle close or open is useless, they will not give you real result. And if you combine Trading Charges and Slippages almost 20 to 50 percent will go which you can hardly comprehend in backtest.
So always forward test with real ticks and then see if your strategy works or not.
Now point #2, importance of strategy is just to find an edge and this edge will always be very less and will depend upon how you execute. So execution is far more important than any strategy.
After a long long time and doing all sorts of backtest, forward test, tick test and what not I have figured out a strategy which is profitable in 2024 and 2025 and has given more than 50% return after deducting all charges.
Here is the PNL of if. This can only be achieved by the trading software that I use and no online algo test can replicate it because there you have latency issues and even if you delay in adjusting your getting out of traded by 5 second, you will not make profits.
Here is the PNL after deducting all the charges. (Hiding last few months as by regulation we can't show recent months)
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|Expiry|Net PNL 2 Lots|Capital||ROI||
|May 2025||220000||||
|April 2025||220000||||
|March 2025||220000||||
|February 2025|26498|220000||12||
|January 2025|50960|220000||23.2||
|December 2024|16363|220000||7.4||
|November 2024|11748|220000||5.3||
|October 2024|15931|220000||7.2||
|September 2024|12201|220000||5.5||
|August 2024|16580|220000||7.5||
|July 2024|8079|220000||3.7||
|June 2024|24977|220000||11.4||
|May 2024|3410|220000||1.6||
|April 2024|5339|220000||2.4||
|March 2024|5926|220000||2.7||
|February 2024|12482|220000||5.7||
|January 2024|3788|220000||1.7||
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|Gross|225460||Avg Monthly|6||
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13 hr ago • u/Strawbuddy • r/Superstonk • how_it_feels_after_averaging_down_for_4_years • C
Imagine GME as your supplier and you as a distributor; take this shit and make back your money on it first, some fucking ROI ya know?, then start stacking. Like fucking Amway now you know it’s squeaky clean because you learnt all the market mechanics, word is bond
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13 hr ago • u/Myshic • r/kucoin • this_fee_is_not_normal • KuCoin Futures Trading • B
https://preview.redd.it/hap7dax8s91f1.png?width=719&format=png&auto=webp&s=5b4c8a18cf56612840804c5f9ae312b05edd5b57
i entered with 1 dollar to test, the fee is 0.12 = 12%
i entered with 2 dollars to test, the fee is 0.24 = also 12%
this is crazy, if you want to profit you have to have an ROI of 12%+ which is just crazy/?? am i doing something wrong?
is this normal?
this is on futures 100x
sentiment -0.69
15 hr ago • u/VendaGoat • r/investing • is_it_better_to_hold_taxable_stocks_or_sell_to • C
Look, there is a variable equation with the possible ROI on investments VS Savings on debt and I'm just gonna say this ONE FUCKING TIME.
There is no more peace of mind, than to be debt free.
sentiment -0.72
18 hr ago • u/NextStepTexas • r/investing • is_it_better_to_hold_taxable_stocks_or_sell_to • C
Guaranteed 7% ROI vs 4-12% gamble. I'd go with the guaranteed return.
sentiment 0.00


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