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Do $CRCL instead Spend some time with ChatGPT and you will see the ROI in the next few months. Bought calls in June 18 for 150

To your first question, yes, growers will just mine their soils for as long as possible or switch to beans to offset the amount of fertilizers needed.
The global thought is good, I deal mostly with the US market so that’s where my expertise is. Just be careful with thinking that commodity futures have a direct correlation to a rise in fert inputs, it’s rarely a direct 1:1. Growers will always try to buy the least amount of inputs to get the highest ROI per acre possible, and that usually is to the direct net negative of input usage. They can’t control the cost to buy seed, but they can cut out fert pretty easy. lol

Ive read the va pension something like 8 percent ROI?

Mutual funds are a set-it-and-forget-it, while ETFs require more micro managing for decent ROI.
For the average person that’s not super into the stock market, mutual funds are gonna be the best option. Safer and more consistent option than ETFs with less work associated.

The 1%/week debate is interesting because it ignores the variance. From my own CSP backtesting (~2K trades), the winners are easy — names like ASML, KLAC, REGN were hitting close to 100% win rate on 30-45 DTE CSPs with managed exits. But then INTU alone wiped out -$93K in P&L during a single drawdown period. So yeah, you can absolutely average 1%/week for stretches, but one bad assignment on a name that gaps down 25% erases months of premium. The real question isn't "what ROI" but "what's your max drawdown tolerance." If you're wheeling 5+ names and sizing properly, 0.5-0.7% weekly is more sustainable long-term. The guys pulling 1%+ are usually concentrated in 1-2 high-IV names and will eventually take a hit.

Funny to me - I was actually offering people a 25\~50% ROI back in 2007 when I was starting my business and needed some seed money. I did pay out to everyone who helped, but the list was surprisingly short.

"if you don't get 17.5 ROI you go to jail."

Great, I've got a 25% ROI to offer you. No need to even know the company name, but here it is: "Trust me, bro."

What is 17.5% of -14b ? That is your ROI.

Is this a genuine question? Because this is exactly how convertible bonds and/or preferred equity works.
Every corporate bond "guarantees" an ROI, even unprofitable companies.

Not yet, but the allocation will increase in line with risk weighting decreasing.
Loaning money only gives you a certain amount of ROI. Bitcoin is the best performing asset of the next decades. That's the point. Everyone and every single entity in the world has to get as much as possible as quickly as possible.

I'm waiting for 30% ROI MINIMUM

Headcount at Microsoft has been stable for 4 years. They do layoffs but hire just as many. I haven’t looked into other companies but I suspect it’s similar. This is just headline driven fear. The data we do have in various studies of executives is they don’t see ROI on AI tools at the moment but predict they will.

For those criticizing Dalio - he and the other macro dollar bears have been right for the past 20 years and yet you guys still think he's wrong. 
In terms of ROI, gold has outperformed US bonds by almost fourfold in the past two decades. A non-interest bearing, inflationary (albeit barely), speculative metal has massively outperformed government debt as an investment.
The conditions they've outlined haven't changed - we are approaching a point at which we cannot meet out financial obligations as a country. It's happened before,  it'll happen again. The question is, what form it will take when it does. 

This is an interesting dilemma! Balancing the cost of hiring in-house AI talent versus consulting firms is tricky, especially when you want practical ROI but don’t have a tech-first setup.

Hey everyone, just wanted to share a quick on-ground update from what I’m seeing in the UAE market right now.
A lot of investors I’ve spoken to over the past few months were waiting for prices to drop further before entering… but honestly, that window might already be closing.
Developers have already been offering heavy incentives — DLD waivers, discounts, even things like luxury car offers in some cases. That’s been the “real correction” in a way.
Now with recent global developments stabilizing (less uncertainty overall), I’m already noticing that many developers are slowly pulling back on these offers. This could realistically be the last phase where buyers still have strong negotiating power.
From what I’m currently working with:
1BR units starting around AED 1.1M from Emaar Properties (rare at this price point)
Ready-to-move 3–5 BR villas from DAMAC Properties
Strong off-plan pipeline from Sobha Realty (including newer launches in Umm Al Quwain)
Multiple ready + off-plan inventory options from Azizi Developments
Not saying “buy now blindly” — but if you’ve been on the fence, this is probably the phase to at least explore seriously before incentives disappear.
I work closely with multiple developers as a portfolio manager, so I get access to a mix of inventory (not just one project or company).
Happy to share options based on budget, ROI goals, or end-use.
Feel free to DM if you want to explore — no pressure, just insights.

Don't write ROI, instead write GOI, gambling on investment

ROI on children?

₹10K → ₹1 Crore Challenge
Day 2 | 23 March 2026 | Monday
Capital at Start of Day: ₹15,298
PnL: ₹2,801
Brokerage / Charges: ₹707
Net Profit: ₹2,094
Capital at End of Day: ₹17,392
Daily ROI: 13.69%
Capital at Start of Challenge: ₹10,000
Current Capital: ₹17,392
Overall ROI: 73.92%
Carrying ₹15.6K worth of puts for tomorrow.
It could go either way. Where do you think market will open?
See you tomorrow.
Building this publicly. The entire journey will be documented here:
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCZNpZsFwiqaKFFPwNKA0GLg

Also, please note that out of the 80% withdrawable amount, 60% is tax free, rest 20% is taxable as per existing tax slab and that would mame quite a difference. Also, the ROI % for the remaining 20% annuity is lower than standard FD rates, which is really sad. Annuity works no differently than standard FDs, so their return percentage should be at par with bank FDs, not sure why they are comparatively lower.