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2 hr ago • u/Nearby-Ad9422 • r/smallstreetbets • do_you_accept_the_challenge • C
I have beaten the S&P 500 over the last 5 years. My current ROI is around 22-25%.
sentiment -0.42
3 hr ago • u/Groucho-and-Harpo • r/options • long_term_atm_covered_short_straddles • C
You’re not getting a 38% return…you’re getting about 22% upfront on the covered call and about 16% upfront on the CSP. This is two trades combined. So your max ROI if silver skyrockets is 19%.
sentiment 0.00
6 hr ago • u/codeisprose • r/wallstreetbets • if_you_could_only_own_5_individual_stocks_until • C
I am aware, already gone down that rabbit hole. For me it isnt about having a positive ROI on capex for AI today or tomorrow, but 5 to 10 years from now, and how that compares to the opportunity cost of not increasing spending now. Naturally we won't know what was the right call for some time.
Either way, if it is the case that AI revenue dpes not justify spending, that's ultimately going to crash the securities that people care about. That's not really a META specific brar case. I have some commodities too, but I am young enough that I am willing to take on some risk for higher potential fains.
sentiment 0.78
6 hr ago • u/Possible-Mud-1380 • r/wallstreetbets • if_you_could_only_own_5_individual_stocks_until • C
The AI rabbit hole goes deep. We'll have to agree to disagree there. Not going to dig up all the sources, but they're out there if you're interested. 
META and the other big tech firms are hiding substantial debt from their balance sheets in regards to funding data centers. 
None of them have found ROI for AI, with the exception of NVIDIA. 
sentiment -0.06
7 hr ago • u/fire__warrior • r/wallstreetbets • zuckerberg_is_a_failure • C
I think he is in a success trap - trying to win in the same way that worked earlier:.Unconventional bets at whopping prices at that time like insta, whatsapp gave him massive returns, so he is trying to be aggressive in leaping to a much larger company.

Unlike metaverse & reality labs, he has revenue making plan B with the capex on AI build out proven by hyperscalers but I don't understand the reluctance to withhold for incremental ROI from existing business. I like to believe that he is doing this to keep the company focused on one goal for now.

The company is also good in scaling to billions of users which hasn't really worked with their AI yet but they have a higher chance of success than writing them off after suppressed price levels for a year now.
sentiment 0.98
7 hr ago • u/Zestyclose_Panda_886 • r/investing • roi_vs_inflation_whats_the_link • T
ROI vs Inflation what's the link?
sentiment 0.00
8 hr ago • u/carpetmagicianlaughs • r/wallstreetbets • zuckerberg_is_a_failure • Discussion • B
The zuck is a failure and the stock price reflects that. I tried to be optimistic, I really did, but their management team have amazing expertise to find the most optimal way to spend as much money as possible for as little ROI as possible. I do not believe the idea that ai investments lead to increased ad conversions and top line growth, but rather it’s a function of an already engaging platform that captures the world’s attention. Correlation does not mean causation. On top of them incinerating cash to make CAPEX providers rich (Cuckerberg style),reality labs is a permanent tax on their FCF. They are also likely to lose the lawsuits paving the way for more attorney generals to steal their FCF. No share buy backs either, it’s fucking over man. They turned a CAPEX light business to an infrastructure heavy business like Amazon retail. Their management hates getting rich. Zuckerberg should win the genius world record for the worst capital allocator in history. With that being said, I am long 700 shares with a 1000 price target.
sentiment 0.97
8 hr ago • u/Lex_Bearden • r/thetagang • take_assignment_on_csp_vs_roll • C
Id just take them, and not for the covered call ROI. Its that staying short the put doesnt actually let me wait for a lower price. Under the strike it takes the drop the same as the shares do, so Im eating the move without owning anything, and a roll down and out just carries that another month. If I really thought it was going lower Id close and sit in cash. Thats the only version where I get the cheaper entry.
sentiment -0.72
8 hr ago • u/Callahammered • r/NVDA_Stock • definitive_roi • Analysis • T
Definitive ROI
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8 hr ago • u/Jazzlike-_-Growth • r/Finanzen • was_für_ein_investment_ist_eigentlich_ein • C
> New Yorker Taxi-Medallion
Wtf war eigentlich da los?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxi_medallion
Die kosteten bis zu 1 Million Dollar in 2013.
(Bis dann der Crash wegen Uber kam)
Google sagt ein Taxifahrer in NYC verdient vielleicht 60k im Jahr.
Das ROI sieht da mal gar nicht gut aus, wie ist das trotzdem passiert?
sentiment -0.94
9 hr ago • u/ThetaHedge • r/thetagang • trades_i_took_today_as_an_option_seller_0817_with • C
My historical CRDO trades, and till date it has been good to me:
|Symbol|Strike Price|Option Type|Expiry|STO Price|Opened On|Status|BTC Price|Closed On|Days Held|Net P/L per Contract|P/L %|ROI %|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|CRDO|195|Put|06/05/26|8.00|05/28/26|Closed|1|06/02/26|5|$700|87.50%|3.59%|
|CRDO|240|Put|06/26/26|10.70|06/17/26|Closed|1.8|06/22/26|5|$890|83.18%|3.71%|
|CRDO|230|Put|07/10/26|14.20|06/29/26|Closed|2.35|07/06/26|7|$1,185|83.45%|5.15%|
|CRDO|165|Put|07/31/26|5.00|07/17/26|Closed|0.85|07/23/26|6|$415|83.00%|2.52%|
|CRDO|195|Put|08/14/26|6.10|08/04/26|Closed|1|08/07/26|3|$510|83.61%|2.62%|
sentiment 0.44
10 hr ago • u/Spac55 • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_august_20_2026 • C
Looking to short big banks, as AI debt load and no ROI, more defaults at higher rate, more write up of junk loans
sentiment -0.63
11 hr ago • u/Alternative-Test-100 • r/phinvest • whats_the_next_big_wealthbuilding_asset_after • Investment/Financial Advice • B
Hi! My old folks would always tell me to invest in real estate because “it grows over time.” And I get it — their generation was really able to make a lot of money from it. Back then, the capital region was going through major development, which eventually extended to provincial and rural city centers.
I did some research, and correct me if I’m wrong, but I feel like the potential for *massive* gains in real estate isn’t quite the same anymore, especially with how expensive property has become. It’s definitely still profitable and relatively safe, but maybe not as drastic as what our parents’ generation experienced?
For example, if I buy a ₱4M condo (plus interest), it could take *years* to break even through rental income. Yes, I understand that I’d still own the property afterward, so it’s not exactly a loss. But when I think about the capital I’m tying up and the number of years it would take to ROI, parang ang slow.
I’m slowly coming to the conclusion that real estate is still a good long-term/safe investment, but the returns may not be as dramatic as what Boomers and Gen X experienced during periods of rapid development.
So that got me thinking:
**What do you think is the “real estate” of today’s generation?**
I mean an asset/investment that is still relatively undervalued today, has strong potential to appreciate significantly over the next 10–30 years, *and* can generate good returns along the way.
Curious to hear what people think — especially those who’ve actually invested and seen the numbers.
sentiment 0.99
12 hr ago • u/MiserableEngineer628 • r/ValueInvesting • should_i_recoup_the_lazy_money • C
Thanks for having the courage to ask so that others may also benefit. I hope you ROI regarding that is tenfold repaid to you in time. And that the DCA pleases you and achieves your goals.
sentiment 0.93
12 hr ago • u/Broad_Palpitation_95 • r/trading212 • invested_in_tech_9_years_ago_time_to_diversify • C
Honestly I would wait for the anthropic IPO. A lot of your big stocks here hold a lot in anthropic so they're going to spike again... I can really see it being the no.1 ai platform for businesses, like the linkedin of social media but with real tangible ROI.
sentiment 0.50
12 hr ago • u/djmj76 • r/thetagang • take_assignment_on_csp_vs_roll • C
I prefer to take assignment. Sell CC. Rolling gives you a bit of credit but CC ATM OS way more ROI. Of course of the stock tanks it’s a different story. I rolled my MRVL and AAOI, NBIS csps in July and closed them at 60-70 % profit earlier in the month. These stocks ripped. Had I just taken assignment and sold CCs just a bit above my costs I would’ve made double or triple.
sentiment 0.66
13 hr ago • u/Fickle-Reindeer-1223 • r/IndianStockMarket • frustrated_about_markets_and_myself • C
If you want to start without any course, read william o neil and mark minervini books.. that's it , that's all. Then you go to my profile and read the free articles I write.. things will start making more sense.
Unless you have sufficient enough capital, to trade and invest, paying for any course is not worth it. It's always ROI perspective even for any course (I do have one though).
But if you want to just focus on learning right things the right way without a paid course, I gave you enough pointers.
sentiment 0.34
14 hr ago • u/Notorious_Diamond2 • r/stocks • the_ai_capex_numbers_are_getting_hard_to_ignore • C
This is facts. You can get a pretty good ROI holding bonds that’s guaranteed. Too much uncertainty in hyperscalers for “when will it happen”
sentiment 0.57
14 hr ago • u/PingBlot • r/ETFs • debt_alltime_high_while_the_buffett_indicator_is • C
It’s strange to me people care so much about the president on this sub. It’s an ETF sub. The market has had a higher ROI under Trump than any other president in history. Sure he’s a stupid piece of shit, but he makes me a lot of money. Full disclaimer, I’ve never voted in my life.
sentiment -0.28
15 hr ago • u/yourmemebro • r/IndianStockMarket • bank_of_baroda_writes_off_rs_35715_crore_of_loans • C
Mardarchod keep on increasing my loan ROI despite no change in Repo rate. Escalated to RBI, they said that they would correct (decrease) the interest rate. Looked at the statement, they increased the ROI instead of decreasing. RBI awarded 10k penalty, but nothing on the increased rate.
Just bunch of chutiyas
sentiment 0.16


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