Playing & Trading Strategy

What's considered a solid DROI? just getting back into HSX and i'm big on star bond adjustments {nm} funnybillypro Mar 13, 21:49

for a port you size, at least 3% {nm} ndmaster Mar 14, 06:54

i should have been more specific. i meant a good DROI for a stock. or is it the same answer? {nm} funnybillypro Mar 14, 17:16

In older days a 1% increase per day was considered realistic... so if you can do that, you're doing well.... Flash Mar 14, 08:34

and i still don't understand how to calculate it for some reason. i keep finding different explanations funnybillypro Mar 14, 17:43

EZ DROI = (Estimated Adjust Value / Current Value) / # of days until adjust Chefbobcat Mar 14, 20:13

wait, so is the ^ the exponential or is it division? {nm} funnybillypro Mar 14, 20:24

exponential {nm} Chefbobcat Mar 14, 20:49

why the minus 1? so the number i get....what's good what's bad? {nm} funnybillypro Mar 14, 21:35

The exponential formula is used for calculating ROI on compounding investments - nothing here is a compounding interest investment DTravel Mar 14, 22:01

so what should i use to calculate DROI on bonds? and what's a 'good' DROI? {nm} funnybillypro Mar 14, 23:29

I use ((current price - expected price)/current price) / # days {nm} DTravel Mar 15, 12:22

a "good" DROI is anything you can afford chosen greedily from highest to lowest DROI's. {nm} DomoI Mar 15, 14:07