have to make decisions based upon limited resources. This is from the man who is "all in" and still has 1.5B cash left over...but that is not the point. My other port is BONDS with strict limitations and constant questions of "what is the best investment today?"
A long time ago there was a chart at hsbr which listed the best bond buys by gross amount long, gross short, dROI long and dROI short. I was new at it and did not realize how important dROI was.
Limited resources require dROI to be the driving force. If I have 1M to invest in a bond, I want to make the most money in the shortest amount of time. If all else is equal, less investment to make the same amount is a good thing.
10 points in 2 weeks is better than 10 points in 2 months. 10 points on a bond costing 20 is much better than 10 points on a bond costing 60 or 100.
RH shows gross gains or losses. That is good. But it must be tempered with time and percentage. That is all that I was pointing out.