HOW TO CALCULATE ROI




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ROI tells you How Much Money

    Your Money Earned
Here is the ROI formula



ROI=                      100
Here is the ROI formula


        Net Profit
ROI=                      100
Here is the ROI formula


        Net Profit
ROI= Investment           100
Here is the ROI formula


        Net Profit
ROI= Investment           100
  Expressed as a Percentage
Zero Percent is the Break Even Point
  If you buy something for a dollar

        and sell it for a dollar

           your ROI is 0%
100% means you Doubled your Money
    If you buy something for a dollar

           and sell it for two

            your ROI is 100%
Example: Buy/Sell a car
• You bought a used car for $1200
• You sold the car for $1800
• So your Net Profit was $600
 What was the Return on your Investment?
Example: Buy/Sell a car
• Your Investment was $1200
• Your net profit was $600


   Your Return on Investment was 50%

     ROI = 600 x 100 = 50%
           1200
Example: Buy/Sell Stock
• You Invested $2000 in stock
• One year later, You sold the stock for $1200
• So your net profit was -$600
     So, what was the Return on your Investment?



    ROI =        Net Profit x 100
                Investment
Example: Buy/Sell Stock
• You Invested $2000 in stocks
• One year later, You sold the stock for 1200
• So your net profit was -600
 When you plug your numbers into the formula, you see that
  your Return on Investment was a Negative Thirty Percent


         ROI = -600 x 100 = -30%
               2000
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How to Calculate ROI

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    HOW TO CALCULATEROI miketurco.com
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    So go grabthe ROI workbook at miketurco.com/roi
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    ROI tells youHow Much Money Your Money Earned
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    Here is theROI formula ROI= 100
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    Here is theROI formula Net Profit ROI= 100
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    Here is theROI formula Net Profit ROI= Investment 100
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    Here is theROI formula Net Profit ROI= Investment 100 Expressed as a Percentage
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    Zero Percent isthe Break Even Point If you buy something for a dollar and sell it for a dollar your ROI is 0%
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    100% means youDoubled your Money If you buy something for a dollar and sell it for two your ROI is 100%
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    Example: Buy/Sell acar • You bought a used car for $1200 • You sold the car for $1800 • So your Net Profit was $600 What was the Return on your Investment?
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    Example: Buy/Sell acar • Your Investment was $1200 • Your net profit was $600 Your Return on Investment was 50% ROI = 600 x 100 = 50% 1200
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    Example: Buy/Sell Stock •You Invested $2000 in stock • One year later, You sold the stock for $1200 • So your net profit was -$600 So, what was the Return on your Investment? ROI = Net Profit x 100 Investment
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    Example: Buy/Sell Stock •You Invested $2000 in stocks • One year later, You sold the stock for 1200 • So your net profit was -600 When you plug your numbers into the formula, you see that your Return on Investment was a Negative Thirty Percent ROI = -600 x 100 = -30% 2000
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