ROI Calculator
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By Abdul HadiPublished: Updated:
How to Use?
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Enter the initial investment amount and the final value of your investment.
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Specify the investment period in years.
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View the net profit/loss, ROI percentage, and annualised return.
Worked Examples
1Example: $1,000 grows to $1,500 in 2 years
Given Values
initialInvestment:1000
finalValue:1500
investmentYears:2
Results
netProfit:500
roi:50
annualised:22.47
roi_status:ok
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Frequently Asked Questions
ROI (Return on Investment) measures the gain or loss relative to the initial investment.
It shows the yearly return equivalent to the total ROI over the investment period.
Yes, a negative ROI means the investment lost value. The calculator shows a loss status and negative percentage to help you identify underperforming investments.
Profit (or net profit) is the absolute dollar amount gained or lost, while ROI expresses this gain as a percentage of the initial investment. ROI allows you to compare investments of different sizes on a proportional basis.
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