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Understanding NET ROI Calculation in TradeZella
Understanding NET ROI Calculation in TradeZella

How NET ROI and adjusted Cost/Proceed is calculated in tradezella?

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Updated over a year ago

NET ROI (Net Return on Investment) is a vital metric that helps traders assess the profitability of their trades.

In Tradezella, the NET ROI is calculated based on the adjusted COST/PROCEED of a trade. This adjusted COST/PROCEED represents the amount you spent on the trade!

The adjusted COST/PROCEED in TradeZella is calculated by multiplying the quantity (QTY) of the symbol traded by the multiplier and the price. This calculation yields the precise amount spent on a specific execution of a trade.

Here's an example of how Adjusted Cost is calculated for one of the trade executions:

QTY 10 * MULTIPLIER 1 * PRICE €15,827.80 = Adjusted Cost= €158,278

Here is an example of NET ROI being calculated in tradezella:

  • You invested $185199.56(Adjusted Cost/Proceed) in the trade, and the amount returned (including P&L) is $185113.24.

  • The formula for NET ROI is:

    • NET ROI = NET Gain from Investment - Cost of Investment - Commissions/ Cost of Investment * 100

  • NET ROI = ($185,113.24 - $185,199.56 - $0) / $185,199.56 * 100

  • NET ROI = -$86.32 / $185,199.56 * 100

  • NET ROI = -0.05% (Rounded off)

If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to our support team.

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