Simulator for ROI & Return on Volume

Quantitative analysis of profitability and net profit based on the accumulated volume of operations (Turnover).

Total Volume (Turnover) Total amount of stakes placed

Total Gross Return Amount credited to the balance

Performance Metrics

Real-Time Reactive Computation

FINAL ROI (ON VOLUME)

0.00%

NET PROFIT / LOSS

R$ 0.00

Multiplier (Gross/Volume)

0.0000x

Gross Return Ratio

Return on a R$100 Investment

R$ 0.00

Net Profit per Hundred

Structural Analysis: ROI vs. Trading Volume

The **ROI (Return on Investment)** in quantitative analysis measures the percentage efficiency of turned-over capital relative to the net result obtained. Rather than looking solely at balance variation, ROI isolates the metric over **Turnover (Total Stake Volume)**.

In low-volume samples, short-term fluctuations produce statistical noise. As accumulated volume grows (e.g., 500+ operations), the calculated ROI stabilizes around the method's true operating margin.

Formula Used: ROI (%) = (Net Income / Total Volume) × 100

Key Performance Concepts

Total Volume (Turnover): The total amount of all entries made during the period.

Gross Return: Total amount credited by the bookmakers to the account balance after the events have concluded.

Net Profit: Direct difference between the returned amount and the volume wagered.

Multiplicador: Direct multiplication factor of handled capital (Return / Volume).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

ROI (Return on Investment) indicates the percentage gain or loss obtained for each monetary unit transacted. An ROI of 5% on a volume of R$ 10,000.00 represents a consolidated net profit of R$ 500.00.

The Bankroll Balance is the fixed amount allocated for trading. Total Volume (Turnover) is the cumulative total of all deposits made over time. A bankroll of R$ 1,000.00 that makes 50 deposits of R$ 100.00 each results in a Total Volume of R$ 5,000.00.

Small volume samples are strongly influenced by variance and temporary deviations. As trade volume grows, the standard deviation decreases and the ROI reaches statistical convergence with the strategy's true expected margin.

A multiplier of 1.05x indicates that for every R$ 1.00 wagered, the gross return received was R$ 1.05, resulting in a 5% net profit (ROI of +5%). Values below 1.00x represent a negative return.