Finance

ROI (Return on Investment)

Definition

A performance measure used to evaluate the efficiency of an investment. Scammers often promise unrealistic ROI (like 10% daily) to lure victims into fraudulent schemes.

Real Examples

1Legitimate investments might promise 8-12% annually
2Scams often promise 1-10% DAILY returns
3Any promise of 'guaranteed' high returns is a red flag

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Ponzi Scheme

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