I didn't misuse the word Return on Investment. Return on investment is a measure of the gain or loss generated on an investment relative to the amount of money invested. When people say they've "hit ROI" - which they commonly do - it often means they've recuperated 100% of the amount of money they have invested. Antminer L3's "hit ROI" or "break even" in ~45 days.
You did. It doesn't. And they're uneducated.
ROI
Definition: A profitability measure that evaluates the performance of a business by dividing net profit by net worth .
ROI
A performance measure used to evaluate the efficiency of an investment or to compare the efficiency of a number of different investments.
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No educated definition of "ROI" means "recuperated 100% of the amount of money they have invested".
None! In fact, by some ROI formulas, "break even" = 0 (literally).
The only thing worse than you
still yammering on, about an L3 in an S9 thread, is the fact that
you're wrong about your yammering.
You're right, no educated definition of "ROI" means "recuperated 100% of the amount of money they have invested". That's why I didn't define ROI that way. I defined the informal
phrase/slang referred to as "hitting ROI" as recuperating all of the money you've invested, not "ROI" itself. Obviously.
The only thing worse than berating someone for yammering on is the fact that you feel the need to keep replying yourself, when that's the very thing you're berating me for, being off topic. If I'm so wrong, then clearly I'm just an idiot that doesn't deserve to be replied to, and you won't reply to this. Stay on topic and drop it, right? Be the bigger man, right? Quit being a dick for no reason other than your psychological need to be right and use only the most formal of grammar on an internet forum, right?
Goodbye and good luck my friend.
