Topic: The Higher the capital the higher the returns - page 9. (Read 1877 times)
Its not that we cant deny that the more capital we have, the greater the profit we have, it's just that it only refers to that context because in fact we have to think about how to profit as well because it doesn't mean that with a lot of capital, we will definitely profit and with little capital we will make a big profit because its just a way to look at it from a positive perspective. When talking about business or investment, its not as easy as just based on capital, there are so many things that need to be prepared, there is a plan that we must realize is more important and of course we need several backup plans to support it better because in the end, the benefits of business or other things such as investment are certainly not only based on capital alone. Although capital is important, there are other aspects that support it so that capital does not just disappea .
REMEMBER
50% profit on $1000 is $500
5% profit on $100,000 is $5000
I agree it's always a good idea to chase more capital. However, I would never feel like 5% APY profit is an acceptable margin of profit, considering the yearly (real) inflation is superior than that. You will never achieve accumulating more capital on long run if you are losing to inflation year after year. That is why banks' investments are a trap for investors which must be avoided at all costs.50% profit on $1000 is $500
5% profit on $100,000 is $5000
You have to ally chasing more capital to decent profit margins. It's a balance you have to find between both. And you fail doing so, you aren't going to reach anywhere in financial world. 5% over 100,000$ will melt that portfolio's purchasing power in a decade or less, while the investor making 50% over 1000$ will have better chances of growing that money on the same time period, if he is commited to his investments and adds more capital to it as profit is made.
That depends on how big your capital. If someone doesn't have much capital, he can not use a big money to start. He can only use the money he can afford to start a business or investing and do it more and more. If that is Bitcoin investment, he can use DCA.
If someone have much money and have skills, he can make a big profit. But we knows that many people still doesn't have that much money. We can increase our capital by gets a profit from small part and we collect that until we can have more. Have a big capital but we can not manage it well, we will not make a big profit but will lose that money. We must know how to use our money properly so we can profit and increase our capital.
If someone have much money and have skills, he can make a big profit. But we knows that many people still doesn't have that much money. We can increase our capital by gets a profit from small part and we collect that until we can have more. Have a big capital but we can not manage it well, we will not make a big profit but will lose that money. We must know how to use our money properly so we can profit and increase our capital.
In terms of supply if you have a lot of money for your capital you can get a lot of items that you can make use to resell and of course, you will get a good amount of return but if you only have a limited amount you will get only a limited stock or item that might lessen your profit, this happens but of course, it depends on the demand of the people. Not all the time the businesses gains base on their capital still it depends on the number of customer seeking for an item that they need so if you think you can use this to grab an opportunity to get more profit do the strategy of the supply and demand.
The Higher the capital the higher the returns
The greater the capital you pour into the crypto market, the greater the risk you face. I admit that large capital can produce large economies for them too, but you have to consider the risk factors that occur in the crypto market.I have a friend and he has a lot of money, without thinking long, without asking, without having any knowledge about crypto and so on, he first got to know crypto and immediately bought some type of crypto/long term investment, the crypto plummeted and did something else, namely margin and futures trading, the capital he had ran out instantly.
Large capital is not a guarantee for you to achieve a better economy in the crypto market, you have knowledge with the market and crypto, your small capital can produce a good economy, many of them have large capital, At the end of the story, they say crypto trading/investing is like gambling, this is not the case, they are greedy without any considerations when they have large capital.
From basic economic principles, if you have a higher capital, you will certainly have higher returns compared to starting with a smaller capital. If you're just chasing returns or expecting a huge profit margin but pay slight attention to how much you use as your capital, even when you make a profit, the extent of your profit will largely depend on how much is your Capital.
REMEMBER
50% profit on $1000 is $500
5% profit on $100,000 is $5000
THE IMPLICATION IS;
Don't chase bigger returns, chase more capital. This is also applicable to How much you invest in Bitcoin and how much profit you can get from it.
But I agree with this proverb, because it is true that when the profit wants to be big then what needs to be enlarged is a larger capital, 100% of $1000 is $2000 and that is a very small size to gain profits in the market. REMEMBER
50% profit on $1000 is $500
5% profit on $100,000 is $5000
THE IMPLICATION IS;
Don't chase bigger returns, chase more capital. This is also applicable to How much you invest in Bitcoin and how much profit you can get from it.
Then I strongly agree when talking about investing in safe assets such as bitcoin, the 3% increase is a rare increase but can be obtained, and if our capital is large then the benefits we get must also be very large, especially if it increases hundreds of times, of course it is very tempting for many people to be.
Except people like gambling on an investment of $1000 can be multiplied if using leverage.
It is very correct that when you invest in a business with a higher capital, certainly you will have to earn higher returns.but in some cases it also comes with a risk.
Investment returns are influenced on certain factors when they are carefully considered,such as market conditions,risk levels etc.
But if one should properly manage his/ her investment then there will be a higher effective Returns.
Investment returns are influenced on certain factors when they are carefully considered,such as market conditions,risk levels etc.
But if one should properly manage his/ her investment then there will be a higher effective Returns.
You also disregard the fact that 5% loss for $100,000 is $5000 and 50% loss for $1000 is measly $500.
Good analogy. You have more to lose when you've got bigger capital. And that's the risk that we're talking about, you get a better chance to earn better profits compared to having lower capital.
But the pros of having a lower capital is that you will not feel that much loss when you didn't do well with that investment.
I think that our gains will also depend on our mindsets, if we're real risk takers and get to take risks with higher capital, we'll not feel bad anymore when the market isn't favorable. There's a pain but you'll accept it not too heavily compared before when you're starting out.
It actually depends if you are investing in the right choice of investment, otherwise you will see all your capital losing like thin air because you ended up trusting the wrong investment. But if it means investing in bitcoin, still putting all your capital all in with bitcoin may not be the safest option. Just invest only an amount you can afford to lose, and when you're already in profits, that's the time you can increase the volume of your bitcoin and add more capital in order to achieve higher profit potentials.
Choosing the right type of investment is of course very important because this will have a big impact on good results because if we choose the wrong type of investment, of course we will lose the capital we invested easily, deciding to use all the funds we have on investing in Bitcoin will of course be very risky and I agree with what you say, it would be better if we could invest in Bitcoin with funds that we can hold for a long period of time to be able to get a profit from the investment we make and after If we get this profit, we can take it so we can enjoy it or continue investing. 
It's not about the amount but the percentage of losses obtained, people with small capital will feel the same way when they experience losses, as do people who use large capital, so I don't think it can be compared.
It cannot be denied that not everyone has the same opportunity to have large capital, but I think that can all be changed if it is an investment or business that promises profits, then we will rush to look for larger capital, whether by loan or other.
The level of loss and profit can actually be the same if seen in percentage terms, but the size of the loss and profit is definitely very different between owners of large capital and owners of small capital. Because those who have small capital will not take long to get their capital back when they have lost, while those who have lost with large amounts of capital will definitely need more time to return to having large capital. Likewise, the level of profit will be very different for each owner of unequal amounts of capital. It cannot be denied that not everyone has the same opportunity to have large capital, but I think that can all be changed if it is an investment or business that promises profits, then we will rush to look for larger capital, whether by loan or other.
You also disregard the fact that 5% loss for $100,000 is $5000 and 50% loss for $1000 is measly $500.
the profit always increase linearly with the risk accompanied, its true that if we can have high capital to stake the profit will be significantly higher, but the average guys with small capital have no option but to just find investment with the highest return, otherwise they are making small money not even worth the time, investing with big capital only works for people that are already rich, more likely these kind of people also have high toleration to the market volatility too.
in a nutshell, you will always be on losing side with small capital but there's just no other option, not everyone born with silver spoon.
It's not about the amount but the percentage of losses obtained, people with small capital will feel the same way when they experience losses, as do people who use large capital, so I don't think it can be compared.the profit always increase linearly with the risk accompanied, its true that if we can have high capital to stake the profit will be significantly higher, but the average guys with small capital have no option but to just find investment with the highest return, otherwise they are making small money not even worth the time, investing with big capital only works for people that are already rich, more likely these kind of people also have high toleration to the market volatility too.
in a nutshell, you will always be on losing side with small capital but there's just no other option, not everyone born with silver spoon.
It cannot be denied that not everyone has the same opportunity to have large capital, but I think that can all be changed if it is an investment or business that promises profits, then we will rush to look for larger capital, whether by loan or other.
You also disregard the fact that 5% loss for $100,000 is $5000 and 50% loss for $1000 is measly $500.
the profit always increase linearly with the risk accompanied, its true that if we can have high capital to stake the profit will be significantly higher, but the average guys with small capital have no option but to just find investment with the highest return, otherwise they are making small money not even worth the time, investing with big capital only works for people that are already rich, more likely these kind of people also have high toleration to the market volatility too.
in a nutshell, you will always be on losing side with small capital but there's just no other option, not everyone born with silver spoon.
the profit always increase linearly with the risk accompanied, its true that if we can have high capital to stake the profit will be significantly higher, but the average guys with small capital have no option but to just find investment with the highest return, otherwise they are making small money not even worth the time, investing with big capital only works for people that are already rich, more likely these kind of people also have high toleration to the market volatility too.
in a nutshell, you will always be on losing side with small capital but there's just no other option, not everyone born with silver spoon.
There is no denying that the more jaggery you add, the sweeter it will be. But just as more sugar leads to more diseases, the more you invest, the more profit you get but the risks will be higher as well. It happens that if you have invested on a small scale, then the loss will also be small, but if you have invested on a large scale earlier, then the loss can be so much. So it can be dangerous especially when you are investing your money in trading.
The dream of getting rich overnight with less education and more money in less time can lead you to a scary place, so my advice to those who are new to the market is to start investing on a small scale. Learn from your own experiences when they understand the market well then invest more money no doubt the more you invest the more returns you get but it is better to take less risks and earn less profit.
The dream of getting rich overnight with less education and more money in less time can lead you to a scary place, so my advice to those who are new to the market is to start investing on a small scale. Learn from your own experiences when they understand the market well then invest more money no doubt the more you invest the more returns you get but it is better to take less risks and earn less profit.
Don't chase bigger returns, chase more capital. This is also applicable to How much you invest in Bitcoin and how much profit you can get from it.
I watched a movie one faithful day, a man there once said that if you give a man 15 million, and yet he still thinks like a man gives 15 thousand he will not yield anything. He said that if we want to be a millionaire we have to build ourselves to have the knowledge and discipline a millionaire have to manage such wealth. So it is the same thing in investment. If we have huge capital we need to be able to handle that huge capital that is the only we can expect huge profits as you have said.
It actually depends if you are investing in the right choice of investment, otherwise you will see all your capital losing like thin air because you ended up trusting the wrong investment. But if it means investing in bitcoin, still putting all your capital all in with bitcoin may not be the safest option. Just invest only an amount you can afford to lose, and when you're already in profits, that's the time you can increase the volume of your bitcoin and add more capital in order to achieve higher profit potentials.
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Don't chase bigger returns, chase more capital.
Your analogy is quite strange. If you are making an investment, first you need to consider how much capital you have and how much you can risk, then how much profit is expected. If you have enough capital and you are certain that the investment you are about to venture into is really legit, that's what will give you the motivation to put in a lot of money into that investment, but for an investment that you are not so certain about, you only need to test with small capital. There's a saying that you don't have to carry all your eggs in one basket.
Definitely yes once we computed in on a paper profit, but in reality the higher the capital the higher the risk and profit is not guaranteed after all.
If you can afford to invest with big money, then you are increasing your chance to make big profit as well but you have to remember the risk that you can afford to take before you put big money.
Even if you have big money it doesn't necessarily mean you can have a good profit, it will still depend on how you invest and depend on your strategy.
If you can afford to invest with big money, then you are increasing your chance to make big profit as well but you have to remember the risk that you can afford to take before you put big money.
Even if you have big money it doesn't necessarily mean you can have a good profit, it will still depend on how you invest and depend on your strategy.
From basic economic principles, if you have a higher capital, you will certainly have higher returns compared to starting with a smaller capital. If you're just chasing returns or expecting a huge profit margin but pay slight attention to how much you use as your capital, even when you make a profit, the extent of your profit will largely depend on how much is your Capital.
REMEMBER
50% profit on $1000 is $500
5% profit on $100,000 is $5000
THE IMPLICATION IS;
Don't chase bigger returns, chase more capital. This is also applicable to How much you invest in Bitcoin and how much profit you can get from it.
REMEMBER
50% profit on $1000 is $500
5% profit on $100,000 is $5000
THE IMPLICATION IS;
Don't chase bigger returns, chase more capital. This is also applicable to How much you invest in Bitcoin and how much profit you can get from it.
The points you convey are quite clear, and relevant to basic economic principles. It is true that in the field of capital, by having large capital, the greater the possibility of profit that will be obtained, even though the percentage of profit is very small. This principle resonates across all investment modalities, and Bitcoin is no exception. If one concentrates on improving one's investment prospects, the windfall, although not very large in percentage terms, can exceed the anticipated profits. Therefore, wise capital management accompanied by a careful view of profit potential is the main key to realizing large profits. Because without good capital management, it is unlikely that we will be able to gain profits from the investments made.
This isn't totally wrong. I mean of course we should want more capital, but it also assumes that we do not have bigger capital because we do not want to? I mean I would invest 500k into bitcoin if I can, but I can't, I can't even invest 500 today for example because I don't have it, I had times when I could, but I didn't and that is why I think it should be noted that we are not going to invest bigger because we don't want to, we are not going to invest bigger because we can't.
In that situation, I still suggest do not chase bigger returns, because it is not going to work that well, we are going to end up with bad results if we are not careful, even if you have a small capital, chase after realistic targets if you want to do better.
In that situation, I still suggest do not chase bigger returns, because it is not going to work that well, we are going to end up with bad results if we are not careful, even if you have a small capital, chase after realistic targets if you want to do better.
From basic economic principles, if you have a higher capital, you will certainly have higher returns compared to starting with a smaller capital. If you're just chasing returns or expecting a huge profit margin but pay slight attention to how much you use as your capital, even when you make a profit, the extent of your profit will largely depend on how much is your Capital.
REMEMBER
50% profit on $1000 is $500
5% profit on $100,000 is $5000
THE IMPLICATION IS;
Don't chase bigger returns, chase more capital. This is also applicable to How much you invest in Bitcoin and how much profit you can get from it.
I would say it's depends on the type of investment or how you hand your business. It is not always what you feel or how you see it. Sometimes bigger amount used for investment does not guarantee or gives a greater return. Though I can't really say there is no profit in investing with a huge money, but sometimes uncertainty do happens when out of carelessness and negligence may cause a person to lose a large fund in business, hence business is prone to profit and lose which a person must experience what we really need to do is to be careful when dealing in any kind of business, because rist is attached to any kind or form of business . Business is quit easy to predict emaginarily or programed with just words of mouth but putting it into action is the real deal. When a business Goes well it seams like our plan is perfect but when it doesn't Work out it turns out to be something else. So my conclusion is that %100 profit is not guaranteed in any form of business. There is is always ups and downs just like bitcoin price fluctuate i.e(volatility) REMEMBER
50% profit on $1000 is $500
5% profit on $100,000 is $5000
THE IMPLICATION IS;
Don't chase bigger returns, chase more capital. This is also applicable to How much you invest in Bitcoin and how much profit you can get from it.
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