The sole difference is capital.

[Obari]

When it comes to trading, capital makes the difference. For it hits me hard to know that same energy and technicality put in making about $500 is also synonymous to making a million dollars or more in trading.
If we look back to our series of successful trades most of us would have made tremendous profits running in millions if it was on a good capital start.

And I agree with myself that when it comes to trading, for good traders the difference in our profit making level is in the capital and not necessarily put on number of successful trades executed.
It boils down to say the difference is just capital.

You're absolutely correct mate. Long before now I've observed this very theory of maximizing profit by Increasing the trading capital.
There was a time I traded synthetic indices for over 9 months, I noticed that I really battled trading with a $10 account but made my first $2000 when I tried trading with a $100 within 48 hours which has been my greatest win at a stance ever trading.
One of the major problems outside capital is the ability to manage risk
Risk management  is one of the greatest factors that determine a successive trade as no matter how much capital one trades with, without a good risk management there are still greater chances of blowing an account

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[Yamifoud]

Capital is a major part of trading but not the only one. It in fluences the profit that comes in the loss that may occur when the market is very poor. Huge capitals attract huge profits when the bull is present, but when the bear is around the corner you smell a great loss if greed sets in.

Capital measures your possible profit and losses.
Huge capital can be if huge risk as well but that was not the mean thing in trading because the real player is how you manage your fund and the strategies used. Because no matter how huge is your capital if mismanage and never have control of it, losses can be possible in end. So, if you put a huge amount into trading be sure that you already have a backup with knowledge and skill otherwise, you will no longer see your money back in your pocket anymore.

[blockman]

It is one of the recipes for making a fortune with trading. A passive trader like trading just a few times in a week or a month but with huge capital is more effective to win and bag hold profits rather than someone who scalps and day trades but only has a little with the capital.
That's a huge difference and I agree that having capital is something to think about when you trade. And that's the same in investing, huge investments are the ones who takes the most risk but also gets the most reward.

[Altryist]

Capital measures your possible profit and losses.
Huge capital can be if huge risk as well but that was not the mean thing in trading because the real player is how you manage your fund and the strategies used. Because no matter how huge is your capital if mismanage and never have control of it, losses can be possible in end. So, if you put a huge amount into trading be sure that you already have a backup with knowledge and skill otherwise, you will no longer see your money back in your pocket anymore.

Large capital is more suitable for investment, probably every trader strives to have a large capital that can be invested and receive passive income. A large trading deposit is to some extent a big risk, because you need to be prepared for large amounts. Also, if a trader has good results in trading with small amounts, it does not mean that he will have such results with a much larger deposit.

[borovichok]

It is one of the recipes for making a fortune with trading. A passive trader like trading just a few times in a week or a month but with huge capital is more effective to win and bag hold profits rather than someone who scalps and day trades but only has a little with the capital.
That's a huge difference and I agree that having capital is something to think about when you trade. And that's the same in investing, huge investments are the ones who takes the most risk but also gets the most reward.

The sole difference of every trade is capital, it determines the rate of profits and also loss. Trading with a substantial amount of cash will probably yield hefty profits. It's very beneficial to trade with reasonable amount of cash inother to bounce heavily in gigantic profits level up. Traders with small account size won't match up one with large account size, they're different account with both loss and gains. So it's always advisable to trade with good profits inother to smile at the end of every predicated bull or bear trading position.

[South Park]

Capital measures your possible profit and losses.
Huge capital can be if huge risk as well but that was not the mean thing in trading because the real player is how you manage your fund and the strategies used. Because no matter how huge is your capital if mismanage and never have control of it, losses can be possible in end. So, if you put a huge amount into trading be sure that you already have a backup with knowledge and skill otherwise, you will no longer see your money back in your pocket anymore.

Large capital is more suitable for investment, probably every trader strives to have a large capital that can be invested and receive passive income. A large trading deposit is to some extent a big risk, because you need to be prepared for large amounts. Also, if a trader has good results in trading with small amounts, it does not mean that he will have such results with a much larger deposit.

Some traders may not believe this until they try this by themselves but it is true, it is completely different to trade with a small amount of money than with a big amount of money, and while the techniques necessary are the same, the emotions you will feel while trading will be completely different, when trading a small amount of money is very easy to follow your strategy perfectly, but when you are using a big amount of money a big loss can be enough to make an inexperienced trader to abandon their strategy and lose way more money than what they would have lost otherwise

[imamusma]

The more capital you have and invest, the greater your chances of making a profit.
I think this assumption is correct because it would be very difficult to expect large profits without large capital support. Investing is not like gambling where as little as $10 can make $1K in one win.

This assumption has been practiced by many investors so far, they make profits when the price of their assets becomes millions of dollars in a few years. The point is that capital will determine the amount of profit we get, but it's not certain if we don't invest in the good and potential assets.

[Mpamaegbu]

A passive trader like trading just a few times in a week or a month but with huge capital is more effective to win and bag hold profits rather than someone who scalps and day trades but only has a little with the capital.

If the passive trader with a huge capital base doesn't have set trading skills they will sooner than later lose it. It doesn't matter the type of expensive car one owns, if one isn't skillful at driving one is bound to crash it. It's just a matter of time. It's the same way I see those who have huge capital without skills trading. One with small capital but required skills can build on it and grow from there if they don't allow greed to get the better of them.

[blockman]

The sole difference of every trade is capital, it determines the rate of profits and also loss. Trading with a substantial amount of cash will probably yield hefty profits. It's very beneficial to trade with reasonable amount of cash inother to bounce heavily in gigantic profits level up. Traders with small account size won't match up one with large account size, they're different account with both loss and gains. So it's always advisable to trade with good profits inother to smile at the end of every predicated bull or bear trading position.

We all want to be in profit but it's depending on how profitable we are. The reality will make us realize that it's not an easy task to meet. There are some good and profitable days, at most of the time, it's not profitable at all.

A passive trader like trading just a few times in a week or a month but with huge capital is more effective to win and bag hold profits rather than someone who scalps and day trades but only has a little with the capital.

If the passive trader with a huge capital base doesn't have set trading skills they will sooner than later lose it. It doesn't matter the type of expensive car one owns, if one isn't skillful at driving one is bound to crash it. It's just a matter of time. It's the same way I see those who have huge capital without skills trading. One with small capital but required skills can build on it and grow from there if they don't allow greed to get the better of them.

I think it's always the other way around and there's balance in a different situations. It's true that someone who has huge capital and isn't skilled yet will make huge losses.
But, it's easier to bounce back for someone who has money because capital isn't a problem to them and they'll just think of their losses as part of the lessons as they study how to trade properly.

[LUCKMCFLY]

For me, trading with a large capital is something much more comfortable than trading with a low capital, the reason is obvious, we with low capital cannot take very large risks because we simply run out of money and if we are operating in futures and if a movement goes wrong, we simply burn the account, and that is what we should never do and at all costs we should avoid, for this is that I say that it is better to have a high capital, the same if we have or do trading in forex or In all other speculative markets it works the same, the more capital the better, because a small movement with the perfect lottery would make a lot of money.

[AnonBitCoiner]

The main thing is that how you manage the things, if you are using small capital then it can be return easily but if you loss large capital then sometimes it become hard to return it back so i just think that if someone is new here so he should start with minimum quantity so if unfortunately there are hard days so he will be easily get that back when days become favorable.

[South Park]

The more capital you have and invest, the greater your chances of making a profit.
I think this assumption is correct because it would be very difficult to expect large profits without large capital support. Investing is not like gambling where as little as $10 can make $1K in one win.

This assumption has been practiced by many investors so far, they make profits when the price of their assets becomes millions of dollars in a few years. The point is that capital will determine the amount of profit we get, but it's not certain if we don't invest in the good and potential assets.

Having a larger capital can increase your profits, as even if you use the same strategy the one with the bigger amount of money will earn more money, however I do not think that having a bigger capital increase at all your chances of obtaining profits out of the markets as such a thing is determined by your strategy and your ability to put your strategy in practice, unfortunately the strategy of most people basically revolves around investing in shitcoins hoping for the best only to lose their money at the end.

[LUCKMCFLY]

But at the same time there's another point to be considered which is that with low capital we become more fearless when compared to a high capital.
When our capital is high and when we make investments on higher amounts we tend to fear more.
Fear eats up the profits and gets us losses. With less fear in low capital we tend to make out decent profits.

Indeed, the larger the capital, the greater the loss may be. And if you do not learn how to trade with small capital, using risk management in your trading, then all the mistakes that were made will be automatically transferred to trading with large capital.

Yes ofcourse and that is the reason most experts advice to start slowly and trade with a small capital in the beginning.
Once we start getting consistent profits only then we should think of increasing the capital gradually.
Many people start trading with a big capital and lose big money which is a mistake we should avoid at any cost.

Well, I believe that having a good capital will always be an advantage, because obviously in trading you can do it with a better lotage so you don't lose and don't burn your account, those who start operating with a high capital and lose everything is because they don't they know how to use lotage, and that can affect everything that has to do with profits and even if they lose, when we trade we also have to talk about losses and that the losses are always less than the profits, because if it is the opposite, we have to learn and apply another strategy, all this must be taken into account.

When we operate, it is best to have control of the operations, which are always the benefits greater than the losses. I'm not currently trading Bitcoin, which is the currency I like to trade, I'm trading forex and I really try to be careful, sometimes you have to wait a while if you don't have clarity in the market.

[Hamphser]

It is one of the recipes for making a fortune with trading. A passive trader like trading just a few times in a week or a month but with huge capital is more effective to win and bag hold profits rather than someone who scalps and day trades but only has a little with the capital.
That's a huge difference and I agree that having capital is something to think about when you trade. And that's the same in investing, huge investments are the ones who takes the most risk but also gets the most reward.

But you should really consider about on the risk involved because this is something that you would really be needing out extent out if you are really that trying out to make some big profits in case the market did

really make out some significant move which did really get in line on what you had predicted.Basing up on what you had mentioned out on which about those huge profits into those huge capital on just

simply holding then its true but not all the time where small time traders with scalping out ability couldnt really be able to make out some profits in a short time
beating up to those who had been able to hold for long time. We could really see the differences but we dont know on how far it could really extent out when it comes
on making money because of those movement of price.

[tvplus006]

Having a larger capital can increase your profits, as even if you use the same strategy the one with the bigger amount of money will earn more money, however I do not think that having a bigger capital increase at all your chances of obtaining profits out of the markets as such a thing is determined by your strategy and your ability to put your strategy in practice, unfortunately the strategy of most people basically revolves around investing in shitcoins hoping for the best only to lose their money at the end.

The presence of a large capital cannot guarantee that you will not make mistakes that will lead to the loss of the deposit. Accordingly, having a small capital, you will not be able to lose more than you have. But it gives you the opportunity to test various strategies that will increase your capital.

[Awwal08]

Capital is really the difference but there more to it, learn the basics very well to avoid losing. My warning to beginners should not think of getting huge capital, even if you have enough money you should not invest it all let it move gradually to avoid losing everything.

[RockBell]

The foundation of every business is capital, which is also what drives a business forward. Not just the capital, but also the amount to be invested, affects the profit you make, so when you want to start a business, you need to follow certain rules. Because capital is one of the main factors in production, I think the section where the author did some analysis about investing $500 and making millions of dollars is great advice for many. consider the amount you invest, if you don't have much you can still buy all are planning.

[RealMalatesta]

The foundation of every business is capital, which is also what drives a business forward. Not just the capital, but also the amount to be invested, affects the profit you make, so when you want to start a business, you need to follow certain rules. Because capital is one of the main factors in production, I think the section where the author did some analysis about investing $500 and making millions of dollars is great advice for many. consider the amount you invest, if you don't have much you can still buy all are planning.

Starting with as little capital as possible is a key aspect of it though. Because if you know what you are doing, spending cash on anything is wrong, you should always use others money, other investors, banks loans, and anything else you can, and make a good profit.

However, that becomes a big trouble if you have no idea what you are doing and that's the issue, because many people have absolutely no idea what they are doing and they do not want to take out a loan or get others money involved, simply because they may lose it. Look at Apple, they had 100 billion dollars in cash, and took out a 20 billion dollar loan for construction Because, it's ALWAYS better to use others money.

[QueenVera]

The main thing is that how you manage the things, if you are using small capital then it can be return easily but if you loss large capital then sometimes it become hard to return it back so i just think that if someone is new here so he should start with minimum quantity so if unfortunately there are hard days so he will be easily get that back when days become favorable.

Don't start you trading journey by been scared, invest in yourself by learning how to trade properly and you can use any amount of capital without been scared. I for one don't advise trading with small capital but I also suggest to not trade solely because you have the money at your disposal.
Trade because you understand the market and can make a profit from its price volatility. The market has many opportunity to make profit but you must be ready to make those profit before the market gives it to you.
Having enough capital give you an advantage on making less trade and been profitable with good amount to stop you from continuous trading. The more capital you get, the less trades you'll make.

[Bhig Daddy]

Nevertheless, despite the fact that the capitalization disparity is very wide, this does not guarantee your success. It's crucial to understand that when you're correctly hitting the charts and your trades, having a big beginning capital can also help you get into a solid rhythm and momentum.
Always keep in mind that having capital that you can afford to lose will lengthen your time in the market, but that your ability to make money still rests on you.