The Higher the capital the higher the returns

[AprilioMP]

                                                      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.

There is no mistake in calculating such a profit percentage and it can be valid in expecting a return on the purchase price. Of course, in a period of time that is not short or long term.
Another principle apart from the higher the capital, the higher the profits, is that the greater the risk, the greater the chance of profit that will be obtained.

Behind the amount of capital put into Bitcoin investment is getting better with the understanding that the amount or amount of capital owned to buy Bitcoin will provide greater profits when the price experiences a big jump from the purchase price, there is a very challenging risk that investors must accept, namely patience when the market turns around. the direction of the estimate, whether in terms of time or price, therefore a target is also needed in order to calculate the percentage of both capital and profit from an investment.
Correct me if I'm wrong.

[Egii Nna]

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.

When thinking about higher profit, try to think about the loss because it is the same: the higher the capital, the higher the loss, so think wisely. Will that be a good idea to bring that concept to investing in bitcoin? When looking for ways to get more profit, try at least to see the disadvantages of it in any business or investment. The amount of money you put into it determines your profit or your loss, so when doing that, you have to know that the amount of that money you will be using as your capital when you lose 5% to 10% of it can you survive? If you are not an economist, it is advisable to get a loan in order to invest, especially in your personal issues, so it is left for you to think wisely. Not ending up marking the most wrongest economic decision.

[Miles2006]

I will advice anyone to start with the little that’s available at the moment, most times it’s not all about the huge capital because most business started with huge capital and lose everything. How you manage your business should be considered when talking about profit, not all big companies and business started with big capital and it’s better you start from somewhere and develop your business as time goes on. It’s actually true people who start with higher capital will definitely make higher profit compare to little capital but, in my opinion maintaining a good management can also bring higher returns.

[justdimin]

It's true that the higher you invest the higher your profit will be. The fact is that if you have much capital you will get good return but you may loose higher if you don’t  tricky on your investment. I think he who have enough capital but you will need to proper plan to invest then you may be succeed. If we have enough confidence and strategy you may go with big fund.

It is true that when you have more capital you can earn a better profit, especially in the crypto market, if you have more money for investment and you have bought some coin, i.e. Bitcoin, and if the market goes down, you have capital behind you to buy more, but another side effect is that no matter how much capital you have if you don't have a good strategy, you can lose all your money.

I have seen many people who became rich with little money and the main reason why they own millions and millions is that they had a good strategy, they knew how to make money from money, and they were experienced and wise people. I have also seen people who have a lot of money but they wasted a lot of money due to their poor service practice and lack of knowledge.

Therefore, it is very important to have experience and education along with money, otherwise no matter how much money one has, one day the money will run out due to repeated losses.

[bangjoe]

I will advice anyone to start with the little that’s available at the moment, most times it’s not all about the huge capital because most business started with huge capital and lose everything. How you manage your business should be considered when talking about profit, not all big companies and business started with big capital and it’s better you start from somewhere and develop your business as time goes on. It’s actually true people who start with higher capital will definitely make higher profit compare to little capital but, in my opinion maintaining a good management can also bring higher returns.

Yes, when talking about business and we as beginners certainly need to anticipate many possibilities of failure, therefore it is important to use small capital in doing so, I think your opinion is not wrong about this, because beginners who start their business usually know less and do not know all the risks that may occur in their business, if they have seen opportunities and are running smoothly, they will only enlarge their capital to improve their business even better.

However, if it is in a large investment, capital is a power, which if we experience a 5% increase, it will be very large if the capital we use is also large, because investment is a fluctuating multiplication and productivity is long enough so that capital becomes a very strong power to increase income.

[Yamifoud]

I will advice anyone to start with the little that’s available at the moment, most times it’s not all about the huge capital because most business started with huge capital and lose everything. How you manage your business should be considered when talking about profit, not all big companies and business started with big capital and it’s better you start from somewhere and develop your business as time goes on. It’s actually true people who start with higher capital will definitely make higher profit compare to little capital but, in my opinion maintaining a good management can also bring higher returns.

How about those who really have the capability to start with huge capital? Do they still start with a small amount?
I couldn't agree with that. Instead of considering the capital as a big factor before starting a business we better consider the knowledge we have. Many businessmen borrow money to have enough capital, they think that starting with a huge amount will fasten ROI. Of course, it is a huge risk on their part but they don't bother themselves thinking about it because they are certain of their doing as they have knowledge and skills already.

[eightdots]

I will advice anyone to start with the little that’s available at the moment, most times it’s not all about the huge capital because most business started with huge capital and lose everything. How you manage your business should be considered when talking about profit, not all big companies and business started with big capital and it’s better you start from somewhere and develop your business as time goes on. It’s actually true people who start with higher capital will definitely make higher profit compare to little capital but, in my opinion maintaining a good management can also bring higher returns.

How about those who really have the capability to start with huge capital? Do they still start with a small amount?
I couldn't agree with that. Instead of considering the capital as a big factor before starting a business we better consider the knowledge we have. Many businessmen borrow money to have enough capital, they think that starting with a huge amount will fasten ROI. Of course, it is a huge risk on their part but they don't bother themselves thinking about it because they are certain of their doing as they have knowledge and skills already.

Risking all capital may not be the right move. This is not true for every business, but it is wrong to risk all capital for a business whose return is uncertain. Of course, taking risks when starting a business can sometimes bring great returns, but you also need to consider the possibility of losing your capital.

No matter how well you plan and research, sometimes things may not go as expected. That's why it may be beneficial to have plan B ready.

[wmaurik]

I will advice anyone to start with the little that’s available at the moment, most times it’s not all about the huge capital because most business started with huge capital and lose everything. How you manage your business should be considered when talking about profit, not all big companies and business started with big capital and it’s better you start from somewhere and develop your business as time goes on. It’s actually true people who start with higher capital will definitely make higher profit compare to little capital but, in my opinion maintaining a good management can also bring higher returns.

I also quite agree with your suggestion on this one, because I also saw unique and quite real examples of several large companies which initially started with not too much capital until the owner was able to open more branches and also expand their business area to more many regions. This means that every business owner who is able to manage and develop his own business from small to large is quite an extraordinary person with quite intelligent capital, even though other capital in the form of money is only sufficient.

Because the most important thing when it comes to doing business is having the courage to try from a small age and also having the courage to start with less capital than some people who still complain because they don't have a lot of capital to be able to start. And from what you said, I can also draw a small conclusion that the desire to start a business must already be in each of our heads using only the available capital. Instead of continuing to wait for more capital to be collected, it means that more time is wasted and the desire and enthusiasm to start can also decrease.

[Marvell1]

I will advice anyone to start with the little that’s available at the moment, most times it’s not all about the huge capital because most business started with huge capital and lose everything. How you manage your business should be considered when talking about profit, not all big companies and business started with big capital and it’s better you start from somewhere and develop your business as time goes on. It’s actually true people who start with higher capital will definitely make higher profit compare to little capital but, in my opinion maintaining a good management can also bring higher returns.

I also quite agree with your suggestion on this one, because I also saw unique and quite real examples of several large companies which initially started with not too much capital until the owner was able to open more branches and also expand their business area to more many regions. This means that every business owner who is able to manage and develop his own business from small to large is quite an extraordinary person with quite intelligent capital, even though other capital in the form of money is only sufficient.

Because the most important thing when it comes to doing business is having the courage to try from a small age and also having the courage to start with less capital than some people who still complain because they don't have a lot of capital to be able to start. And from what you said, I can also draw a small conclusion that the desire to start a business must already be in each of our heads using only the available capital. Instead of continuing to wait for more capital to be collected, it means that more time is wasted and the desire and enthusiasm to start can also decrease.

In business, planning and strategy are factors that will determine the success or failure of a business. Capital is not the only factor that determines the success or failure of a business.

When starting a business, we need to consider and calculate accordingly the amount of capital we have, it is not necessary to have large capital to start a business. But we cannot deny that having a large initial capital will help us get started much easier and also ensure a higher success rate.

Those who start with little capital because they cannot raise more capital or are not confident in their initial ideas and plans, they are cautious and do not want to lose money. But those who are confident in themselves and have a large amount of capital, they will never hesitate because opportunities will not wait for them.

Whether we should start a business with large or small capital depends on many factors, starting a business with a small capital is not always good or vice versa.

[Jody.Drummer]

Risking all capital may not be the right move. This is not true for every business, but it is wrong to risk all capital for a business whose return is uncertain. Of course, taking risks when starting a business can sometimes bring great returns, but you also need to consider the possibility of losing your capital.

No matter how well you plan and research, sometimes things may not go as expected. That's why it may be beneficial to have plan B ready.

Indeed, risking all capital is not the right thing and sometimes it is not because we want to do that, but sometimes because circumstances do not allow it to force us to risk all the capital we have or take risks, this can happen without our own desire because it is an unacceptable situation. possible. Apart from that, it is true that what you say does not apply to all businesses because there are businesses where we should not do something as risky as that, even though it is a business, we have to be able to see whether the business really needs to be maintained or not.

Apart from risking all the money, it is possible to make big profits, but we also have to be able to pay attention to risks such as loss of capital, by considering what we will do so that we don't regret it in the end. And hope that we can accept the results that have happened, don't let us think about it so much that it weighs on our minds in the future.

[Marvelockg]

I will advice anyone to start with the little that’s available at the moment, most times it’s not all about the huge capital because most business started with huge capital and lose everything. How you manage your business should be considered when talking about profit, not all big companies and business started with big capital and it’s better you start from somewhere and develop your business as time goes on. It’s actually true people who start with higher capital will definitely make higher profit compare to little capital but, in my opinion maintaining a good management can also bring higher returns.

this is so true. It's best to start up small, understand the business and then expand into something big. The advantage is that you tend to know the things you really need in the business as you continue doing it better than the thing you're just starting out. At the start, everything looks like a necessity untill you've started and latter find out that you've invested way too much than is required of you.

From the context the OP is making reference to, he seems to be talking more about an ideal case where you're certain if the profit that comes by investing a set amount. Those kind of assumption don't work that way when it's time to fully execute the business. Depending on what you're investing into, overly investing can yield a massive loss if not properly planned and it can also yield greater returns if invested in the right thing. If you're investing in Bitcoin for instance where we know that how profitable you're with your investment is based on how much you've invested into Bitcoin, then it's simple to know that $5000 investment will genrally yiekd better returns than a $50 investment.

[indah rezqi]

I will advice anyone to start with the little that’s available at the moment, most times it’s not all about the huge capital because most business started with huge capital and lose everything. How you manage your business should be considered when talking about profit, not all big companies and business started with big capital and it’s better you start from somewhere and develop your business as time goes on. It’s actually true people who start with higher capital will definitely make higher profit compare to little capital but, in my opinion maintaining a good management can also bring higher returns.

this is so true. It's best to start up small, understand the business and then expand into something big. The advantage is that you tend to know the things you really need in the business as you continue doing it better than the thing you're just starting out. At the start, everything looks like a necessity untill you've started and latter find out that you've invested way too much than is required of you.

From the context the OP is making reference to, he seems to be talking more about an ideal case where you're certain if the profit that comes by investing a set amount. Those kind of assumption don't work that way when it's time to fully execute the business. Depending on what you're investing into, overly investing can yield a massive loss if not properly planned and it can also yield greater returns if invested in the right thing. If you're investing in Bitcoin for instance where we know that how profitable you're with your investment is based on how much you've invested into Bitcoin, then it's simple to know that $5000 investment will genrally yiekd better returns than a $50 investment.

There are many indicators that determine whether a business will run smoothly and gain profits as targeted. Many large companies started with small capital, with consistency and persistence, they can achieve long-term success. We just need to try and learn how to do business, of course adapting it to the environment where we live. I think with small capital, someone will actually be more active in continuing to struggle to run their business to become more developed. Besides that, only a few people have large capital, most businesses start with small things.

Meanwhile, on the other hand, in the current era, investing in Crypto is also attractive, if we are smart enough the profits we can get will be very large. Of course you have to go through a learning process too, because the risks are also very big. It all depends on each individual, what is clear is that profits can only be obtained if we start, regardless of whether the capital is large or small. The amount of profit is in line with how much risk we dare to take, without studying hard and taking action to start, the expected profit will just be wishful thinking.

[Mahanton]

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.

Yes,it's the basics but you should really be that making yourself having that consideration that on the moment you do make use of huge capital could also result into that huge loses too on which this is something that will really be that  still be the same in terms of risks to those who had put up small amount of capital.The key on here is on how you do sustain and make things big because on the moment or time you do find yourself having some investment or business then don't mind much about the big profits first because the first consideration would be on how you do make out such profitability on the things you've been dealing.On the moment that you do rush yourself about making money whether small or big capital then it would be giving the same results. We do know that bigger does have that advantage when it comes to profits but it would be that equal on how much that you could be able to lose.In doing business then there's always that accompanied risks.Therefore, this would really be your main considerations.

[Furious 7]

I will advice anyone to start with the little that’s available at the moment, most times it’s not all about the huge capital because most business started with huge capital and lose everything. How you manage your business should be considered when talking about profit, not all big companies and business started with big capital and it’s better you start from somewhere and develop your business as time goes on. It’s actually true people who start with higher capital will definitely make higher profit compare to little capital but, in my opinion maintaining a good management can also bring higher returns.

Actually this is not wrong but in the end if we are able to bring in more capital why not.
Because after all, when starting a business does not mean that this is an experiment considering that we do it in the hope of profit in the end so as long as we are able to start with a larger capital I don't think it doesn't matter, it will make you more comfortable in managing the initial capital you want to do in business so that in the end the plan we want to do will not make it complicated because of capital constraints.

Its just that if we really can't afford it then it doesn't matter either by starting from the lowest point or with a smaller capital because after all, to start a business apart from the capital that is indeed the foundation we also have to know the initial planning so that we are not wrong in taking action and not making our business chaotic in the end.

[tabas]

That's basic economics and the rich know this is a number game for them. And if you've been a follower of those sums games, capital venture shows, or just someone who likes to follow economic trends from the banks and financial institutions. You'd see how important the percentage is to them. A growth rate of 1%-2% is looking tiny for someone who only looks at that number as a small amount but with the capital and money involved with that growth from any industry that has billions to trillions in valuation, that means a lot and more than our life savings to them as projected profit or actual gross.

[legendbtc]

I will advice anyone to start with the little that’s available at the moment, most times it’s not all about the huge capital because most business started with huge capital and lose everything. How you manage your business should be considered when talking about profit, not all big companies and business started with big capital and it’s better you start from somewhere and develop your business as time goes on. It’s actually true people who start with higher capital will definitely make higher profit compare to little capital but, in my opinion maintaining a good management can also bring higher returns.

How about those who really have the capability to start with huge capital? Do they still start with a small amount?
I couldn't agree with that. Instead of considering the capital as a big factor before starting a business we better consider the knowledge we have. Many businessmen borrow money to have enough capital, they think that starting with a huge amount will fasten ROI. Of course, it is a huge risk on their part but they don't bother themselves thinking about it because they are certain of their doing as they have knowledge and skills already.

Risking all capital may not be the right move. This is not true for every business, but it is wrong to risk all capital for a business whose return is uncertain. Of course, taking risks when starting a business can sometimes bring great returns, but you also need to consider the possibility of losing your capital.

No matter how well you plan and research, sometimes things may not go as expected. That's why it may be beneficial to have plan B ready.

Using a large amount of capital when doing business does not mean that we use all the capital we have without any reserve capital. This is just the most basic knowledge in business, so I think everyone who wants to start a business knows this, and no one is stupid  to risk using all of their capital at once without a plan backup.

Starting a business with a small amount of capital is a wise idea because it helps us minimize risks and this will be suitable for people with little capital. But for those with large and abundant capital, there is no reason why they cannot take advantage of that strength to expand their business scale from the beginning.

[Etranger]

That's basic economics and the rich know this is a number game for them. And if you've been a follower of those sums games, capital venture shows, or just someone who likes to follow economic trends from the banks and financial institutions. You'd see how important the percentage is to them. A growth rate of 1%-2% is looking tiny for someone who only looks at that number as a small amount but with the capital and money involved with that growth from any industry that has billions to trillions in valuation, that means a lot and more than our life savings to them as projected profit or actual gross.

I think that rich people pay attention to absolute numbers as well, as to the percentage. And sometimes they are more interested in getting the percentage because it is attractive and quite large. But sometimes they really agree to a low percentage, about 1-3, but with their initial investment the return is quite high. It all depends on their risk management strategy.

[GigaBit]

It is true that if more capital is used in the investment, the amount of profit will be higher, but it cannot be guaranteed. Sometimes an investor can lose more by investing more and there are many who get more ROI by investing less. Moreover, not everyone has a lot of capital. There are some big investors who have the ability to invest a lot, but it is not possible for everyone to invest a lot. If an investor does enough analysis and can invest with little risk, it is possible to reach the expected level by investing a small amount of money.



Almost everyone knows where Bitcoin and Ether were six years ago and where they are today. It is also unknown how high the ROI would have been if one had invested at that time. Again, there are some investors who have enough money but lack of investment knowledge, in case of investing with more capital, the loss would be more than the profit. So capital is not the only important factor for profit in investment.

[tabas]

That's basic economics and the rich know this is a number game for them. And if you've been a follower of those sums games, capital venture shows, or just someone who likes to follow economic trends from the banks and financial institutions. You'd see how important the percentage is to them. A growth rate of 1%-2% is looking tiny for someone who only looks at that number as a small amount but with the capital and money involved with that growth from any industry that has billions to trillions in valuation, that means a lot and more than our life savings to them as projected profit or actual gross.

I think that rich people pay attention to absolute numbers as well, as to the percentage. And sometimes they are more interested in getting the percentage because it is attractive and quite large. But sometimes they really agree to a low percentage, about 1-3, but with their initial investment the return is quite high. It all depends on their risk management strategy.

I agree, they are great at measuring the risk that they're taking and whether the numbers are high or low as long as they get decent returns. That's what all matters to them. There are conservative investors that even the return would definitely be too low for them, it won't matter as long as they're safe and low risk. We won't go and say about guaranteed profits but it's safer to say that there's lesser and low risk that they'll choose and that's how many of them assess risks that they're taking.

[crwth]

I also believe that having higher capital would help you get a return in the long run. this is also one of the reasons why rich people who have great management skills are getting even richer. They are smart with the money and could really make things better for them and find profit anywhere.