You think if you have high amount of money, you will be a profitable trader

[Ojima-ojo]

If I had a large amount of money, I certainly wouldn’t be a trader, but would continue to hold onto Bitcoin and shares in companies offering good returns. This is because achieving a 10% annual return on huge amounts of capital still generates a substantial amount of money, whereas achieving a 10% return on small amounts of capital makes very little difference. So, if you have a small amount of capital, you start trading with high leverage; if things go well, you make money; if not, you get liquidated and lose very little.

The question is not about you choosing from having large amount of capital to invest in Bitcoin or other assets, but about how you manage large capital in trading, something that have been the major set back that faced a lot of start up trader's, sometimes large capital in the hand of a newbie could become a dead trap for their money since they may likely increase their risks merging or start trading more higher risks asset piars.


Most importantly for a trader is to mentain a balance risks management portfolio, regardless of how much they have in their balance as trading capital, because risk management and portfolio servicing is what keeps a trader away from losing heavily in trades.

[Botnake]

If you can not grow a little account, you can not also grow a large account,.it's still the same it's just that the funds are different, instead of blaming it on capital, rather try to learn more

I keep on saying that if someone is able to start with a small capital and able to grow it, it shows they are good at it and doing it correctly. If someone in unable to do it then even if you give them a bigger capital the same might keep on repeating when stretched over a long period of time.

Still I feel everyone should try with a small and manageable capital at the start, not take loans and attempt to go YOLO, only to land up in debt.

Clean and safe methods to start the trading journey will lead to a safe exit or a safe breakeven.

Losses are still inevitable in trading, so regardless if you trade with small or big capital, you won't get rid of losses. The biggest challenge here is not actually to avoid from losing, because even professional traders experience losing trades, but to generate short term or long term profits in order to grow the capital.

However, its a good start to trade with small and manageable capital at first, but that won't guarantee a profitable trade. Risk management, emotional control, discipline and a proven working strategy are the keys to make someone a profitable trader in the end.

[Makus]

The results that you get from trading isn't really dependent on the amount of money that you have, although there's kind of an increased chance of making a reasonable amount of money if you have a high capital but it doesn't beat having knowledge and skills. There are traders that have been able to achieve something significant from starting with a small amount of money because they were patient, consistent and disciplined. Being able to leave emotions out of it and trade based on strategy you would be a successful trader even though you don't start up with a high amount of money.

[Abdulzuruku01]

If I had a large amount of money, I certainly wouldn’t be a trader, but would continue to hold onto Bitcoin and shares in companies offering good returns. This is because achieving a 10% annual return on huge amounts of capital still generates a substantial amount of money, whereas achieving a 10% return on small amounts of capital makes very little difference. So, if you have a small amount of capital, you start trading with high leverage; if things go well, you make money; if not, you get liquidated and lose very little.

Honestly it's a good idea and this is what makes bitcoin investment different from trading. If you have basic knowledge of bitcoin and understand it's risks, there's a greater chance that when you invest with a lot of money, you will make more profits from it. You know there are people who prefer trading than bitcoin holding because they want faster results, and to me this faster results is what is leading them to bigger losses. Having a lot of money doesn't doesn't make one a profitable traders, in fact this mindset alone can take a trader from big bag to an empty bag. Because what qualify someone to be a real trader isn't money but discipline, having plan, controlling emotions and understanding the risks.

[GiftedMAN]

The results that you get from trading isn't really dependent on the amount of money that you have, although there's kind of an increased chance of making a reasonable amount of money if you have a high capital but it doesn't beat having knowledge and skills. There are traders that have been able to achieve something significant from starting with a small amount of money because they were patient, consistent and disciplined. Being able to leave emotions out of it and trade based on strategy you would be a successful trader even though you don't start up with a high amount of money.

Your capital doesn't give any form of luck if you do not have the right strategy you will still blow up all the millions you are using to trade without having any profit to account for it. You only have the advantage to take different risk with your capital knowing that you still have some money left to trade if the particular trade doesn't go well and you will trade with confidence and zero emotions cause the fear of losing the only money you have will not be there same thing with the fear of losing what is not yours.

Big amounts works well when you calculate the market very well then go in withr full confidence and a very high amount to trade then you will be expecting a big outcome due to the amount you used for the particular trade.

[AYOBA]

Honestly it's a good idea and this is what makes bitcoin investment different from trading. If you have basic knowledge of bitcoin and understand its risks, there's a greater chance that when you invest with a lot of money, you will make more profits from it. You know there are people who prefer trading than bitcoin holding because they want faster results, and to me this faster results is what is leading them to bigger losses. Having a lot of money doesn't doesn't make one a profitable traders, in fact this mindset alone can take a trader from big bag to an empty bag. Because what qualify someone to be a real trader isn't money but discipline, having plan, controlling emotions and understanding the risks.

Do you know the biggest problem of our people? They don’t want to seek for the basic knowledge of the trading they take the trading has the simplest things that with little knowledge they can able to profits, and the trading deserves a good skills, because that will prevent all the traders from too much losing from trading. Than choosing trading I will rather invest all my money in Bitcoin and hold for a long periods of time, that will give me chance of success in future.

[JunaidAzizi]

It's already present in humans by birth, the abdomen is never full, and we need more and more. You say trading gives a delusion that anything we earn feels like it's minimal, and we can earn more through trading. The human mind's delusion and greedy nature do not stop at a fixed amount. As responsible traders, we have to control both, and that will only come when you adopt the discipline so hard that nothing changes. The dream of making more is beautiful, but we have to learn to stop and realize that every amount is best when it is in our wallets rather than going away just by the stupidity of wanting more.

[Powerjumboo]

You think if you have high amount of money, you will be a profitable trader

People cannot be profitable traders just by having a lot of money. Of course, to be a profitable trader, you must have experience in trading and know trading strategies. Now I have a lot of money but I do not have trading experience and trading strategy, then I will not be able to profit from the trading platform with that sufficient money, but rather I will lose more. So to profit from trading, we must first gain trading experience and adopt trading strategies. Many people in this world have a lot of money. If everyone could earn money from trading platforms, then maybe rich people would become even richer by earning money from training platforms. So I will say that in any field where experience and strategy are needed, experience and strategy should be adopted first.

[Su-asa]

The most important thing is to be good with risk management, having a high amount of money doesn't really mean that you will be a profitable trader If you lack strategy. I would not even advice anyone to start off trading with a large amount because no matter how good you think you might be the crypto market doesn't always go in the direction that you think it will, this is why risk management is very essential. Having a high amount can increase the chances of making huge profits but without proper skill set that would only be detrimental to you.

[Zaka1221]

When some traders loose to an extent they start to feel that it is because or lack of good capital, at some point when traders run out of excuses they blame it on limited capital.

If you can not grow a little account, you can not also grow a large account,.it's still the same it's just that the funds are different, instead of blaming it on capital, rather try to learn more

You have valid point because if someone is losing there is enough points to talk about these loses or failure from these biggest is limited capital or having not enough sources but always needs to be have some good strategy for keeping things in balance works much better always needs to start with small trades because these can increase flow and confidence level of every trader.
In many cases peoples with huge capitals also faced enough loses and never been able to have better results because they are not well aware about risk management which is always important but peoples with small capitals have enough success because they are having good strategy and understanding of risk management which is always improtant for anyone before having start into trading.

[Curious T]

I have a friend who believes this a hundred per cent. He believes if he has more money, he would be profitable in trading. I have looked at the way he trades, there is no difference between that and gambling. He trades altcoins and forex. I keep telling him he's gambling, but he won't listen. He tells me the reason he is not profitable is that he doesn't have a lot of money to trade with. Whenever he makes about 100-200 dollars profit, his false hope increases. He has slowed down with how he trades now, but it's because he has lost so much money. He still believes he will be very profitable if he has more money to trade. I don't know hoe to convince him that more money means more losses.

[jossiel]

I won't judge someone's capacity to win trades just because they have a little pool of funds when they trade.

Someone who's got exceptional trading skills can grow that but it will take a long time before it becomes big.

But there's the harsh truth in it, that if someone has a huge fund and then still loses it when they trade. Then, trading maybe isn't for them.

[abaeze]

If someone starts trading with $100, the same amount of effort, knowledge, and calculations are required, and if that person starts trading with $1,000, he or she has to put in the same amount of effort, knowledge, and experience. Although the only difference here is risk management. However, the mentality that arises when someone takes a risk with that money is not the same for someone who has less than for someone who has more. So, just as you cannot win by trading with a large amount of money, training with a small amount is also not easy. To be successful, you must combine your experience, knowledge, and analysis and then achieve success.

However, the biggest lesson in trading is that trading is not for everyone and it is not right to trade with all your money.

[SuperBitMan]

The most important thing is to be good with risk management, having a high amount of money doesn't really mean that you will be a profitable trader If you lack strategy. I would not even advice anyone to start off trading with a large amount because no matter how good you think you might be the crypto market doesn't always go in the direction that you think it will, this is why risk management is very essential. Having a high amount can increase the chances of making huge profits but without proper skill set that would only be detrimental to you.

Risk management is very important as a trader, if you know risk management and you are following it very well you will not have issues as a trader but when you are not following up the risk management in a proper way then you are going to have issues.

No doubt that having huge amount of money will increase your chances of doing very well or getting good amount of money from trading but just like you said, you need to have the proper skills if you want to actually succeed.
And one of these skills that you should have is risk management skill or ability.

[SmartCharpa]

Honestly it's a good idea and this is what makes bitcoin investment different from trading. If you have basic knowledge of bitcoin and understand its risks, there's a greater chance that when you invest with a lot of money, you will make more profits from it. You know there are people who prefer trading than bitcoin holding because they want faster results, and to me this faster results is what is leading them to bigger losses. Having a lot of money doesn't doesn't make one a profitable traders, in fact this mindset alone can take a trader from big bag to an empty bag. Because what qualify someone to be a real trader isn't money but discipline, having plan, controlling emotions and understanding the risks.

Do you know the biggest problem of our people? They don’t want to seek for the basic knowledge of the trading they take the trading has the simplest things that with little knowledge they can able to profits, and the trading deserves a good skills, because that will prevent all the traders from too much losing from trading. Than choosing trading I will rather invest all my money in Bitcoin and hold for a long periods of time, that will give me chance of success in future.

Trading isn’t for the weak, some people assume that trading doesn’t require a lot of skill before they put in their money. Even those who you look up to as your mentor are not going to show you how much they lost in trading, they can only show the profit they make. To be honest, trading involves a lot of risks and stress, you will need to time the market and know when to get in and exit the market. Any small changes in the market can lead to a loss.

Investing in Bitcoin is your own preference, other people will prefer trading over a long term holding. Some people do not have the patience to watch the market going up and down. Even though long term holding is the best option, we will continue to see those who prefer a short term gain over long term hold. So do what is best for you.

[bangjoe]

Whether James is someone who is greedy or perhaps too hasty so confidently uses 40x Leverage, it's a pretty crazy size with a huge risk.

For me personally, fixed capital can be a good reference if you have good self-control, if it is at that stage of money I choose to trade on the spot rather than using Leverage, because the margin I use is also very large and hope 10% is not difficult with in swing trading, the money earned can be more than enough to live this life well.

I don't know about all, there is a saying that money comes and goes just like that, Luck will not always be present, take advantage of it to strengthen your foundation if you have the upper hand, so as not to fall deeper when you cannot control the wind.

[Rabata]

If I had a large amount of money, I certainly wouldn’t be a trader, but would continue to hold onto Bitcoin and shares in companies offering good returns. This is because achieving a 10% annual return on huge amounts of capital still generates a substantial amount of money, whereas achieving a 10% return on small amounts of capital makes very little difference. So, if you have a small amount of capital, you start trading with high leverage; if things go well, you make money; if not, you get liquidated and lose very little.

You know there are people who prefer trading than bitcoin holding because they want faster results, and to me this faster results is what is leading them to bigger losses. Having a lot of money doesn't doesn't make one a profitable traders, in fact this mindset alone can take a trader from big bag to an empty bag. Because what qualify someone to be a real trader isn't money but discipline, having plan, controlling emotions and understanding the risks.

Some traders have a characteristic that when they take a new trade, they do it with the hope of getting a quick profit from it, but when they realize that taking that trade was wrong for them, they try to hold it. This is one of the reasons for trading losses for such traders. If an investor has enough money, long-term Bitcoin investment is safer for him. The trader needs to do a lot of analysis for trading, especially the entry exit and decision-making in advance. He also needs to be aware of leverage and spot loss. That is, trading is definitely not easy for the trader. Those who hold Bitcoin for a long time have the advantage of investing without pressure. Although neither trading nor holding guarantees profit, if you analyze the previous data and consider it, holding is a much more profitable and relatively safe investment than trading.

[Anthony Bill]

You mean even though you have the knowledge of trading you will not turn the big amount of money to earn big profit? Despite I am new to trading but the little knowledge I have achieved from decentralized trading, if you give me big amount of money I will use it to grow big amount of money from decentralized trading. Even though you don't want to involve in daily trading, you can buy coins in the bear market and hold for the bull season to reign before you can release the coins out to trade to earn massive profits.

[WatChe]

Some traders have a characteristic that when they take a new trade, they do it with the hope of getting a quick profit from it, but when they realize that taking that trade was wrong for them, they try to hold it. This is one of the reasons for trading losses for such traders. If an investor has enough money, long-term Bitcoin investment is safer for him. The trader needs to do a lot of analysis for trading, especially the entry exit and decision-making in advance. He also needs to be aware of leverage and spot loss. That is, trading is definitely not easy for the trader. Those who hold Bitcoin for a long time have the advantage of investing without pressure. Although neither trading nor holding guarantees profit, if you analyze the previous data and consider it, holding is a much more profitable and relatively safe investment than trading.

Main difference between trading and investment is the risk. If you are long term investor then you have chosen a strategy where risk is minimum while if you are going for trading then you need to do proper risk management in order to avoid loses. One thing need to be clear that whether it's investment or trading both won't make you rich in short duration. If you are doing trading with mindset that you will become rich in short duration then you are deemed to lose money.

[Nrcewker]

If you have higher amount of money, but you are losing while trading with lower amount of money, the chance that you will make money in trading is still very low.

I have a different take on this. I believe that if you have a good bankroll while trading then you will be able to make money more consistently. For example if I have 100k USD, I can aim for a 1% daily profit target which is around thousand dollars a day. On the other hand, if I have only 1000$ to trade with, targeting 1% is really not very appealing as making just 10 dollars a day doesnt seem promising.

So yes I believe the amount of money matters. With a larger amount of capital, you are able to manage your funds more wisely. You can set proper stop losses and have more confidence to recover from losses.

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