In my personal opinion, a consistently profitable trader is a lousy trader. Only institutions have the qualification to achieve stable profits. Because they have enormous capital and need to be responsible for their clients, their capital curve must steadily rise, and high returns are not necessary; if they are too high, clients will be scared.
A good trader should either get rich quickly or blow up. Either die and try again a few times, or get rich and leave, with money that can last a lifetime. Small capital or retail traders do not have the qualification to achieve stable profits; with that little money, even if they are stable for 100 years, they won't have many children. 😂
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In my personal opinion, a consistently profitable trader is a lousy trader. Only institutions have the qualification to achieve stable profits. Because they have enormous capital and need to be responsible for their clients, their capital curve must steadily rise, and high returns are not necessary; if they are too high, clients will be scared.
A good trader should either get rich quickly or blow up. Either die and try again a few times, or get rich and leave, with money that can last a lifetime. Small capital or retail traders do not have the qualification to achieve stable profits; with that little money, even if they are stable for 100 years, they won't have many children. 😂