Only you decide how much you will earn
Mar 28, 2017 at 06:33
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Mar 28, 2017 at 06:33
I'm Patrick, and I've been working in financial markets for more than 10 years. Earlier I perceived Forex as a game. Now I'm consistently earning money in this Market by managing the large investors funds. My return range from 5-30 % per month of guaranteed profit. But there are some investors who need 50-150 % per month. I say that you can get more, but the risks are unnecessarily big.
I want to ask you, what the percentage, you think, is acceptable for concluding mutually beneficial relations between a trader and an investor? Thanks
I want to ask you, what the percentage, you think, is acceptable for concluding mutually beneficial relations between a trader and an investor? Thanks
外汇收益, Forex earnings
Medlem sedan Nov 14, 2015
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Mar 28, 2017 at 18:38
5% a month is actually really good if you can manage it with several million dollars. It is roughly 80% a year - enough to beat almost every fund that exist. The Medallion fund averaged just 71.8% 1994-2014 (granted, with no taxes).
Mar 29, 2017 at 06:18
Large funds will be very happy with 5% per month They like to see consistancy and low risk. think of it as their kid's college fund. They want to know that you will protect their funds and keep the risk low. Never let your investor tell you what return they want. You tell them . Trading isnt about what you expect to make...its about what you can afford to risk per trade
Medlem sedan Feb 22, 2011
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Mar 29, 2017 at 06:18
Xiaomi posted:
I'm Patrick, and I've been working in financial markets for more than 10 years. Earlier I perceived Forex as a game. Now I'm consistently earning money in this Market by managing the large investors funds. My return range from 5-30 % per month of guaranteed profit. But there are some investors who need 50-150 % per month. I say that you can get more, but the risks are unnecessarily big.
I want to ask you, what the percentage, you think, is acceptable for concluding mutually beneficial relations between a trader and an investor? Thanks
What a coincidence, you say you manage big clients.
Your 2 verified accounts are $100 and $200.
I doubt anyone trust you.
Mar 29, 2017 at 06:22
stian posted:
5% a month is actually really good if you can manage it with several million dollars. It is roughly 80% a year - enough to beat almost every fund that exist. The Medallion fund averaged just 71.8% 1994-2014 (granted, with no taxes).
Agreed. Hypothetically, if you put all your money in fully compounded 5% per month, you'd be richest person in the world after several years. Of course, no one would ever do that with real money.
Medlem sedan Nov 14, 2015
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Mar 29, 2017 at 07:26
saraph posted:23.5 years to turn 100k into 100 billion. But strategies that work with say 1 million might not necessary work as well with 1 billion. This is a common problem in stocks where people trade penny stocks where they might have earned say 10% a month, and try to apply the same strategy to a much larger amount and fail miserably.stian posted:
5% a month is actually really good if you can manage it with several million dollars. It is roughly 80% a year - enough to beat almost every fund that exist. The Medallion fund averaged just 71.8% 1994-2014 (granted, with no taxes).
Agreed. Hypothetically, if you put all your money in fully compounded 5% per month, you'd be richest person in the world after several years. Of course, no one would ever do that with real money.
Mar 29, 2017 at 10:38
stian posted:saraph posted:23.5 years to turn 100k into 100 billion. But strategies that work with say 1 million might not necessary work as well with 1 billion. This is a common problem in stocks where people trade penny stocks where they might have earned say 10% a month, and try to apply the same strategy to a much larger amount and fail miserably.stian posted:
5% a month is actually really good if you can manage it with several million dollars. It is roughly 80% a year - enough to beat almost every fund that exist. The Medallion fund averaged just 71.8% 1994-2014 (granted, with no taxes).
Agreed. Hypothetically, if you put all your money in fully compounded 5% per month, you'd be richest person in the world after several years. Of course, no one would ever do that with real money.
You're right. I realized a while after I posted that large sums of money are more difficult to have appreciated in value. 'Richest' was perhaps too far fetched, but I believe it would be possible to make it in the top 50 over the lifetime.
Medlem sedan Feb 12, 2016
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Mar 31, 2017 at 09:28
saraph posted:stian posted:saraph posted:23.5 years to turn 100k into 100 billion. But strategies that work with say 1 million might not necessary work as well with 1 billion. This is a common problem in stocks where people trade penny stocks where they might have earned say 10% a month, and try to apply the same strategy to a much larger amount and fail miserably.stian posted:
5% a month is actually really good if you can manage it with several million dollars. It is roughly 80% a year - enough to beat almost every fund that exist. The Medallion fund averaged just 71.8% 1994-2014 (granted, with no taxes).
Agreed. Hypothetically, if you put all your money in fully compounded 5% per month, you'd be richest person in the world after several years. Of course, no one would ever do that with real money.
You're right. I realized a while after I posted that large sums of money are more difficult to have appreciated in value. 'Richest' was perhaps too far fetched, but I believe it would be possible to make it in the top 50 over the lifetime.
Hello,
Hypothetically, it is possible for 23.5 years to turn 100k into 100 billion, but when comes back to live, there are few important points that could break the expectation:)
* orders execution - executing of few million order for 100 000 account would be even good, but when send a trade for many millions you will find that the TOB will not be large enough and the price adjustment (slippage) could be significant during opening and closing.
* psychology - usually for accounts over few millions much less then usual leverage is requested (by the money manager or the investor) for safety reasons
* monthly target - it will not be the same for multimillion account compared for a few tenth of thousands account :)
Definitely will have another reasons that I cannot remember just now. :)
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