Option selling without any adjustments

[Lalit_Kishor]

@Lalit_Kishor

capital preservation while bearing viable gains would be preferred by trader with large corpus against someone with smaller cap & risky approach.

I think you skipped this part

[Jason_Castelino]

@Lalit_Kishor

see drawdowns of millions if not billions.

Thats why I said thats a lot of risk. When you target such high returns you are also taking huge risk.

@Lalit_Kishor

I think you skipped this part

Nah. I didnt. But I just felt its diffcult to maintain such high returns. Infact when i started even I was generating more than 5 percent per month. And now its down to 2 percent. So that works out somewhere around 30 percent.

[Lalit_Kishor]

Let’s say a Trader compounds

@Jason_Castelino

But I just felt its diffcult to maintain such high returns. Infact when i started even I was generating more than 5 percent per month. And now its down to 2 percent. So that works out somewhere around 30 percent.

people reduce capital for trading when once their capital becomes big enough,

that’s why it isn’t possible to replace billionaires on forbes list because we start to care about capital preservation, thus reducing in trading capital

[Lalit_Kishor]

even I got infuriated looking at twitter folks compounds.

[Lalit_Kishor]

@Jason_Castelino

And now its down to 2 percent.

dude, are you option seller?

[Jason_Castelino]

@joyesh

On a pro desk, a good trader makes about 30% annually

On a pro desk, he is having good capital. So I totally agree with @joyesh when he said they make around 30 percent. But you had other opinion. So I just wanted to know what do you expect.

[Jason_Castelino]

@Lalit_Kishor

dude, are you option seller?

Yes. I am. And thats why I totally support 30 percent that was mentioned.

[Lalit_Kishor]

@Jason_Castelino

On a pro desk, he is having good capital. So I totally agree with @joyesh when he said they make around 30 percent. But you had other opinion. So I just wanted to know what do you expect.

they got liability to perform or else get kicked

but independent trader who has no responsibily & stress of managing other peoples money will perform better any day!

[Lalit_Kishor]

@Jason_Castelino

On a pro desk, he is having good capital. So I totally agree with @joyesh when he said they make around 30 percent. But you had other opinion. So I just wanted to know what do you expect.

my cousin is cfa II & works in same feild, he got bald at 24, stress is real

[Lalit_Kishor]

@Jason_Castelino

Yes. I am. And thats why I totally support 30 percent that was mentioned.

I knew it.

[t7support]

Warren Buffett grew at a CAGR of around 22% from 1965 to become one of the richest guys in the world. Jim simmons went at 66% CAGR for 30 yrs from 1988 to be acclaimed as the most successful money maker in the history of modern finance.

If you are beating them consistently you are walking on water.

[Lalit_Kishor]

@t7support

66% CAGR for 30 yrs

[Stonecold]

@Lalit_Kishor

anythig above 4-5% a month

Are you able to generate such returns currently ?

[Lalit_Kishor]

stress free & healthy lifestyle > average billionaire lifestyle

[Lalit_Kishor]

nope, 0% ROI

[Foodietrader]

You don’t know until you experience it yourself. Anyways if you are happy with what you have then no need to experience anything different.

[Foodietrader]

Thanks man this helps

[SMIFS_LIMITED]

Without making adjustments in your strategy, you will either end up with low profits or just plain losses which will be more than your employed capital. In my sense, you should be tuning your strategy from time to time.

[Foodietrader]

THis is hard to do with my daily routine. thus trying out something with fixed stop loss and profit