A YouTube video segment arguing that calm, measured trading is profitable across account sizes. The speaker cautions against focusing on monthly returns and urges evaluating performance on typical annual averages instead, and notes that perceptions of speed/profitability are influenced by user expectations and account size.
This is a setup some people use. Like I said, it seems to be more popular with people with seven figures or more, though. The reality is, though like it, it is just as profitable regardless of the account size. I really believe that the, the speed of it is always a perception of the user. Right. And I think it comes from a couple of different things. I think one of the first issues I see in this space is people wanting to come into the market and get an understanding of how much can I make every month, what's the monthly return? But you know, this isn't a rental property. We're trading a financial market. And financial markets, you need to look at returns based off of averages typical annually.
