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>In running a business as a trader, if one constantly make 100%
>profit per year from ROI, then does anyone know on what percentage he
>should take from his profit as his salary in order to balance between
>his salary and the growth of ROI? Since trader also needs pay check
>to survive, he cannot simply returns 100% profit back into
>investment, how to determine the amount of his pay check?
>Does anyone have any suggestion?
>Thank you
>Eric
If a person started with $1,000 and made a 100% return per year,
they'd be a billionaire in 20 years and a trillionaire in 30 years. A
paycheque is irrelevant because a 100% annual return is not
sustainable. Work on risk management and consistency of returns,
first. The paycheque will come later.
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