But at the same time there's another point to be considered which is that with low capital we become more fearless when compared to a high capital.
When our capital is high and when we make investments on higher amounts we tend to fear more.
Fear eats up the profits and gets us losses. With less fear in low capital we tend to make out decent profits.
Indeed, the larger the capital, the greater the loss may be. And if you do not learn how to trade with small capital, using risk management in your trading, then all the mistakes that were made will be automatically transferred to trading with large capital.
Yes ofcourse and that is the reason most experts advice to start slowly and trade with a small capital in the beginning.
Once we start getting consistent profits only then we should think of increasing the capital gradually.
Many people start trading with a big capital and lose big money which is a mistake we should avoid at any cost.
Well, I consider that having a good capital will always be an advantage, because obviously in trading you can do it with a better lot so that you don't lose and don't burn a dinner, opr those who start trading with a high capital and they lose everything it is because they do not know how to use lottery and that can affect everything that has to do with profits and even if they lose, when we trade we must also talk about losses and that losses are always less than profits, because If it's the opposite, we have to learn and apply another strategy because we are misunderstanding tarding very badly, that usually happens.