In another thread I commented that Warren Buffet, who is known as the world's greatest living trader, has earned an average annual return of just over 20%, over a sample of decades. He says that if he worked with small capital he could make a return of 50% per year. That's something like 0.136% daily return, but also ask yourself: why is no one as famous as Buffett a day trader? The answer is very simple.
I see the ambition of ignoring spot players or futures players who want quick profits and not a year's accumulation that can get 3% profit from capital is considered sufficient. This market is like playing a bet, the more profit is obtained, the more obsessed you are to place a bigger bet so that the concept of folding sees the profit running. Buffett has many points and doesn't think too much about small things like that, he only says the concept for psychology, he certainly won't guarantee that everyone will be able to follow as he does.