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Investing heavily

Dilip

Dilip

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Do you think that to succeed, you need a big amount as capital? Starting with a small amount reduces your chance of success? How did you start?
 
Dilip said:
Do you think that to succeed, you need a big amount as capital? Starting with a small amount reduces your chance of success? How did you start?
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Starting with a small amount can never reduces your chance of success. Things that can reduces your chances of success are impatient, carelessness and bad savings.

Either if the amount is big or small, for a better chances of succeeding, one need consistency, carefulness and patience.
 
There is no guarantee that when you started your project with a very huge amount of capital that you're going to be successful. Everything all depends on how you plan and the strategies that you use to follow up on any project that you have invested in. Someone who started with a huge amount of money but with less planning will most likely fail and someone who started with a small amount of capital but planned very well will succeed.
 
Steven said:
Someone who started with a huge amount of money but with less planning will most likely fail and someone who started with a small amount of capital but planned very well will succeed.
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Can't say it better. But there are a lot of benefits if you have enough money to start with. ;)
 
They say knowledge is power which is the reason why when it comes to investment, if you have ample knowledge of what you are investing your money into, there is a high probability of having unimaginable success in that project but when you lack knowledge in what you are investing money into, there's high risk and chance for you to lose everything.
 
Dilip said:
Can't say it better. But there are a lot of benefits if you have enough money to start with. ;)
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Yes of course, there's a lot of benefits when you have more money to finance what you want to invest in but it's very important to make sure that you know exactly what you're doing so that you end up wasting the money for nothing.
 
Kenneth said:
Yes of course, there's a lot of benefits when you have more money to finance what you want to invest in but it's very important to make sure that you know exactly what you're doing so that you end up wasting the money for nothing.
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That's the real fact and 100% truth there. There's a lot of benefits when there are much money to invest in a business but the benefits cannot last if you didn't take it serious and know what you want.
 
I don't care about what anyone says, but as long as there's a risk of losing all the money I used to invest in anything, it's why I will never go into any with huge funds. I will definitely go in on the average fund size and see how things goes.
 
GeorgeT said:
I don't care about what anyone says, but as long as there's a risk of losing all the money I used to invest in anything, it's why I will never go into any with huge funds. I will definitely go in on the average fund size and see how things goes.
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You invest largely and earn largely too😂. There's risk in the average fund size too. I always know that every business or investment have a risk no matter how small you started with them.
 
Sara said:
You invest largely and earn largely too😂. There's risk in the average fund size too. I always know that every business or investment have a risk no matter how small you started with them.
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The simple truth is that there is nothing like 100% guarantee in whatever you are investing on, so whenever there is a chance that you're going to lose the money that you invested heavily, you will completely lose everything and that is a risk I am not ready to gamble with.
 
GeorgeT said:
The simple truth is that there is nothing like 100% guarantee in whatever you are investing on, so whenever there is a chance that you're going to lose the money that you invested heavily, you will completely lose everything and that is a risk I am not ready to gamble with.
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I get your point. You prefer the little investment so that the risk won't cause you damage and pain like how the bigger investment will bring huge disaster if risk struck. All man with his problems though.
 
Sara said:
I get your point. You prefer the little investment so that the risk won't cause you damage and pain like how the bigger investment will bring huge disaster if risk struck. All man with his problems though.
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No, not a little investment. What I said is average based. I wouldn't go in too little because it's going to be a waste of time and I wouldn't go in too big because it's going to too risky if it crashes.
 
GeorgeT said:
No, not a little investment. What I said is average based. I wouldn't go in too little because it's going to be a waste of time and I wouldn't go in too big because it's going to too risky if it crashes.
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I get it now. Truly, average based is just a waste of time. It's better to go big with the bigger risk or you choose the medium risk that you can forfeit too.
 
I don't believe that investing with a small amount sets you up to fail, most tend to invest at the start with a small amount and build it up over time.

What will push you to fail are things such as being impatient and wanting things to happen now rather than over time.
 
My advice to anyone when it comes to investment is to always go in with what you can afford to lose. There are no guarantees when it comes to investment. You can either lose your money or you gain more. But when you are losing, you make sure it is something that you are capable of losing and still be okay.
 
Shortie said:
I don't believe that investing with a small amount sets you up to fail, most tend to invest at the start with a small amount and build it up over time.

What will push you to fail are things such as being impatient and wanting things to happen now rather than over time.
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Investing smart is the best thing that you can do for yourself especially when you are not the owner of that project all investments are been carried out on. You cannot dictate or determine how things are going to go on a long run which is why you have to be smart to start small.
 
Dilip said:
Do you think that to succeed, you need a big amount as capital? Starting with a small amount reduces your chance of success? How did you start?
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Investing heavily can only end in two ways which is making a huge amount of profit turnover or losing heavily if the Investment didn't go as you plan. Everything is all about the risk that you're willing to take with any investment you want to make.
 
If you are waiting until you have a lot of money before you start investing, you might not really start. Start with what you have and build it over time. Look into long term investing as well.
 
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