This document outlines different wealth levels that can be achieved with varying position sizes and risk levels in the stock market. It shows that taking a 1% risk of account size and holding that position for a year could achieve a wealth level of 5x the initial investment, while a higher 3% risk level could only reach a 3x wealth level and has a greater chance of losses. Taking too high of a risk above 3.5% of the account is not recommended as it may not lead to long term wealth creation and has a high probability of losses.
This document outlines different wealth levels that can be achieved with varying position sizes and risk levels in the stock market. It shows that taking a 1% risk of account size and holding that position for a year could achieve a wealth level of 5x the initial investment, while a higher 3% risk level could only reach a 3x wealth level and has a greater chance of losses. Taking too high of a risk above 3.5% of the account is not recommended as it may not lead to long term wealth creation and has a high probability of losses.
This document outlines different wealth levels that can be achieved with varying position sizes and risk levels in the stock market. It shows that taking a 1% risk of account size and holding that position for a year could achieve a wealth level of 5x the initial investment, while a higher 3% risk level could only reach a 3x wealth level and has a greater chance of losses. Taking too high of a risk above 3.5% of the account is not recommended as it may not lead to long term wealth creation and has a high probability of losses.