Sharing a thought. Any strategy that cannot be heavily invested will not yield significant returns.
Conversely, if you can continuously invest heavily, the returns will naturally be substantial.
This is the principle: if the profit is small and the investment is large, the profit is not small. If the investment is small and the profit is large, then the profit is not big.
For strategies like wealth management and arbitrage, you can invest heavily, and the profits will naturally be substantial. Alternatively, in a bear market, you can go all in to catch the bottom.
A corresponding counterexample is small capital with high leverage, or investing in low-value assets, which yields little profit.
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