20% annual return - realistic?

tothemax6 · 14 May 2011

youngone said:
When in doubt GET OUT doesnt sound like a strategy. When trading one should never be emotional. Having a system or an exit plan would be efficient then to relies on doubt.

Aye, if my strategy was 'if in doubt get out', I would never be able to hold a position .

pavilion103 · 20 October 2011

When we talk about say, 20% return pa.

If I have $50,000 and I leverage at 50% to $100,000. Does that mean a return of $10,000 profit or $20,000?
Does the leverage in this case increase the return from 20% to 40% technically? Or are we simply talking 20% on the original investment?

tech/a · 21 October 2011

10,000

pavilion103 · 21 October 2011

tech/a said:
10,000

Thanks Tech, thought that must have been the case but good to have it confirmed.

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