@ST sir, for me putting 1/3rd of my total net worth (50 lakhs out of 150 is still a risk). Somewhere i read, or heard in his interview that Rakesh Jhunjhunwala out of his complete net worth of 30k crore, puts only around a few lakhs for trading - An amount so insignificant that he doesn't really mind, if it is lost any number of times, to get him back to the markets whenever he can, and here we are talking about one-third of net worth.
And if someone have a few thousand crores, they won't really bother about their trading income, and taking all that pressure putting 50 lakhs at stake, unless he is someone like Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, who is one in a million.
And if someone have a few thousand crores, they won't really bother about their trading income, and taking all that pressure putting 50 lakhs at stake, unless he is someone like Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, who is one in a million.
But it is upto every individual.....if you are willing to risk 5 Lakhs in trading capital out of total Rs 1 Cr that is fine but then making a comfortable living and capital generation on 5 L as a full time trader is not possible..... it that should fine....people like Ramdeo Agrawal had large broking income which they invested and multiplied.....so the critical mass has to be created either through trading or some other income stream.
Anyways...each can have his own capital management so no arguments on that.
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