How much profit does a Full-time trader deserves in a Month?

How much return (% wise) is good for a Full-time trader.


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vikrit

Well-Known Member
#21
its 50% per month............means 20lakh capital par 10 lakh per month kama loge kya...who is voting for that ...I want to know.........:annoyed:
ravi, don't know about 10lakh on 20lakh b/c don't have expertise and guts to risk that much. but 50% is possible.... depends on other things as i said before.

anyways following voted 50% & above- :D
 

soft_trader

Well-Known Member
#22
its 50% per month............means 20lakh capital par 10 lakh per month kama loge kya...who is voting for that ...I want to know.........:annoyed:
Personally I think 50% is too much, 10% -15% is like OK. Enough. 50% per month is like .... "Barabari" :p...(in bengali) .... What to call it in hindi :confused: Don't know :p
 

sumeetsj

Well-Known Member
#24
This is similar to asking someone:

How much people can eat and be satisfied ?

Different people will obviously have different answers. Its a subjective thing.

I am a full time trader and i think i deserve 200 % return on my capital every week.
Question is : Will market give it to me ?
If yes then what different i can do so that market will give it to me ?
Am i prepared enough for it ?
How much is my commitment towards the trading profession ?

Ponder over these questions and you will get your answer.
 
#25
its 50% per month............means 20lakh capital par 10 lakh per month kama loge kya...who is voting for that ...I want to know.........:annoyed:
i have voted for that:thumb: its not for earning ten lakhs from twenty lakhs......................i have just voted for earning three thousands from..six thousads rs..........................because.......the fear factor is less in this so i can blindly follow my trend trading system....blindly :thumb:
 

4209211

Well-Known Member
#28
it also depends wether u asking daily, monthly, QoQ, YoY i gave answer on MoM
 
#29
Well as a Full Time trader I would certainly want to beat the inflationary pressure on the purchasing power. So basically what I feel is that a certain % which a trader can generate as Return on Capital should offset the inflation and should also be able to generate some amount which could then be used for SIP.
 
#30
i have voted for that:thumb: its not for earning ten lakhs from twenty lakhs......................i have just voted for earning three thousands from..six thousads rs..........................because.......the fear factor is less in this so i can blindly follow my trend trading system....blindly :thumb:
I agree with you, greater is the position size, more will be fear factor. :mad: