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For me, the whole process is fun.
I enjoy the limited startup budget, which forces you to prioritize for maximum ROI, then the sense of satisfaction from incremental gains -- & finally more of an autopilot (i.e. less time-consuming) status possible with a fully-funded portfolio.
I only wish I'd made more money from breakout LGFX longs (instead of all those short positions) ... & my capital appreciation was as rapid in real life!
Limited money make it more challenging to start {nm} Jul 06, 20:11
I can see why you ask this on this forum, and not on the more appropiate fundmanagersleague page Jul 07, 02:29
but to anser your question; limited money... would be nice if it were 50 million instead of 20 though {nm} Jul 07, 02:30
eh, I enjoyed starting with $75mm or so with FOXX. {nm} Jul 07, 10:53
Happy to oblige :) Personally I enjoyed starting with 10 mill as it made the % gains look more spectacular. {nm} Jul 09, 09:58
For me, the whole process is fun. Jul 07, 14:07
Upon further reflection, assuming I should choose, I'll also go with the challenge of limited money. {nm} Jul 07, 19:11
I thought about it some more... And wouldn't it be great if funds would have fundpriviliges like; Jul 07, 23:37
This is a good question that I've considered for a while. My best answer is both. While it can be frustrating early on... Jul 07, 19:50
Definitely the start Jul 08, 06:52