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  1. #11
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    Additionally as we grow into higher net-worth individuals, it becomes prudent to move capital into lower risk stations, possibly real estate, long-term small business investments, high interest offshore bank accounts, managed funds, etc or a mix of them and others.
    In the past, this was really a sensible thing to do, but lately...?

    It has been contended that - as always supposing a favorable expectancy system or systems over time - it's both more profitable and less risky to exchange 25 percent of a massive account quite aggressivley, with the equilibrium in T Bills, compared to transaction all of it conservatively: the competitive 25% fairly quickly overtakes the conservative alternative. Visualize the amount of blown-up hedge funds wish they'd taken this choice...

  2. #12
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    Anyone have any ideas, or doing something similar already? I have some time to think it out because I was not going any refunds until the account reaches its first MM target...
    I also have another protection mechanism if you're interested - if my account will hit a huge amount (let's say a million euros) I have a max limit on r% calculation. It follows that if my account grows to more X (million in this instance ), all proportions from account equilibrium X upward are calculated according to X, not real equilibrium. This makes sure that if my account develops to that amount, my risk will go lower every time the account grows but expansion will remain fixed.

  3. #13
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  4. #14
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  5. #15
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