Percentages don't really matter because a 50 % return could mean you made $ 50 dollars or that you made $ 50,000 dollars... you see percentages are relative to your account size, what matter is
dollars risked vs. dollars earned.
You need to think about your trading in terms of
dollars risked vs. dollars gained, not in terms of «how much money do I need to make to quit my job and buy a Ferrari», which is how most beginning traders think.
Not exact matches
If these results are confirmed and one or more of these FLT3 - targeted drugs become approved by the FDA, testing for the FLT3 biomarker may eliminate the need for thousands of patients to undergo stem cell transplantation (each allogeneic transplant costs hundreds of thousands of
dollars and place recipients at grave
risk of infection and other complications such as Graft
vs. Host disease).
Why would trading the same stocks in U.S.
vs. Canadian
dollars expose you to currency
risk if the companies assets are all overseas?
However, I would note the more recent revival of mercantilism & a new willingness of many countries to diversify into real assets (rather than currencies / bonds)-- this could pose a new and more substantial / elevated
risk of decline for the
dollar as a reserve currency (
vs. the historical example of sterling).