yw. Forgot to add they wrote a simulator for varying market conditions and they liked the $2M scenario best as they looked at sets of outcomes. So of course the

yw. Forgot to add they wrote a simulator for varying market conditions and they liked the $2M scenario best as they looked at sets of outcomes. So of course their threshold for their ideal levels is subjective. $10K, do you mean as a place to start long-term investing? That makes sense. The person I mentioned above sees cash as a position and they heavily manage risk by using structure, so they are probably less cowboy if you look at the details. Like the cowboy riding in the air-cooled luxury train car, riding on the train's schedule...well, it's still the wild west. :-) 10x on capital, for sure, that's big...William O'Neil's famous trading textbook is an example in that area that tends to get the imagination going with fantastic examples like that.