I'm just telling you the pure mathematical truth of the situation. According to the maths, given people of identical skill and the same starting funds. Some sm

I'm just telling you the pure mathematical truth of the situation. According to the maths, given people of identical skill and the same starting funds. Some small percentage of people will get lucky and accelerate out into riches whilst the rest will drop into poverty. The people who accelerated into riches can't tell you why they accelerated out into riches, since it was purely luck based to begin with. The more funds you acquire, the more risks you can take, the more money you can make. Taking risks doesn't make you rich, becoming rich makes you take risks. It's that way around.