PLS chart, page-123

There are few things retail investors don't pay enough attention to, when assessing risk/reward scenarios, macro trends, applying Wall Street and billionaire wisdom of bull/bear market investing strategies, taxation wisdom, etc IMO:
1. Don't have to hold stocks forever. 10 x 50% trades is more profit than that elusive 500% multibagger.
2. You are not Warren Buffet or Hedge fund manager with position that requires days/weeks/months to accumulate/unwind.
It's a huge advantage retail investors have over Wall Street but most don't use it.
You can take 20% profit with a click of a button or unwind your position if market turns against your position just as easy.
Something a hedge fund manager and trading desk has to work hard on for weeks.
The risk/reward matrix is not the same for someone taking $50k position and someone taking $50mil position.
3. It's better to pay 50%CGT on $50k profit than watch that $50k profit turn into $50k loss.
My 2 cents on macro Economic and market risks/reward for average retail investor