Investing and trading are games of numbers, and more importantly, how the numbers can be used judiciously while properly applying the knowledge. Some say that small capital is the best to start trading with, while others say that small capital leaves you with limited options and that trading with bigger funds is best. Starting with a large fund is always the best option, as long as the user can manage it well. So many things are connected, but I believe that big capital is good, but a good trader can work with small and big funds to make profits.

When talking about the difference between small capital and big capital, it is best to break down this difference into what each entails. Small capital has more fluidity in its ability to move around and through the world. It's mostly a type of wealth that allows for a lot of play. However, while small capital can be seen as a type of economic advantage, big capital has the power to shape society and politics.

I think it is always best to start small until one gets a better understanding of how the market works, how to carry out analysis and use indicators etc. In such a way in case of a loss one will not suffer as much andbe able to recuperate more easily. Over time capital can be increased gradually.