Most novice investors look, in principle, only at a price. They do not understand that with investments one must look at capitalization. He can buy a coin of $ 0.01 with a capitalization of 20 billion, and I'll buy a $ 100 coin with a capitalization of 20 million. However, I can get 100-times profit almost no risk. And beginners can get 2 or 3 times profit with a risk of 90%. This is called the correct ratio of risk and profit. This is what the guru of the financial market teaches us.
I believe that before any new investor should be brought to the fact that the profit is measured not in how much the price can grow, but in how much capitalization can grow.
Having mastered this rule, you will be successful in your investments in 90% of cases
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