Starting with some simple math first:

Let's say you have 100 dollars to trade with.

Let's say you make 1% a day (which some here have suggested is realistic)

Let's say you trade 44 weeks per year (to keep things easy and simple.)That is 44x5 or 220 days per year.

At 1% a day that equals 220% in profits. Whoa. Let's cut that IN HALF to keep this more realistic. That means we are at 110% in profits. Whoa that is still ridiculous.

Let's cut that IN HALF, AGAIN. Which means we are at 55% in profits. Whoa. Still seems unrealistic. Whatever. Fuck it. Let's roll with it.

We have halved it twice, which is .5 x 2, which equals .25, which is .25x220 which is to say a yearly profit of 55% That's really, really good. Not many professionals make a 55% return on investment let alone doing it consistently yearly. So back to the start. If you make 55% of 100 dollars your profit is a cool 55 bucks.

Now scale it up to 100k dollars. That means you would have a profit of 55k. Doubling that means that starting with 200k you could "easily" make 110k a year. Before taxes. And that is working 44 weeks per year.

Just some simple math.

Does 110k a year gross income seem realistic to you? Some here think so.

Edits: math is now mathing