Yep anyone who can average just 30pips a week will be a millionaire in hardly no time.
They would probably already need to have at least quarter of a million in order to quadruple their money over a ten year period.
4-5 years full time to develop their skills would reduce their capital, and hence they'd need longer to recoup the costs incurred along the way supporting themselves, and recovering losses.
Lets be realistic here. Anyone with 250k would probably blow 100-150k over the first 5 years simply supporting themselves, and that's assuming they live a pretty fugal lifestyle. That only leaves 100k starting capital.
At sensible leverage those 30 pips a week are only going to return around 50 per annum, any higher leverage increases the risk if ruin to frankly unacceptable levels.
At the end of year 5 or 6, assuming that's your first decent year that your trading available capital and hitting the 30 pip per week average, you end up with 150k, take out living expenses to live your frugal lifestyle and you haven't really moved forward that much.
Of course you could introduce additional capital, but you'd need a few more years under your belt before anyone is going to give you serious money.
Averaging 30 pips a week is certainly achievable, but it isn't a vehicle on which anyone is ever going to get rich quickly. How much could you make over 10 years just working any other business ? I suspect a great deal more than you would from trading.
Of course the scalability over the longer term makes it worthwhile (I hope
) but in the short term, its a non starter