Trading, no. I'd want more than that because of the risk factor. Investing in something safe is not the same thing because, if you are young enough, you can let it compound.
Anyone who trades wants more, because it was his ambition, at the start, to get rich. It is only after a lot of failures that he becomes resigned to making what he can. 15%, according to the reports I read on here, is pie in the sky to the majority who lose, or give up, frustrated.That is my view, anyway.
Another condition is, of course, that you must deduct your wages and other expenses from it, first. So many do not do that.
Anyone who trades wants more, because it was his ambition, at the start, to get rich. It is only after a lot of failures that he becomes resigned to making what he can. 15%, according to the reports I read on here, is pie in the sky to the majority who lose, or give up, frustrated.That is my view, anyway.
Another condition is, of course, that you must deduct your wages and other expenses from it, first. So many do not do that.