Share an idea. Any strategy that cannot invest heavily will not yield significant returns.
Conversely, if one can consistently invest heavily, the returns will naturally be substantial.
Small profit with large capital, large profit with small capital, this is the reasoning behind it.
For strategies like wealth management and arbitrage, you can invest heavily, and the profits will naturally be substantial. Alternatively, during a bear market, you can also invest heavily when buying the dip.
The corresponding counter-example is small capital with high leverage, or chasing after low-quality projects, where the profits are not significant.