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Hi everybody, I searched for a similar thread but couldn't find anything close to my question. I want to ask a rather personal question and therefore hesitated to do so. If this is not adequate just let me now. How much of your entire capital do you invest in different strategies? And with different strategies I mean preserving your capital, steadily increasing it or increasing it dramatically, like Anchor-Strategy, Steady Condors, and Steady Options. I would also count investing in businesses and real estate as a valid approach. Personally, I would not only say it is a valid approach to invest in multiple assets but almost a necessity. But what about you? For example, do you allocate 10% for Steady Options and 25% for Steady Condors and 50% for Anchor Strategy? Do you own real estate? Do you plan on doing so? I know, I already can hear "you have to answer this question for yourself" and "depends on your risk tolerance". But I want to know your opinion and experience on how you would approach investing, now that you know what it takes. What would YOU do if you started from 0 again? I'm not interested in answers like I could imagine doing this and that. I would expect something along the lines. First I would start saving x amount of money while I learn the Y-Strategy with paper trading. After z time I would then use x amount of money in A-Strategy until I reach point S (some amount of money). At this point, I would still do Y-Strategy but also get my hands on Strategy Z, which promises higher returns. And so on. I'm aware that this is a question not particularly related to SO but I value your opinions and at least to me a plan for investing is the absolute most important aspect. It's like having an exit strategy for your trades before you open them, just the other way around. Why do I want to know your experiences? Because I seek a rough guidance on approaching investing. I would like to compare each other approaches. I think this topic is a significant aspect of investing and therefore for trading. It's equally important for beginners as it is for experienced investors and traders.