Breaking $2,000,000 in Captured Profits with Quantelligent
What is “Captured Profit”?
By Mark Lyman
LymanWealth is excited to announce that using our Quantelligent strategy we have surpassed $2,000,000 in captured profits. This milestone is not just a testament to the strategy’s effectiveness, but also an opportunity to clarify what "captured profit" means in the context of disciplined, algorithmic investing.
What Does It Mean to "Capture Profit"?
When you invest, capturing profit means selling some or all of what you own after it goes up in value, so you can keep the money you’ve made. Instead of just waiting and hoping it keeps going up, you decide to take your profit before the price might drop again. This helps you avoid losing money if things go bad, and it stops you from making decisions based on emotions like fear or greed.
Why Is Capturing Profit Important?
Risk Management: By locking in profits at regular intervals, we reduce exposure to sudden market downturns and avoid letting greed dictate our actions.
Compounding Growth: Reinvested profits accelerate account growth, leveraging the power of compounding over time.
Emotional Discipline: Automated, rules-based profit captures remove the temptation to hold too long or panic sell during volatility.
Quantelligent’s Results
The disciplined approach of Quantelligent has led to strong repeatable results. For example, in 2024, LymanWealth customers achieved an average consolidated return of 65% by consistently capturing profits and reinvesting them. Our $2,000,000 milestone is a direct result of this systematic, unemotional process.
Conclusion
Surpassing $2,000,000 in captured profits demonstrates the power of a disciplined, quantitative approach to investing. "Capturing profit" isn’t just about making money (although it mostly is) - it’s about locking in gains, managing risk, and setting the stage for future growth.
