I'm currently working with a couple of my sons building their accounts that are at a similar size. We're basically taking half of the excess liquidity available in their accounts and using that to determine how many IC they can sell in a given week. So for an account with a $6000 excess liquidity (assuming mostly cash) that would initially work out to around 1-2 contracts per week. Currently that would be returning $360-$900 per week depending on how conservative or aggressive the contracts are. So 6 to 15% return in the first week is not too bad. Compounding will also increase the number of contracts able to be sold per week over time. When I put all this into a spreadsheet and extend it out for a year, that $6,000 has the potential to turn into $750k+ (assuming perfect execution). We're only a few weeks in and expect a few stumbles along the way, but so far things are going according to plan.Well almost. Trying to figure out how to make it applicable to my sons $6000 account.