Sure, more capital means more options but at one point more capital can mean less options as you need more liquidity to use that capital for the same purpose.
Some may know I’m dedicating a portion of my current gambling bank roll to day trading MLB, which has little liquidity, and to day trading stocks were the liquidity is limitless.
So, yes, more capital means more options, but it can be a double edged sword.
If we want to sell stock, we can get out right away, if Warren Buffett wants to get out of a position it could take him six months to do it without crashing the stock.
You must temper your action with wisdom here, and understand the liquidity needed for the capital you have. If you don’t, and you do get this wrong, it could cost a lot of money when you can’t get out of the position you’re in… no matter the market you’re investing in.