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sure man.

forget it. i've contacted SEC about this matter. let's just wait for the reply. We're trying to protect the publishers' asses here. If someone complain to SEC about this, the one's who going to get most of the blame is the system publisher, not C2

thanks for the link. i'm surprised Matthew has now bothered to contact SEC to clarify about this so he can put this matter to rest

Brownsfan, why is that you seem to get my point but the other bloke seems to be totally clueless?

and check the net for 'sec autotrading', they have prosecute several newsletter publishers for their autotrading program. So yes, is C2 legal?

C2 is NOT saying the same thing. They allow users to autotrade systems from publishers who ARE NOT registered.

From the SEC link above, Generally, the SEC considers firms that publish investment newsletters and that also engage in “auto-trading” to be investment advisers.

that's the point. SEC says the owner has to be registered if there is autotrading involved. But Collective2's FAQ say there is no need to.

SEC seems to imply that it is illegal http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/autotrading.htm However, collective2 is still around.

how to i add the predefined strategy - com.ats.strategy.CloseAboveStrategy ?

how do you create a strategy? I tried adding a new strategy: - enter name of strategy - on systemclasspath - no parameters is shown - Then i get <undefined> as the name of the strategy

Thanks. This works: "Windows > Preferences > Databases" in the TrueTrade Client and editing the DB URL to be "jdbc:mysql://localhost/ats" (ie: remove everything after the "?", disabling the NamedPipeFactory)?

Why did you say gains are arithmentic while losses are geometric? The egs. you show above indicates that the gains/losses are both geometric

I'm having problem running the app. I followed the install guide and attached is the errors shown (I have changed the database pref)

damn. i thought you are talking about that frenchie who came up with the random walk theory

I don't mean their trading system. I'm referring to the software they use to manage the business side of their operations. Like clients CRM, portfolio reports generator etc.

This? http://www.matrix-ims.co.uk/

which governing body are you accountable to? SEC or CFTC?

Assuming these non-accredited investors can afford the minimum investment but their net worth is not high enough to be considered 'Accredited' by the SEC...

do elaborate? does it have something to do with their patent fight?