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You pay him to do it then, if you want it done.

Names of what? crypto or tech stocks

The cryptos where you got true decentralization is working fine and is unaffected. Shitcoins or centralized platforms got problems. That includes pseudo "decentralized" platforms where in reality a small group of people hold the power through majority ownership.

Risk-reward wise it has delivered a good return adjusted to risk. Many tech stocks have seen multiple 70% drops in the previous 20 years.

Crypto is fine. There's been a lot of hypothecation and other unsound stuff going on with centrally concentrated assets. Cascading effects and badly run firms going under due to systemic risks in the sector does not surprise me at all, on the contrary it's something I do expect.

Shares/coins/tokens that he didn't pay a single dime for in the first place. Founders of startups get their stock shares for free or a absurdly low purchase price of $0.00001 per share.

Spread out the capital evenly among three to four accounts and cycle each day. That is one way if you want to day or swing trade equities.

Using planetary configurations to make trading decisions, rock solid, can't go tits up. How about presidential election-year and mid-term election? some people believe in that and use it predict if the stock market will be strong or weak a particular year.

Sure, TA is a broad space. You see weird shit like WD.Gann, Eliot Wave, Astrology, Time cycles, Seasonal cycles, etc.

TA is a umbrella term and anything that is historical price data is TA. Renaissance Technologies, Citadel, Jane Street, Optiver, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan all use TA. If your algorithm is looking back one micro second, that is TA because you are using historical data to make a decision in the...

An good initiative. I'd live in Stockholm myself and actively swing trade MES and S&P 500 options. Sharing and discussing trade ideas make everyone's trading better. I've seen there a bunch of Stockholm based day traders on Twitter. Maybe arrange a meetup at a pub, bar or restaurant in the city?

350% and below annually is within the realistic range. Beyond that you are venturing into la la land

Anyone who claims a monthly return beyond 15% is simply lying. We are talking long term sustainable returns here, not single month outliers. Sure you can have a 20% or 30% month now and then, that is nothing unusual. But you can not have it sustainable.

I know their platform, I have been using it on and off for years. Algo logic code can be copy-and-paste into a stand alone C# project. Everything around the algo C# code is just infrastructure and infrastructure tooling, and all that can be implemented outside of their web platform.

Maybe you can build a single binary from the C# code that outputs signals/orders and add some time limit code that will make it will stop working after a certain future date. That should be enough for them to be able to perform testing and evaluation of the system/strategy.

Yesterday was a weird and kind of funny day. Did short 1ct ES at 3872.5, it was a mistake as I was meant do MES, they are under each other in the watch list. Had a gain of $1400 on the trade and later in the day the market chugged higher and I ended up exiting flat at zero. My thought was...

Doesn't matter what product you trade. Just another vehicle or structure.

Maybe I'll take a trip to Buenos Aires some day if the place is worthy of a visit. I'm interested in history so I enjoy exploring old remainings of the Spanish empire. Old buildings, sites and stuff. Got some vacation days saved up so plan on going to east asia for a 1 month tradecation...

Both yes an no. Option trades in it self is transfer of money out of someones pocket into an others pocket. But in general market sense, an option trade that captures a company's or a basket of companies sales and earnings you will get the same part of productivity output as owning a share.

What you are describing is a Portable Alpha portfolio (multi-strategy portfolio). In my opinion the only way you can get what you are looking for above is by adding active management components that provide uncorrelated/anti-correlated returns. This is usually done by investing in CTA's, HF's...