Are you making money trading with the techniques you show as part of your training? If yes and you can prove that, great, the service might be worth looking into. If not, then the customer is going to be "deliberately practicing" techniques which will lose him money.
Totally agree about DSL. I already have customers using the product. Really, I have three potential customers.
1. Someone who does not want to use the DSL (build config files) and wants everything built for them.
2. Someone who does not code but wants to use the DSL (build config files)...
OK Boomer. Look...what's this...traders talking about their positions.
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2019/05/22/final-trades-marriott-cme-sea-ltd-disney-biotech.html
Man...could you imagine if that event triggered all of the diamond hand losers to sell, resulting in a systemic market sell off which could actually be a black swan event. That would be hilarious!
In a related story, I know the current drummer for Queensrÿche (he lives close by) has been out of work because of the virus and was able to pay his mortgage by trading Dogecoin :)
You should be trading with "risk capital" as in money you could afford to lose. Of course you hope not to lose the money but if you do it will not drastically effect your life. In this scenario, you will not be as fearful of losing money.
How is this any different than one of the traders on CNBC's fast money talk about their positions and why they like them? Note how they always disclose whether they own the position or not. And how is this any different than Bill Ackman droning on about why Herbalife is such a terrible company...
I disagree. If you go back and look at his videos, he was completely transparent about owning the stock and he made the case for why the stock was a good value. This is not illegal.
I use it for my own trading and do consulting for the platform in terms of coding strategies, building integrations, etc. You can see other comments I have in this thread.