I did ask neke a while ago how he trades (method/strategy) Not the full details, just an overview. He never responded one way or the other. It's gracious of him to show his PnL, which serves as an inspiration for us ordinary retail traders, but that's all - inspiration (that it can be done - trade profitably in this game). However, that's where it ends really (inspiration and dreams), and we won't ever be able to emulate his 'success' if we haven't a flipping clue how he trades. In fact, knowing how you trade is far more important and useful than showing us your PnL. Your PnL is what you show us and we just have to accept it without any verification, but showing us your method, one can practice/paper trade this and determine for oneself whether it works or not.
You are asking for too much. Privacy is important nowadays.
A system is something very individually, especially when it was developed by himself.
Developing & testing (& possibly also automating) a successful system takes a long time.
I too wouldn't make available the inner workings of my own system, because that is the only "edge" one has.
If it is known to many others then soon it wouldn't work anymore for me...
That's the same when a company hides its business and technological secrets against competitors... much like CocaCola does with their formula for their soft drink for now more than 100 years... ;-)
And you have to see and treat trading as a serious business.
Simple logic...
Be happy with the results he kindly shares, and do your own research and develop your own system...
from wiki:
"Physical security of the secret recipe
After Dr. John S. Pemberton invented Coca-Cola in 1886, the formula was kept a close secret, only shared with a small group and not written down. In 1891, Asa Candler became the sole proprietor of Coca-Cola after purchasing the rights to the business. Then, in 1919, Ernest Woodruff and a group of investors purchased the Company from Candler and his family. To finance the purchase Woodruff arranged a loan and as collateral he provided documentation of the formula by asking Candler's son to commit the formula to paper. This was placed in a vault in the Guaranty Bank in New York until the loan was repaid in 1925. At that point, Woodruff reclaimed the secret formula and returned it to Atlanta and placed it in the Trust Company Bank, now SunTrust Bank, where it remained through 2011.[29] On December 8, 2011, the Coca-Cola Company moved the secret formula to a purpose built vault in a permanent interactive exhibit at the World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta.[30]
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