Any programmers interested in becoming co-owner of financial markets analysis website?

I currently own the following website which is written in PHP:
www.fasterbull.com

I am going to re-write the site in Node.js/Angular.js with a micro-service architecture. It will be hosted on AWS and will be using Docker as the container technology. Will also set up continuous deployments/integration, automated tests, etc. My goal is to use the technologies I am using at my current job for this particular project to improve my skills and thus marketability as a developer.

I currently use the site for my own trading though it is not commercially successful.

I am looking for programmers who might be wanting to learn a new technology stack and want to be a co-owner of the website. I am open to new ideas as to new features of the site and would hope this to be a collaborative effort.

The site can already do some cool things in terms of portfolio backtesting that I have not seen any other web based products able to do.

Message me for additional info or reply to the thread.

thanks!
fan27
 
I currently own the following website which is written in PHP: www.fasterbull.com

I currently use the site for my own trading though it is not commercially successful.
I am looking for programmers

FasterBull...makes me think of...FasterBullSh*t o_O:p; EliteBull would frankly be a better name.

In all seriousness though, trying to make a website "commercially successful" is not easy...it's kind of like that saying that 90%+ of traders lose.
(same with website/business development.)
 
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I currently own the following website which is written in PHP:
www.fasterbull.com

I am going to re-write the site in Node.js/Angular.js with a micro-service architecture. It will be hosted on AWS and will be using Docker as the container technology. Will also set up continuous deployments/integration, automated tests, etc. My goal is to use the technologies I am using at my current job for this particular project to improve my skills and thus marketability as a developer.

I currently use the site for my own trading though it is not commercially successful.

I am looking for programmers who might be wanting to learn a new technology stack and want to be a co-owner of the website. I am open to new ideas as to new features of the site and would hope this to be a collaborative effort.

The site can already do some cool things in terms of portfolio backtesting that I have not seen any other web based products able to do.

Message me for additional info or reply to the thread.

thanks!
fan27
Good stuff. Are you using it successfully as a trader?
 
FasterBull...makes me think of...FasterBullSh*t o_O:p; EliteBull would frankly be a better name.

In all seriousness though, trying to make a website "commercially successful" is not easy...it's kind of like that saying that 90%+ of traders lose.
(same with website/business development.)

Going to be a commercial nightmare as suggestions will be coming in faster than if you had 50 programmers. And anything less than what people need won't be enough. I think any programmer signing up for this be better off asking for hourly pay.
 
Going to be a commercial nightmare as suggestions will be coming in faster than if you had 50 programmers. And anything less than what people need won't be enough. I think any programmer signing up for this be better off asking for hourly pay.

I don't necessarily disagree with you. For most programmers, this is likely not a good situation. This project is suited for those interested in learning a new technology stack, being able to have an end product that they can say they helped built, have a tool for their trading needs and potentially make money if the product is a commercial success.

fan27
 
I don't necessarily disagree with you. For most programmers, this is likely not a good situation. This project is suited for those interested in learning a new technology stack, being able to have an end product that they can say they helped built, have a tool for their trading needs and potentially make money if the product is a commercial success.

fan27

Are you incorporated? How would your partner know about the website's profits?
 
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