Can this trading system be sold?

[VicBee]

Ok, hand it to me, I'll test it.

 

[VicBee]

1.)
IF i were to sell it it's obviously a premium to 1 buyer, or max 2. No point selling this to 10,000 buyers.

And why not? If this system is as good as you say it is, run it through a blockchain and you may get 1 million buyers at 10 each!

 

[sebking1986]

I'm sure you will find buyers. Plenty of systems out there that don't work but keep the owners from eating beans for dinner.

 

[rb7]

I've got a trading system (based in Amibroker) that has been developed that enters and exits daily. Completely liquid. Extremely easy to set it up (10mins a day). Profitable every year, averaging 30% a year. (As low as 10, as high as 80. Highest was over 100% but I took that out to not skew the results)

Trading it live is obviously profitable (almost no slippage even with a mid++ 6 fig account) , but selling to a fund is more profitable obviously.

I don't need to sell it but just piquing my curiosity, to understand the process if there's even funds that's interested in systems like this? And if anyone has experience how's the process like?

Your past system statistics are taking from backtest I presume?
If this is the case, then the answer is 'no'.

Otherwise, is your system taken long positions only?

 

[maxinger]

I've got a trading system (based in Amibroker) that has been developed that enters and exits daily. Completely liquid. Extremely easy to set it up (10mins a day). Profitable every year, averaging 30% a year. (As low as 10, as high as 80. Highest was over 100% but I took that out to not skew the results)

Trading it live is obviously profitable (almost no slippage even with a mid++ 6 fig account) , but selling to a fund is more profitable obviously.

I don't need to sell it but just piquing my curiosity, to understand the process if there's even funds that's interested in systems like this? And if anyone has experience how's the process like?

your proposal wouldn't work.
because you failed to provide lots of vital information.


perhaps you can partner with another user.
when the user earns $$$, the profit will be spitted 50/50.
when the user loses $$$, loses will be spitted 50/50 with a cap of say $1 m.

Of course, both of you have to get the lawyers to get it finalised.

 

[newwurldmn]

I've got a trading system (based in Amibroker) that has been developed that enters and exits daily. Completely liquid. Extremely easy to set it up (10mins a day). Profitable every year, averaging 30% a year. (As low as 10, as high as 80. Highest was over 100% but I took that out to not skew the results)

Trading it live is obviously profitable (almost no slippage even with a mid++ 6 fig account) , but selling to a fund is more profitable obviously.

I don't need to sell it but just piquing my curiosity, to understand the process if there's even funds that's interested in systems like this? And if anyone has experience how's the process like?

If the system is worth more being sold rather than traded, why would anyone buy it?

 

[smallfil]

I've got a trading system (based in Amibroker) that has been developed that enters and exits daily. Completely liquid. Extremely easy to set it up (10mins a day). Profitable every year, averaging 30% a year. (As low as 10, as high as 80. Highest was over 100% but I took that out to not skew the results)

Trading it live is obviously profitable (almost no slippage even with a mid++ 6 fig account) , but selling to a fund is more profitable obviously.

I don't need to sell it but just piquing my curiosity, to understand the process if there's even funds that's interested in systems like this? And if anyone has experience how's the process like?

Okay, you say no slippage, trading it live? So, are you actually, putting in six figures in your trades or that is your total capital? Can it handle millions per trade? Scalability should be everyone's concern. If the hedge funds cannot run millions thru it, they probably, will not bother with it. You may have a niche that you can use to make lots of monies. However, it might not be practical to others if you are looking to sell it.

 

[Zwaen]

A system going long using leaps goes a long way the returns you describe. Obviously statistics on drawdown and volatility need to be provided, returns alone are meaningless.

Just run it next to your dayjob. You need patience, but the satisfaction makes a lot up for it.

 

[qlai]

Average hold time?

 

[notagain]

Retail Algo traders make 30% usually. Maybe if your system could stop a drawdown and then revise itself automatically. Like an out of character detector(market is schizophrenic).