I still stick by qwiktrade's 5 proven ways to raise cash:
Top 5 ways to raise that much cash..
1.- Rob a bank.. yes, its an oldie but a goodie.. all you need is a ski mask, a gun and some chumps to help you haul away the money.. the downside is the possibility of becoming "Lifetime Harry's" new girlfriend over on cell block eight..
2.- Charm a rich widower.. hey, old people need some lovin too.. of course this one could take some time to mature, or for her to expire i should say..
3.- Take out a large insurance policy on your spouse.. accidents happen you know.. besides, do you really think she will stand idly by while you snooker up to the widow in #2?
4.- Sue McDonalds.. slip on the floor and pretend to hurt your neck.. or pretend a hot pickle jumped off your hamburger and burned your tongue.. ya know, thats actually happened before..
5.- kidnap someone famous.. like chelsea clinton or Donald Trumps daughter, wife, whatever she is.. then you just hold them until you get your ransom.. of course in the case of Chelsea, i doubt the Clintons would want her back, they wouldnt want to lose the publics sympathy from having such an ongoing tragedy.. (and they would likely blame their daughter being kidnaped on the Bush tax cut).. and as for the slinky chick on DT's arm.. well, i dont think you could get him to pay much more than the going rate.. but heck, its a start..
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-qwik
Sorry, couldn't resist...but that thread still cracks me up.
Seriously though, you're going to have a hard time convincing someone to put up cash for a system that has never traded real money. That's because anyone with system testing software can create a system that did phenomenal in the past but sucks in live trading (I've developed a boatload of those). Until it proves itself with money on the line, no one will trust it. Who wants to be a guinea pig in this business?
What doesn't make sense to me is that you want someone else to risk their money on your idea but you are not willing to risk your own on it...that won't instill confidence in your investors. If your current method of trading is better/less risky/whatever, then just stick with it since its working for you until you are confident enough in your new method to risk $ on it.
Top 5 ways to raise that much cash..
1.- Rob a bank.. yes, its an oldie but a goodie.. all you need is a ski mask, a gun and some chumps to help you haul away the money.. the downside is the possibility of becoming "Lifetime Harry's" new girlfriend over on cell block eight..
2.- Charm a rich widower.. hey, old people need some lovin too.. of course this one could take some time to mature, or for her to expire i should say..
3.- Take out a large insurance policy on your spouse.. accidents happen you know.. besides, do you really think she will stand idly by while you snooker up to the widow in #2?
4.- Sue McDonalds.. slip on the floor and pretend to hurt your neck.. or pretend a hot pickle jumped off your hamburger and burned your tongue.. ya know, thats actually happened before..
5.- kidnap someone famous.. like chelsea clinton or Donald Trumps daughter, wife, whatever she is.. then you just hold them until you get your ransom.. of course in the case of Chelsea, i doubt the Clintons would want her back, they wouldnt want to lose the publics sympathy from having such an ongoing tragedy.. (and they would likely blame their daughter being kidnaped on the Bush tax cut).. and as for the slinky chick on DT's arm.. well, i dont think you could get him to pay much more than the going rate.. but heck, its a start..
=)
-qwik
Sorry, couldn't resist...but that thread still cracks me up.
Seriously though, you're going to have a hard time convincing someone to put up cash for a system that has never traded real money. That's because anyone with system testing software can create a system that did phenomenal in the past but sucks in live trading (I've developed a boatload of those). Until it proves itself with money on the line, no one will trust it. Who wants to be a guinea pig in this business?
What doesn't make sense to me is that you want someone else to risk their money on your idea but you are not willing to risk your own on it...that won't instill confidence in your investors. If your current method of trading is better/less risky/whatever, then just stick with it since its working for you until you are confident enough in your new method to risk $ on it.
If you can make money on 1/1000 of those...