Introducing WealthSignals.com

WealthSignals said:
Hey all, I'm Dion from WealthSignals.com. If you have an effective trading strategy, you can publish your signals on WealthSignals.com for free and accumulate paid subscribers. We've been around for awhile but are just beginning to try and get the word out about WealthSignals, and looking for strategy publishers. Why consider publishing your signals on WealthSignals.com?
  • It's completely free to create a strategy and publish your signals
  • You select your own subscription fee
  • You collect 80% of the subscription revenue (we keep 20% to build the business)
Although we're relatively new, I can say that the top strategy authors are earning enough subscription revenue to pay their mortgages. We hope to now grow the user base to allow them to just use the revenue to purchase their homes outright ;)

Feel free to post any questions or feedback here on this thread.
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Good stuff. Do you have an API that one can use to publish signals programmatically ?
 
ElectricSavant said:
What is the criteria to get a red flag?
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It's if a system author had a "no show" twice in the last 10 calendar days. Meaning he didn't post a trading signal or claim NST ("no signals today"). -Eugene
 
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Orbiter said:
Good stuff. Do you have an API that one can use to publish signals programmatically ?
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Thanks. Two trading platforms have integrations with WealthSignals (Wealth-Lab and Quantacula). An API isn't published yet but this is certainly on our plans. -Eugene
 
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WealthSignals is taking the trading business serious. We believe that a system author is planning to get subscribers. So buy posting "No Signals" which takes just a few minutes, you show that you are serious about it. However, we are discussing ways to publish NST for a longer period, since an author might "know" that there will be no signals for a certain period, based on his strategy or even holiday planning.
What do you all think?
 
I think you need to change "end of day"model.
Most people with big money at collective 2,who try to find good strategies prefer intraday strategies.That means they think holding position overnight is too risk for their money.
Your site should not only let people show and follow strategies, but also offer people a way to have their strategies certified.
Also I suggest you research collectice2 . If you can just reproduce their models in every aspects then you will attract a lot of people very fast.
Their models are good. The only thing bad is they raise prices too high.
 
Thanks for the suggestions. We believe that publishing the backtest results and then compare them with the forward results is a semi "certification".
Where do you see the good strategies on C2 that have been around for more than 5 years?
Personally I am skeptical on any system that is not historically researched (backtested). And here it would be not enough to test just the past 10 years for equities. ETFs and index futures but to include preferable data back to 1998.
 
Top 3 wish list:
1. Real time intraday trading;
2.Futures, options and forex trading;
3.Auto trading( people who subscribe strategies link their live broker accounts with your web trading system and the signals get auto executed in their broker accounts)
 
bbpp said:
They have a grid that you can input your criteria:
https://collective2.com/grid

For example, I input :
days :1825
annual return: 20%
max drawdown: 50%

I got 5 strategies:
https://collective2.com/details/75800796
https://collective2.com/details/81877382
https://collective2.com/details/102125034
https://collective2.com/details/77331265
https://collective2.com/details/77330504
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Nice examples. However, I still like to see results before 2012. We all know that it has been a bull market for the longest time. Just buying QLD 10 years ago would have been a good "system". I need to see how did a system perform when times were rough. Hence 20 years historical data (none survivorship data).
 
The daily reporting seems fair...but just my opinion. It's nice for a publisher and subscriber to communicate often and this daily policy supports that. To buy and hold is one thing...but to subscribe to a signal service is another.

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Volker Knapp said:
WealthSignals is taking the trading business serious. We believe that a system author is planning to get subscribers. So buy posting "No Signals" which takes just a few minutes, you show that you are serious about it. However, we are discussing ways to publish NST for a longer period, since an author might "know" that there will be no signals for a certain period, based on his strategy or even holiday planning.
What do you all think?
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