Is this auto trading system good enough for sale?

No, you can't sell this system because all you've shown is a graph and a few numbers that totally lack context. And when you are asked additional questions that should have been thoroughly addressed in your original presentation you seem to not understand the point of the questions.

As of now, the value of your system is about $1. Work with someone to help you do a proper writeup if you actually want people to take it seriously.

I apologize for my tone, improper presentation is one of my pet peeves. It's like someone bakes me a nice chocolate cake and then steps on it before serving it to me.
 
francis1 said:
The reason why C2 waits 45 days before paying out is because the credit card companies are painful to deal with: they will process chargebacks up to 90 days or more after a charge is made. Chargebacks occur whenever a client contests a charge. Since no physical product was shipped, the client usually wins. It has nothing to do with litigation protection, it's just how the credit card industry works. We feel waiting 45 days is a fair compromise for system developers because if you were to do your own credit card processing, you would get worse terms than C2 offers.

As for C2 management Autotrading system for free, this is simply not the case: I've always paid the same fee as any client whenever I personally Autotraded systems on C2.
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The C2 terms and conditions allow C2 to trade any system for free and Matthew Klein does indeed do this.
 
What types of orders are used for entries? Limit or stop or market?
What percentage of these entry orders may not get fills in a live market? I recently developed a system that was twice as good as yours, but it used limit entry orders and, unfortunately 70% of them were at the low or high of a bar...meaning it's debatable whether or not these orders would have actually gotten filled (depends on your position in the order queue). Needless to say, that when I factored this into the equation (with some approximations as to the fill percentage), I had a losing system.

Of course, slippage is an issue with stop and market orders. Do your results include 1 or 2 ticks of slippage on stops and markets?


cwu8918 said:
Here is the backtest results from my NQ automatic trade system now:
from Jul 20, 2009 - Nov 21, 2014 ( total 64 months):
Trades: 4614
Net Profit: 146349
Max DD: 5042
Profit Factor: 1.51
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The system traded on market order, and no positions overnight when I traded with my real account. The executions time were less than 500 ms. The slippage was very small, once or twice a day, one tick only if it happened. Slippage is not always bad. It happened in two directions, some times in your favour, some times against you.
 
out there too Many systems . but we must be careful in this regard . when there is a slight mistake will be fatal in our trade .
 
it's difficult to imagine you are able to come up with a winning system over the last 4 years, but over this period of time haven't been able to come up with at least some minimum capital to trade it. it just sounds inconsistent.
 
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