I have a stupid question... on your web-site it says:
"If you are ready, have the IB Gateway installed, and meet the account and fund requirements, please install a remote free desktop (preferably Teamviewer or Windows RDP) and get in contact via WhatsApp +39 3272347610 sending the login: we will compile and install the algorithmic platform for you and provide you with some initial setup and guidance during the initial paper trading stage."
...but every decent piece of software I've ever used has either 1) provided an installer script or 2) been available as source code so the end-user can install/build it themselves. Why do you need to have access to the end-user machine? Can't you just package the software and provide some simple documentation?
This has what software engineers call a "bad code smell" right off the bat. It's like you just want a trojan backdoor to people's computers!
I'm not sure how many people, esp. those with real money, will trust you enough for something like that. Then again, there's a sucker born every minute.
Ultimately, if you're a professor, and your algorithm is truly novel... why not publish it in a journal or on your university web-site? I'm not flat out calling you a liar, but you sure are going about things in a highly suspect manner.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
"If you are ready, have the IB Gateway installed, and meet the account and fund requirements, please install a remote free desktop (preferably Teamviewer or Windows RDP) and get in contact via WhatsApp +39 3272347610 sending the login: we will compile and install the algorithmic platform for you and provide you with some initial setup and guidance during the initial paper trading stage."
...but every decent piece of software I've ever used has either 1) provided an installer script or 2) been available as source code so the end-user can install/build it themselves. Why do you need to have access to the end-user machine? Can't you just package the software and provide some simple documentation?
This has what software engineers call a "bad code smell" right off the bat. It's like you just want a trojan backdoor to people's computers!
I'm not sure how many people, esp. those with real money, will trust you enough for something like that. Then again, there's a sucker born every minute.
Ultimately, if you're a professor, and your algorithm is truly novel... why not publish it in a journal or on your university web-site? I'm not flat out calling you a liar, but you sure are going about things in a highly suspect manner.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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