Looking for a Developer/Programmer to create a program for mutual use.

[RedDuke]

Quote from the1:

Probably the best statement I've ever read on ET.

Second it.

 

[Bob111]

Quote from Newmoney24:

Yes, like other growing trends which have existed in the past but are continuing to grow greatly today, this is the future.

Those link you gave is pretty dated, do you have anything more recent? Surely we've made better programs since 2000-2005

it's same s**t that you called :

---This IS the future
and surely coding isn't that hard----

now-back to your idea:

Quote from Bob111:

buy?

just yes or no

 

[RedDuke]

Hi Bob,

Just let it go. He will learn in time, hopefully, that before he gets on board with trend, wipsaws will kill him. And then, once/if he gets early in a trend, he will exit with a small profit missing most of the move.

Regards,
Redduke

 

[cvi]

Quote from Newmoney24:

The Goal is:
To design a program based on following well-established trendlines to achieve consistent and predictable profits.
I am the visionary/thinker behind this,
You are the tech-savy programmer.

@Newmoney24, you need more than a programmer here ... you need a friend too so you could trust each other. Good programmers don't have enough time to spend if they don't trust the idea. They would rather work for a nice salary somewhere in a bank rather than risking their time and effort on something which doesn't guarantee to pay the bills.

 

[cdcaveman]

Quote from cvi:

@Newmoney24, you need more than a programmer here ... you need a friend too so you could trust each other. Good programmers don't have enough time to spend if they don't trust the idea. They would rather work for a nice salary somewhere in a bank rather than risking their time and effort on something which doesn't guarantee to pay the bills.

right +1

the programming world goes like this..

less you know = the more you pay..

 

[syswizard]

Quote from cdcaveman:

right +1

the programming world goes like this..

less you know = the more you pay..

I went thru this with a wanna-be systematic trader. He had this crazy strategy of trading gap-openings. No platforms could easily do it. Then his exit rules were so convoluted....it was crazy. And then he kept changing them.
The big killer was: he had no backtested results.
I think he eventually canned the whole approach.

 

[Random.Capital]

The quickest way to dispel "doubt" is to pay people for the work you're asking them to do.

It's a pretty serious alarm bell that you don't appear able to invest even the small amount of money necessary to have someone do this professionally.

 

[Newmoney24]

Quote from Random.Capital:

The quickest way to dispel "doubt" is to pay people for the work you're asking them to do.

It's a pretty serious alarm bell that you don't appear able to invest even the small amount of money necessary to have someone do this professionally.

obviously I can but there's no point to waste $
like I said I'd hire someone from Odesk if I had to I'd rather not waste $- I'd rather make a win-win

 

[murrica]

Quote from Newmoney24:

obviously I can but there's no point to waste $
like I said I'd hire someone from Odesk if I had to I'd rather not waste $- I'd rather make a win-win

Please leave, sir.

 

[Bob111]

Quote from Newmoney24:

obviously I can but there's no point to waste $
like I said I'd hire someone from Odesk if I had to I'd rather not waste $- I'd rather make a win-win

ho hoho..post of the day..
boy oh boy...good luck with trading.
cause most of your time you are going to spend doing exactly that:
waste $..and time. a lot of it(time and $). the less time you spend-more $ you going to waste